The math on Amendment G doesn’t add up. Supporters say that one pot of money — income tax — is too volatile to fund one thing — education. So they want to stabilize education funding by funding one more thing — services for children and those with disabilities from that same one pot of money. Two things for the price of one?

One of those volunteers, Kris Campbell, testified at a legislative committee hearing on the proposed constitutional amendment that once again, voters are going to feel that they’ve been left out of the process because the education funding plan didn’t surface until late in the session, after being negotiated behind closed doors.

One of those participating in the discussions will be Kris Campbell, a transgender male. Campbell said he wanted to take action to deal with the climate of polarization in the country today.

Volunteer Kris Campbell trains Staci Arnone how to gather signatures to put a referendum on the November ballot about the tax reform bill that was passed in a December special session of the Legislature.