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Berkeley voters will decide on these 7 ballot measures in November

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Berkeley voters will decide on these 7 ballot measures in November — Mountain View Community news

Questions facing Berkeley residents in 2026 include whether to double the soda tax, increase sales taxes and pay new parcel taxes to support the arts and create a public bank.

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