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Setting Aside Politicians: The Effects of Set-Aside Initiatives on California's Local Governments
2010
California Journal of Politics and Policy
Through direct democracy, California voters pass local and state initiative measures, assuming the role of the legislature and many times mandating how government should act or spend funds. But are voters really getting what they want through the initiative process? Initiatives known as "set-asides" provide a unique aspect of local direct democracy to study because they interact with fiscal policy differently than other ballot measures. A set-aside initiative directs a local government to spend
doi:10.5070/p2vc8m
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