van Woerden HC, Gregory C, Brown R, Marchesi JR, Hoogendoorn B, Matthews IP
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According to Ballotpedia, revenue from the measures passage would be distributed as follows: 18 percent to health-related programs funded by the prior tobacco taxes, 27 percent towards research on tobacco-related health issues, 16 percent to education and prevention, 14 percent to grants for veteran employment, health improvement, and homelessness prevention, 10 percent to grants for child and adolescent mental health and substance abuse prevention and treatment, 10 percent towards the construction of community health centers, and 5 percent towards student loan repayment and training for healthcare professionals working in rural and underserved areas.