Ballot Measure Campaign Finance
Summary
The fight over Redwood City’s Measure E is turning into a money race: opponents have raised more than double what supporters have. If you vote in Redwood City, expect dueling campaign ads and mailers everywhere before Election Day.
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Impact analysis
The immediate financial effect is campaign spending, with the 'No' side holding a more than 2-to-1 fundraising advantage rather than any direct change to city finances.
The 'No' campaign benefits most, since it can fund more ads, mailers and outreach than the 'Yes' side.
Measure E supporters and voters who see a lopsided message war are on the losing end, since one side can dominate the airwaves and mail.
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