The California Budget Project's Jean Ross identifies a major reason for our ongoing budget crises: California's insane two-thirds vote requirement to pass a budget.
But there's a fourth culprit at work right now in California, one we can do something about: the state's two-thirds vote requirement to pass a budget and tax increases. Without the two-thirds vote requirement, it's likely that California's policymakers would have been able to come to an agreement that could have averted the issuing of IOUs.
Indeed.

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