Is discussion of Prop i banned from NextDoor? The ND controllers closed the discussion i started about Props A, B, and i that had over 180 responses and 4,000 hits because it “violated community standards.” Really? So, let’s discuss ELECTION FRAUD—the kind where political tricksters lie and misdirect attention from the merits of the proposal for a mandated and more comprehensive Performance Audit with a Pay-For provision like no one else (including the City) is doing—a nonpartisan issue—and paint it with partisan excrement. In a healthy political environment, a nonpartisan idea like this will be judged on its content without voters deciding whether to support or oppose it solely based on who supports or opposes it. But that’s what’s going on the campaign against Prop i. Such an unhealthy political environment is just exactly how people—like the overtaxed, cheated taxpayers of unaffordable City of Austin—end up voting against their own best interest.