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Measure T – Reduce Taxes for Small Businesses and Generate Over $20M for Oakland’s General Fund

Oakland

Measure T, the Invest in Our Oakland Act, will provide relief for residents and local business owners who have been heavily impacted by the pandemic. By creating an equitable tax rate and modernizing Oakland’s business structure, we can reduce taxes for small- and medium-sized businesses while making large wealthy corporations pay the taxes they owe, and that reflect their large gross profits. Measure T is expected to generate over $20 million every year for Oakland’s general fund, which we can use to address years of disinvestment in housing, high-quality jobs, education, public safety, road and sidewalk maintenance, and bike lanes.

Won with 71.77%

Sheng Thao

Oakland Mayor
Oaklanders elected Sheng Thao to represent City Council District 4 in November 2018, and Thao has served Oakland for four years now. As a current city…

Nikki Fortunato Bas

Oakland City Council District 2
Oakland City Council sets goals and priorities for the City. The council approves the City budget, adopts ordinances to help the City serve its commun…

Pamela Price

Alameda County District Attorney
District Attorneys hold one of the most critical and powerful roles in our legal system as they hold the power on who to sentence and how harsh that s…

Rebecca Kaplan

Alameda County Board of Supervisors District 3
With two decades of experience in elected office, Rebecca Kaplan is the best choice to lead our county on issues of housing and homelessness, mental h…