The last four statewide school bond measures were approved by voters. Yet Proposition 51, the $9-billion school bond measure on next week’s ballot, is struggling, according to PPIC polls from the last two months. PPIC’s polls show similar drops across voters of all income and education levels and ethnicities when asked about Proposition 51 compared with the generic school bond measure. liam.dillon@latimes.comFollow me at @dillonliam on TwitterALSOWhat you need to know about the $9-billion school bond on the ballotGov. Jerry Brown opposes $9-billion school bond measureSchool bonds used to be as controversial as mom and apple pie.

Source: Los Angeles Times November 03, 2016 07:06 UTC