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Measure ER backers celebrate passage of half-cent sales tax for healthcare
Measure ER, a half-percent sales tax increase in Los Angeles County, passed with 50.59% voter support to fund healthcare amid federal Medi-Cal cuts. The tax will raise $1 billion annually for the region's safety net healthcare system, with funds allocated to clinics, hospitals, and oversight committees, though one supervisor opposed it due to affordability concerns.
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