2024 Ballot Measures Summary

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1	Level of Government	Name	General Description	Fiscal Analysis	Support	Oppose	Notes	San Jose Mercury News Endorsements	San Diego UT Descriptions	LA Times Descriptions	San Francisco Chronicle Descriptions	Sacramento Bee Descriptions
2	City	Meaure C	0	Fiscal Analysis Measure C	Sean Elo-Rivera Marni Von Wilpert Gil Cabrera Scott Barnett Dr. Kyle Weinberg	Elizabeth Moore John Stump Juan Anaya Joel Johnson Scott Kisinger
3	City	Measure D	Amending the San Diego Charter by Amending Article V, Section 41 and Adding New Section 41.3, Relating to the Ethics Commission	Fiscal Analysis Measure D	Joe LaCava Mara Elliott Kim Knox Caridad Sanchez	None
4	City	Measure E	Amending the San Diego Municipal Code by Adding Chapter 3, Article 2, Division 1, Sections 32.0101 Through 32.0120, Relating to a General Transactions and Use Tax	Fiscal Analysis Measure E	Todd Gloria Raul Campillo George Duardo Jared Wilson Linda Leggerette	Haney Hong Ronne Froman Scott Sherman Ricl Gentry Michael J. Frattali
5	County	Measure G	San Diego 350 yes		SD350	www.nonewtaxessd.com/
6	State	Proposition 2	Issue $10 billion in bonds to fund construction and modernization of public education facilities	The Legislative Analyst's Office reported that California is repaying an estimated $80 billion in bonded debt and is authorized to sell an outstanding $35 billion in bonds. The state spends approximately $6 billion from the General Fund (3% of the total fund) each year to repay bonds. The office estimated that the cost to repay Proposition 2 would be an estimated $500 million annually for 35 years	Unions California Federation of Teachers California Labor Federation Organizations Alameda County Office of Education Association of California School Administrators California Builders Alliance California Chamber of Commerce California Retired Teachers Association Community College League of California Los Angeles Unified School District	None		San Jose Mercury News All CA Ballot Proposition Endorsements	All California State Propositions Described Here	All LA Times California State Ballot Propositions Described Here	All SF Chronicle CA State Propositions Described Here	All Sacramento Bee Descriptions
7	State	Proposition 3	Repeal Proposition 8 and establish a right to marry	None	Officials Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) Stat Sen. Scott Wiener (D) Asm. Evan Low (D) Political Parties California Democratic Party Unions California Labor Federation Organizations ACLU of Northern California Equality California Human Rights Campaign Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California Trans Latina Coalition	Organizations California Capitol Connection California Family Council Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee Freedom in Action Real Impact		San Jose Mercury News All CA Ballot Proposition Endorsements	All California State Propositions Described Here	All LA Times California State Ballot Propositions Described Here	All SF Chronicle CA State Propositions Described Here	All Sacramento Bee Descriptions
8	State	Proposition 4	Issue $10 billion in bonds to fund state and local parks, environmental protection projects, water infrastructure projects, energy projects, and flood protection projects	The Legislative Analyst's Office reported that California is repaying an estimated $80 billion in bonded debt and is authorized to sell an outstanding $35 billion in bonds. The state spends approximately $6 billion from the General Fund (3% of the total fund) each year to repay bonds. The office estimated that the cost to repay Proposition 4 would be an estimated $400 million annually for 40 years.	Unions California Labor Federation IBEW Local 569 Organizations Clean Water Action Environmental Defense Fund Natural Resources Defense Council	Organizations Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association		San Jose Mercury News All CA Ballot Proposition Endorsements	All California State Propositions Described Here	All LA Times California State Ballot Propositions Described Here	All SF Chronicle CA State Propositions Described Here	All Sacramento Bee Descriptions
9	State	Proposition 5	Lower the vote threshold from 66.67% to 55% for local bond measures to fund housing projects and public infrastructure	None	Political Parties California Democratic Party Unions California Labor Federation State Building and Construction Trades Council of California Organizations AIDS Healthcare Foundation California State Association of Counties California YIMBY League of Women Voters of California	Political Parties Republican Party of California Organizations California Association of Realtors California Chamber of Commerce California Taxpayers Association Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association National Federation of Independent Business		San Jose Mercury News All CA Ballot Proposition Endorsements	All California State Propositions Described Here	All LA Times California State Ballot Propositions Described Here	All SF Chronicle CA State Propositions Described Here	All Sacramento Bee Descriptions
10	State	Proposition 6	Remove involuntary servitude as punishment for a crime from the state constitution	None	Officials State Sen. Steven Bradford (D) State Sen. Lola Smallwood-Cuevas (D) State Asm. Lori Wilson (D) Unions California Labor Federation Organizations ACLU of California Abolish Slavery National Network	None		San Jose Mercury News All CA Ballot Proposition Endorsements	All California State Propositions Described Here	All LA Times California State Ballot Propositions Described Here	All SF Chronicle CA State Propositions Described Here	All Sacramento Bee Descriptions
11	State	Proposition 32	Increase minimum wage to $18 an hour	Unclear change in annual state and local tax revenues, likely between a loss of a couple billion dollars and a gain of a few hundred million dollars. Increase in annual state and local government costs likely between half a billion dollars and a few billion dollars	Supported by Lorena Gonzales	John Kabateck, state director of the National Federation of Independent Business		San Jose Mercury News All CA Ballot Proposition Endorsements	All California State Propositions Described Here	All LA Times California State Ballot Propositions Described Here	All SF Chronicle CA State Propositions Described Here	All Sacramento Bee Descriptions
12	State	Proposition 33	Repeals Costa Hawkins Rental Housing Act	Overall, a potential reduction in state and local revenues in the high tens of millions of dollars per year over time. Depending on actions by local communities, revenue losses could be less or more	Officials U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders (Independent) Huntington Beach Councilmember Tony Strickland (R) Political Parties California Democratic Party Unions California Nurses Association Organizations Americans for Democratic Action - Southern California Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights Housing is a Human Right Pomona United Stable Housing Coalition Social Security Works - California Veterans' Voices	Officials State Sen. Toni Atkins (D) State Asm. Buffy Wicks (D) Political Parties Republican Party of California Unions Norcal Carpenters Union United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Organizations Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles California Apartment Association California Business Roundtable California YIMBY		San Jose Mercury News All CA Ballot Proposition Endorsements	All California State Propositions Described Here	All LA Times California State Ballot Propositions Described Here	All SF Chronicle CA State Propositions Described Here	All Sacramento Bee Descriptions
13	State	Proposition 34	Requires health care providers to spend 98% of revenues from federal discount prescription drug program on direct patient care	Increased costs to state government, potentially up to the millions of dollars annually, to review entities’ compliance with the measure and enforce the measure’s provisions. These costs would be paid for by fees created under the measure. Uncertain fiscal impacts to state and local government health programs, depending on how the affected entities respond to the measure’s requirements	Officials State Asm. Evan Low (D) Political Parties Republican Party of California Organizations ALS Association San Francisco Women's Cancer Network	Organizations AIDS Healthcare Foundation Housing is a Human Righ		San Jose Mercury News All CA Ballot Proposition Endorsements	All California State Propositions Described Here	All LA Times California State Ballot Propositions Described Here	All SF Chronicle CA State Propositions Described Here	All Sacramento Bee Descriptions
14	State	Proposition 35	Permanently authorizes a tax on managed care organizations to fund Medi-Cal programs	Uncertain overall impact on state revenues and spending, including reduced legislative flexibility over the use of MCO tax funds. The extent of this impact depends on whether the measure would result in different state decisions around imposing, structuring, and spending proceeds from the managed care organization tax than in the absence of the measure	Political Parties California Democratic Party Republican Party of California Unions SEIU California State Council Organizations California Dental Association California Hospital Association California Medical Association California Primary Care Association Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California	Organizations California Pan-Ethnic Health Network League of Women Voters of California	Complicated	San Jose Mercury News All CA Ballot Proposition Endorsements	All California State Propositions Described Here	All LA Times California State Ballot Propositions Described Here	All SF Chronicle CA State Propositions Described Here	All Sacramento Bee Descriptions
15	State	Proposition 36	Increase drug crime and theft penalties and allow a new class of crime to be called treatment-mandated felony, which gives the offender the option to participate in drug and mental health treatment	Increased state criminal justice system costs potentially in the hundreds of millions of dollars annually, primarily due to an increase in the state prison population. Some of these costs could be offset by reductions in state spending on local mental health and substance use services, truancy and dropout prevention, and victim services due to requirements in current law. Increased local criminal justice system costs potentially in the tens of millions of dollars annually, primarily due to increased court-related workload and a net increase in the number of people in county jail and under county community supervision	Officials State Sen. Melissa Hurtado (D) State Sen. Dave Min (D) State Sen. Josh Newman (D) State Sen. Susan Rubio (D) State Sen. Tom Umberg (D) State Rep. Jasmeet Bains (D) State Rep. Vince Fong (R) State Rep. Stephanie Nguyen (D) State Rep. Blanca Pacheco (D) State Rep. James Ramos (D) San Francisco Mayor London Breed (Nonpartisan) San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria (Nonpartisan) San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan (Nonpartisan) Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho (Nonpartisan) Elk Grove Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen (Nonpartisan) Candidates George Whitesides (D) - U.S. House candidate Political Parties Republican Party of California Corporations Target Walgreens Walmart, Inc. Unions California District Attorneys Association California Police Chiefs Association California Retailers Association California State Sheriffs' Association Organizations American Petroleum and Convenience Store Association California Business Roundtable California Correctional Peace Officers Association California Grocers Association	Officials State Rep. Mia Bonta (D) State Rep. Isaac Bryan (D) State Rep. Reggie Jones State Rep. Ash Kalra (D) State Rep. Alex Lee (D) State Rep. Tina McKinnor (D) Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas (D) Political Parties California Democratic Party Organizations ACLU of Northern California Action for Safety and Justice Anti-Recidivism Coalition Civil Rights Corps Disability Rights California		San Jose Mercury News All CA Ballot Proposition Endorsements	All California State Propositions Described Here	All LA Times California State Ballot Propositions Described Here	All SF Chronicle CA State Propositions Described Here	All Sacramento Bee Descriptions
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