This proposition would fund affordable housing and veterans’ home loans.
What is Proposition 1?
This proposition would expand California’s “rainy day” fund.
What is Proposition 2?
This proposition would require voters to show identification when voting in person or by mail.
What is Proposition 39?
This proposition would require certain nonprofit clinics to spend at least 90% of their revenue on healthcare services.
What is Proposition 44?
This proposition would require a two-thirds vote for certain local taxes.
What is Proposition 43?
Proposition 1 would issue this amount in bonds.
What is $11.25 billion?
Proposition 3 would extend higher income tax rates on this group.
Who are top income earners?
Supporters of Proposition 39 described voter ID as a way to increase this.
What is trust in elections?
Proposition 44 supporters said the measure would reduce this type of spending.
What is wasteful spending?
Proposition 43 concerns local taxes used for a specific one of these.
What is a specific purpose?
This proposition would create down-payment assistance for middle-class homebuyers.
What is Proposition 37?
This proposition would create a one-time tax on billionaires.
What is Proposition 40?
This proposition would end public financing restrictions for state and local campaigns.
What is Proposition 4?
This proposition would fund research involving the immune system.
What is Proposition 38?
This proposition would speed up environmental reviews for certain projects.
What is Proposition 45?
Proposition 37 would help renters, first-time homebuyers, and these families.
What are working families?
Proposition 41 would require ongoing reviews of programs funded by these.
What are specific taxes?
Proposition 5 deals with this type of election involving state officials.
What are recall elections?
Proposition 38 could support research into cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, and this heart-related illness.
What is heart disease?
Supporters of Proposition 45 argued that environmental review delays could increase the cost of housing, electricity, water, and these.
What are public projects?
SSupporters said Proposition 1 would help people at risk of this condition.
What is homelessness?
This proposition would prohibit new taxes on financial assets such as stocks and investment accounts.
What is Proposition 42?
Supporters of Proposition 4 argued that candidates would depend less on these wealthy campaign funders.
Who are wealthy donors?
Opponents of Proposition 38 were concerned that California would take on billions in this.
What is debt?
Opponents of Proposition 45 worried that it could increase risks to air, water, and this.
What is public health?