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* Failed in his duty to the voters in the 71st District and reneged on his pledge to lower taxes.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/2/http://www.recallmiller.com/facts/ ''Recall Miller'', "Facts," 2009]</ref> | * Failed in his duty to the voters in the 71st District and reneged on his pledge to lower taxes.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/2/http://www.recallmiller.com/facts/ ''Recall Miller'', "Facts," 2009]</ref> | ||
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A notice of intention to recall California Assemblyman Jeff Miller was filed on May 18, 2009. The recall effort failed to quality for the ballot.[1]
Background
The reasons for recall included charges that Miller:
- Was complicit in the effort to raise state taxes by $42 billion
- Protected Republicans who voted to raise taxes.
- Endorsed others who voted to raise taxes.
- Voted to put Proposition 1A on the ballot, extending the new tax hikes by an additional 2 years
- Failed in his duty to the voters in the 71st District and reneged on his pledge to lower taxes.[2]
See also
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