Politics

Here Are Some of the Potential Ripple Effects Proposition 22 Could Set Off

The California measure is likely to spur economic growth, but has risks

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California's much-watched ballott measure passed with 58% of the vote.iStock
By Robert Klara

November 5, 2020

Marketers have long known that the voice of the average person can be a powerful thing. But if 2020 had a textbook case, it might well be a man known to millions of viewers only as Marcell H.

Robert Klara

Robert Klara is a senior editor, brands at Adweek, where he specializes in covering the evolution and impact of brands.

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