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Looks like we're getting 14 Propositions this year. 💵1. Billionaire tax ❌2. & ❌3. Competing measures against billionaire tax ✏️4. Makes permanent the high earner tax that funds $5-15B a year for education 🚧5. Raises citizen initiative special tax pass threshold from simple majority to 2/3. (ACA 22) 🏘️6. $11.25 billion affordable housing bond 🏠7. $25 billion loan program for first time homebuyers. ☂️8. Allows state to put more money in rainy day fund in high-revenue years (ACA 20) 🏗️9. Speeds up the permitting process for construction projects. 🛂10. Voter ID law (Right wing Republican measure) ✅11. Allows public campaign financing ➡️12. Changes how recalls work - instead of simultaneously electing a replacement, the normal succession process happens - for example, if Gov is recalled, Lt. Gov becomes Gov. 🩹13. Requires health centers to spend 90% of revenue on direct care and services. 🧪14. $8.4 bond for research into treating cancer, heart disease, Alzheimer's, etc. https://calmatters.org/politics/2026/06/california-ballot-measures-november-election/