Send a Taxpayers' Friend to Sacramento

The Democratic supermajority in Sacramento wants to raise our again taxes and dismantle Proposition 13. That's why we need to elect David Hadley to the Assembly.

Proposition 13 was passed overwhelmingly by California voters in 1978 as a way to control spirialing property taxes. Throughout the last few decades, it has saved working Californians millions of dollars. Now Democrats want to see Prop 13 done away.

David Hadley knows it is important to keep taxes low to keep jobs in California. The recent departure of Toyota to Texas is an example that higher taxes will not get California working again. Tax and spend liberal will keep taxes high if they continue to control Sacramento.

As a fiscal conservative, David Hadley will vote against raising income and sales taxes on working Californians. As an independent business owner, David Hadley understands the need to keep taxes low for the South Bay to grow and thrive. He'll fight to keep Proposition 13 intact so that South Bay residents are not forced from their homes as a result of rising property taxes.

With your help, we'll have a taxpayers' friend in Sacramento.

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