The wealth-tax vote no longer decides the wealth tax.
Repeal initiatives, dueling countermeasures that void the tax if they outpoll it, and concurrently elected supreme-court seats now determine outcomes regardless of the measure's own popular support.
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Billionaire-funded dueling countermeasures convert a majority vote into a multi-way race in which each rival independently nullifies the tax.
A repeal initiative votes in the same election as five of nine seats on the supreme court that will hear its constitutional challenge — exactly the concurrent procedural architecture this theme says now decides wealth-tax outcomes regardless of the measure's own support.