Proposition 1 A: YES
Protects state sales tax
revenues for transportation
purposes from the
general-purpose use.
Proposition 1 B: YES
$19.9 million in bonds to fund state and local transportation improvement projects.
Proposition 1 C: YES
$2.9 billion to fund housing for lower-income residents and develop urban areas near public transportation.
Proposition 1 D: YES
$10.4 billion to fund repair and upgrade of public schools, k through 12, community colleges and state universities.
Proposition 1 E: YES
$4.1 billion to finance disaster preparedness and flood
prevention projects at state and local levels.
Proposition 83: YES
Amend existing laws relating to violent and habitual sex offenders and child molesters to increase penalties and monitoring.
Proposition 84: YES
$5.4 billion in bonds for a wide variety of projects related to water safety, rivers, beaches,
levees, water sheds and more.
Proposition 85: NO
State constitution amended to require parental notification of unemancipated pregnant minor 48 hours prior to perfoming an abortion.
Proposition 86: NO
Addtional tax of $2.60 per
cigarette pack to expand health services and insurances and expand tobacco prevention programs.
Proposition 87: NO
$4 billion for clean alternative energy program to reduce state’s oil and gasoline consumption by 25 percent.
Proposition 88 : NO
Annual tax levy of $50 real property tax on most parcels with funds allocated to five K-12 education programs.
Proposition 89 : NO
Eligible candidates receive public campaign funding, limits to
contributions imposed on
candidates that do not receive public funding.
Proposition 90: NO
Government required to pay
property owners for substantial
economic losses and limit
government authority to take ownership of private property.
