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

Four years ago at this time, California was deep in the midst of a period of fiscal and political angst. The state was still reeling from the Great Recession and the resulting loss of tens of billions in state revenues, along with deep spending cuts across California’s education systems and social safety net. Also in …

Ballot Propositions

California Budget

Taxes & Revenue

Californians Could Maintain Higher Taxes on Wealthiest With Proposition 55

This report examines Proposition 55 on the November 2016 statewide ballot. This analysis looks at what Prop. 55 would do, examines its impact on the state budget and on funding for education and other public services, and discusses the policy issues raised by the measure. The California Budget & Policy Center neither supports nor opposes Prop. 55.

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California Budget

Taxes & Revenue

What Has Proposition 30 Meant for California?

This brief looks at the impact of the Proposition 30 tax increases, which were approved by voters in 2012. Prop. 30 has significantly boosted state revenues, enabling California to reinvest in schools and community colleges and other systems while also increasing its capacity to build its budget reserve and pay down debt.

Ballot Propositions

Taxes & Revenue

Policy Insights 2017

Policy Insights, the Budget Center’s annual conference, is the premier event for advocates, policymakers, researchers, and other leaders working to improve the lives of low- and middle-income Californians. The focus of our conference is fostering a discussion on how our state can broaden economic opportunity. The following is the agenda and schedule for Policy Insights …