Ballot Guide

June 5, 2012: Primary Election Summary

Title Yes votes No votes Proposition 28: Limits on Legislators' Terms in Office 2,652,766 (61.2%) 1,679,049 (38.8%) Proposition 29: Imposes Additional Tax on Cigarettes for Cancer Research 2,193,542 (49.6%) 2,230,666 (50.4%) Endorsements: June 2012 Primary -- --

June 3, 2014: Primary Election Summary

Title Yes votes No votes Proposition 41: Veterans Housing and Homeless Prevention Bond Act 2,328,377 (65.3%) 1,236,276 (34.7%) Proposition 42 : Public Information 2,126,079 (61.9%) 1,309,953 (38.1%) Ballot Endorsements for June 3, 2014 Measures -- --

March 3, 2020 General Election Summary

Title Yes votes No votes Proposition 13 (2020): School and College Facilities Bond 4,304,013 (47.0%) 4,856,154 (53.0%) Ballot Endorsements for March 3, 2020 Measures -- --

June 3, 2008 Ballot Prop. 99

Proposition 99: Eminent Domain Official Results

Available once the California Secretary of State has certified the election. This can take up to 3 weeks or more.

Yes votes: 2,678,106 (62%) No votes: 1,644,509 (38%)

Proposition 99 would eliminate the state and local government's power to seize property except in certain circumstances. The measure would prohibit the government from taking single-family homes for use by another private individual, business or association. The measure would also stop Proposition 98's provisions from going...

June 3, 2008: Primary

Title Yes votes No votes Proposition 98: Eminent Domain and Rent Control Elimination 1,675,213 (38.4%) 2,677,456 (61.6%) Proposition 99: Eminent Domain 2,678,106 (62%) 1,644,509 (38%) Endorsements: June 2008 Primary -- --

June 3, 2008 Ballot Prop. 98

Proposition 98: Eminent Domain and Rent Control Elimination Official Results

Available once the California Secretary of State has certified the election. This can take up to 3 weeks or more.

Yes votes: 1,675,213 (38.4%) No votes: 2,677,456 (61.6%)

Proposition 98 has two chief components which would amend the state constitution. The first component would place new limitations on state and local governments right to seize private property. The 2nd component would eliminate rent control in California. In addition, the measure contains...

March 3, 2020 Ballot Prop. 13

Proposition 13: School and College Facilities Bond Official Results

Available once the California Secretary of State has certified the election. This can take up to 3 weeks or more.

Yes votes: 4,304,013 (47.0%)

No votes: 4,856,154 (53.0%)

Proposition 13 would authorize $15 billion in bonds for school and college facilities in California, including $9 billion for preschool and K-12 schools, $4 billion for universities, and $2 billion for community colleges.

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California Ballot Proposition Guides

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