M.O.V.E. L.A.’s Valentine’s Fundraiser – WE LOVE LA

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Move
LA initiated the concept for Measure R, a 1/2 cent sales tax for transportation that 68% of LA County voters approved on the November, 2008 ballot.  We also built the business, labor, and environmental
coalition to support Measure R.  Thus began a 30-year revenue stream of nearly $40
billion, 70% of which will be used to build a
modern, robust transit system for Los Angeles County.

The challenge now is to complete the Measure R public transit program in 10
years – not 30.
That is the work of Move LA!

We look forward to seeing you at our first "We Love LA (County & City) Valentine’s Celebration!". 

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