Among the other ballot initiatives drawing Californians to the polls this November are an assortment of bond propositions. But will citizens be willing to take out yet another mortgage on the state to repair its crumbling infrastructure?
PT talks to Tom McClintock, State Senator for California's 19th District and candidate for Lieutenant Governor, about the on-again, off-again nature of the state's infrastructure bond negotiations leading up to the final passage. McClintock's was the only "no" vote on SB 1266, a $19.9 billion transportation bond that will come before voters in November.
PT talks to California Assemblyman Rick Keene, a member of the Infrastructure Conference Committee, about the process and pitfalls of creating a cohesive infrastructure strategy for California.
PT talks to California Assemblywoman Jenny Oropeza, chair of the Assembly Committee on Transportation, about bricks and mortar, traffic congestion and reasons for optimism in Sacramento
