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All Ballot Propositions Content

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No April Fool: Big State Tobacco Tax Increase Set to Take Effect

Ballot Propositions · Taxes · Health & Human Services · March 2017 · By Scott Graves

Blog

What We’re Watching for in the Governor’s Budget Proposal

Ballot Propositions · Budget · Work, Income & Poverty · Health & Human Services · Criminal Justice · January 2017 · By Budget Center

Fact Sheet

California’s Spending Per Student Has Increased Due to Proposition 30, but Still Trails the Rest of the US

Ballot Propositions · Taxes · Education · October 2016 · By Jonathan Kaplan

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Proposition 56: Should California Voters Increase the State Excise Tax on Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products?

Ballot Propositions · Taxes · Health & Human Services · October 2016 · By Scott Graves

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Asking the Right Questions About Prop. 55: Are the Revenues Needed? Would the Measure Raise Them Fairly?

Ballot Propositions · Budget · Taxes · October 2016 · By Chris Hoene

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Whether or Not Voters Approve Proposition 51, Inequities in California’s K-12 School Facilities Funding System Are Likely to Continue

Ballot Propositions · Education · October 2016 · By Jonathan Kaplan

Report

Proposition 57: Should Voters Provide State Officials With New Flexibility to Reduce the Prison Population?

Ballot Propositions · Criminal Justice · October 2016 · By Scott Graves

Report

Proposition 51: Should California Voters Approve Bonds to Pay for School Facilities?

Ballot Propositions · Budget · Education · October 2016 · By Jonathan Kaplan

Blog

New Budget Analysis Examines Proposition 55, Which Would Maintain Tax Rate Increases for Our State’s Wealthiest

Ballot Propositions · Budget · Taxes · September 2016 · By Steven Bliss

Report

Proposition 55: Should California Maintain Higher Taxes on the Wealthiest to Fund Education, Health Care, and Other Services?

Ballot Propositions · Budget · Taxes · September 2016 · By Scott Graves, , William Chen and Chris Hoene

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