§ 93008 Transit District Consolidation Election

• •The law says that after a group of leaders (called the board of directors) agrees to something, there must be a vote.
• •The vote is to decide if two big bus and train groups in San Diego should become one.
• •Only people who live in the area where these buses and trains run can vote.
• •The vote happens after the leaders have already said yes to the plan.

Imagine two big pizza companies in your town want to become one company. The bosses of both companies agree to it, but before it can happen, all the people in town get to vote yes or no.

This law is like that. The bosses (board of directors) agreed to merge two big bus and train groups, but the people who live in the area get to vote to make it official.