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Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024
Annual federal spending legislation funding government operations and agencies.
Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
Climate, healthcare, and tax provisions including Medicare drug negotiation and $369B in clean energy incentives.
American Rescue Plan Act of 2021
COVID-19 relief: $1,400 stimulus checks, extended unemployment, child tax credit expansion, and state/local aid.
Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act
$1.2 trillion for roads, bridges, rail, broadband, water systems, and electric vehicle charging.
CHIPS and Science Act of 2022
$280B to boost domestic semiconductor manufacturing, scientific research, and tech competitiveness.
Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2022
FY2022 omnibus spending bill including $13.6B in Ukraine aid and Violence Against Women Act reauthorization.
Bipartisan Safer Communities Act
First major federal gun safety law in decades: enhanced background checks for under-21 buyers, red flag law incentives.
Respect for Marriage Act
Codifies federal recognition of same-sex and interracial marriages; requires interstate recognition.
PACT Act of 2022
Expands VA healthcare for veterans exposed to burn pits and toxic substances during military service.
Electoral Count Reform Act
Reforms the Electoral Count Act to clarify the VP's ceremonial role and raise objection thresholds.
Affordable Care Act (ACA)
Comprehensive healthcare reform: insurance exchanges, Medicaid expansion, pre-existing condition protections.
Fair Sentencing Act of 2010
Reduced the 100:1 sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine to 18:1.
CARES Act
$2.2 trillion COVID-19 stimulus: PPP loans, $1,200 direct payments, enhanced unemployment insurance.
Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017
Major tax overhaul: reduced corporate rate to 21%, individual rate changes, SALT deduction cap at $10K.
Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act
Post-2008 financial regulation: created CFPB, Volcker Rule, derivatives oversight, stress testing.
USA PATRIOT Act
Post-9/11 surveillance and anti-terrorism law: expanded wiretapping, financial tracking, and agency cooperation.
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California Ballot Measures
Behavioral Health Services Program and Bond Measure
Renames the Mental Health Services Act, redirects some existing tax revenue, and authorizes bonds for housing and services for people with behavioral health needs.
Public School and Community College Facilities Bond
Authorizes state bonds to fund construction and modernization of K–12 schools and community college facilities.
Right to Marry Amendment
Repeals outdated language and explicitly protects the right to marry regardless of the genders of the parties.
Parks, Environment, and Water Infrastructure Bond
Authorizes $10 billion in bonds for parks, environmental projects, water infrastructure, energy, and flood protection.
Lower Vote Threshold for Local Housing and Infrastructure Bonds
Would have lowered the local vote threshold from two-thirds to 55% for certain affordable housing and infrastructure bond measures.
End Involuntary Servitude for Incarcerated Persons
Removes language allowing involuntary servitude as criminal punishment from the state constitution.
Raise Minimum Wage to $18
Would have increased California's statewide minimum wage to $18 per hour, with phased implementation.
Expand Local Rent Control Authority
Would have repealed parts of the Costa-Hawkins Act to let cities expand rent control on more residential properties.
Prescription Drug Revenue Restrictions
Would have restricted how certain health care providers spend revenue from prescription drugs.
Permanent Funding for Medi-Cal Services
Permanently authorizes a managed care organization tax to fund Medi-Cal and related health care programs.
Felony Charges for Certain Drug and Theft Crimes
Would have allowed more felony charges and longer sentences for some drug and theft offenses and expanded treatment requirements.
School and College Facilities Bond
Would have authorized $15 billion in state bonds for construction and modernization of public schools and higher education facilities.
Stem Cell Research Institute Bond
Authorizes $5.5 billion in bonds to continue funding the state's stem cell research and medical treatments agency.
Tax on Commercial and Industrial Properties for Education and Local Government
Would have taxed most large commercial and industrial properties on market value, directing new revenue to schools and local governments.
Repeal of Ban on Affirmative Action
Would have allowed state and local governments to consider race, sex, color, ethnicity, or national origin in public programs.
Voting Rights for People on Parole
Restores the right to vote to people with felony convictions who have completed prison but remain on state parole.
Primary Voting for 17-Year-Olds
Would have allowed 17-year-olds to vote in primaries and special elections if they turn 18 by the next general election.
Property Tax Transfers and Inheritance Rules
Changes rules for transferring property tax assessments for some homeowners and narrows tax breaks on inherited property.
Criminal Sentencing, Parole, and DNA Collection
Would have increased penalties for certain theft crimes, limited parole, and expanded DNA collection from some offenses.
Local Rent Control Initiative
Would have allowed cities to adopt rent control on more older rental properties while preserving some landlord exemptions.
App-Based Drivers as Independent Contractors
Classifies app-based transportation and delivery drivers as independent contractors, with some required benefits and protections.
Dialysis Clinic Requirements
Would have required on-site physicians at dialysis clinics and state approval before clinics could close or reduce services.
California Privacy Rights Act
Expands consumer data privacy rights, creates a new state privacy agency, and tightens rules on businesses' use of personal information.
Replace Cash Bail with Risk Assessments Referendum
Upholds a law's repeal, preventing replacement of cash bail with pretrial risk assessment for most criminal cases.
In-Person Tribal Sports Betting
Would have allowed in-person sports betting at tribal casinos and certain racetracks and changed related gaming rules.
Online Sports Betting Initiative
Would have legalized online sports betting statewide for approved operators subject to taxes and regulations.
Arts and Music School Funding
Requires the state to provide additional funding for arts and music education in K–12 public schools.
Dialysis Clinic Staffing and Requirements
Would have required a physician or other clinician on site at dialysis clinics and new reporting rules.
Tax on High-Income Earners for Climate Programs
Would have increased income taxes on very high earners to fund electric vehicle incentives and wildfire programs.
Ban on Flavored Tobacco Products Referendum
Upholds a state law banning the retail sale of most flavored tobacco products and flavor enhancers.
Repeal Gas and Diesel Tax Increases
Would have repealed recent fuel and vehicle taxes and required voter approval for future fuel and vehicle fee increases.
Daylight Saving Time Amendment
Authorizes the Legislature to change daylight saving time law if federal law allows, potentially ending seasonal clock changes.
Expand Local Rent Control (2018)
Would have repealed limits on local residential rent control set by the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act.
School Bonds for K–12 and Community Colleges
Authorizes $9 billion in bonds for construction and modernization of K–12 school and community college facilities.
State Fees on Hospitals Amendment
Requires voter approval to change or end the hospital quality assurance fee that helps fund Medi-Cal.
Voter Approval for Large State Projects
Would have required statewide voter approval for certain state revenue bond projects costing more than $2 billion.
Legislative Transparency Initiative
Requires bills to be posted online for 72 hours before a vote and allows recording and posting of legislative proceedings.
Extension of Income Tax on High Earners
Extends higher personal income tax rates on high-income earners to fund education and some health care programs.
Tobacco and E-Cigarette Tax Increase
Increases the cigarette tax by $2 per pack and raises taxes on other tobacco products and e-cigarettes.
Parole for Nonviolent Criminals and Juvenile Trial Rules
Expands parole consideration for some nonviolent offenders and changes how juveniles can be tried in adult court.
English Proficiency and Multilingual Education
Modifies rules on English-only instruction to allow more bilingual and multilingual programs in public schools.
Advisory Question on Citizens United
Advises state officials to work toward overturning the Citizens United campaign finance decision.
Condoms in Adult Films
Would have required performers in adult films to use condoms and imposed related health and reporting rules.
State Prescription Drug Purchases Pricing Standards
Would have limited what the state pays for prescription drugs to prices paid by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Repeal of the Death Penalty
Would have repealed the death penalty and replaced it with life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.
Background Checks for Ammunition Sales
Requires background checks for ammunition purchases and restricts large-capacity ammunition magazines.
Marijuana Legalization
Legalizes recreational marijuana for adults, establishes taxation, and sets rules for cultivation and sale.
Carryout Bag Charges
Would have directed money from certain carryout bag charges to a state environmental fund instead of retailers.
Death Penalty Procedures
Changes procedures to speed up death penalty appeals and modifications to legal challenges.
Ban on Single-Use Plastic Bags
Upholds a statewide ban on single-use plastic carryout bags and allows certain reusable bag charges.
Seismic Retrofitting Property Tax Exclusion
Continues excluding seismic retrofitting improvements from property tax reassessment to encourage earthquake safety upgrades.
Top Two Primaries Act
Creates a top-two primary system where all candidates appear on one primary ballot and the two highest vote-getters advance to the general election.
California Fair Elections Act
Would have created a public campaign financing system for certain statewide candidates funded by fees on lobbyists and contractors.
Two-Thirds Vote for Local Public Electricity
Would have required two-thirds voter approval before local governments could create or expand public electricity providers.
Auto Insurance Continuous Coverage Discounts
Would have allowed auto insurers to offer new discounts or surcharges based on a driver's history of prior insurance coverage.
Water Bond (Removed from Ballot)
Authorized a major water infrastructure bond but was removed from the ballot by the Legislature and did not go before voters.
Marijuana Legalization Initiative (2010)
Would have legalized certain marijuana activities for adults and allowed local regulation and taxation of commercial production and sales.
Congressional Redistricting by Citizens Commission
Transfers authority for drawing U.S. House districts from the Legislature to the existing Citizens Redistricting Commission.
Vehicle License Surcharge for State Parks
Would have added an annual vehicle surcharge to fund state parks and wildlife conservation, providing free park entry to payers.
Local Tax Funds Protection
Prohibits the state from redirecting or borrowing certain local tax revenues dedicated to transportation and local services.
Suspend Air Pollution Control Law
Would have suspended the state's greenhouse gas reduction law until unemployment fell to a specified level.
Repeal Recent Business Tax Changes
Would have repealed business tax law changes that allowed some multistate companies to reduce their California income taxes.
Simple Majority Vote for Budget
Lowers the vote needed to pass the state budget from two-thirds to a simple majority while leaving tax vote rules unchanged.
Supermajority Vote to Approve Certain Fees
Reclassifies some state and local regulatory fees as taxes, requiring two-thirds legislative or voter approval.
Eliminate Citizens Redistricting Commission
Would have abolished the Citizens Redistricting Commission and returned redistricting authority to the Legislature.
Legislative Term Limits Reform
Reduces total years a person may serve in the Legislature but allows all years to be served in one house.
Cigarette Tax for Cancer Research
Would have increased cigarette taxes by $1 per pack to fund cancer research and tobacco control programs.
Temporary Taxes to Fund Education
Raises income taxes on high earners and the statewide sales tax temporarily to fund schools and help balance the budget.
State Budget and Governance Reforms
Would have changed state and local budget procedures, including two-year state budgets and new local funding flexibility.
Payroll Deductions for Political Purposes
Would have restricted unions and some employers from using payroll-deducted funds for political spending.
Auto Insurance Rates Based on Coverage History
Would have allowed insurers to set auto rates partly on a driver's prior insurance coverage history.
Repeal Death Penalty Initiative
Would have replaced the death penalty with life imprisonment without parole and required changes to victim restitution funding.
Human Trafficking Penalties
Increases criminal penalties and registration requirements for human trafficking offenses and expands victims' rights.
Three Strikes Law Reform
Revises the three strikes sentencing law so that a life sentence is imposed only when the new felony conviction is serious or violent.
Labeling of Genetically Engineered Foods
Would have required labeling of most genetically engineered foods sold in California retail stores.
Tax to Fund Education and Early Childhood Programs
Would have increased income taxes on most taxpayers to fund K–12 schools and early childhood programs.
Tax Treatment of Multistate Businesses
Changes corporate income tax rules for multistate businesses and dedicates some new revenue to clean energy projects.
State Senate Redistricting Maps
Upholds the Citizens Redistricting Commission's State Senate maps by rejecting a referendum to overturn them.
Water Quality, Supply, and Infrastructure Bond
Authorizes a statewide bond to fund water supply reliability, water quality, and ecosystem restoration projects.
State Budget Stabilization Fund Amendment
Constitutionally strengthens rainy day fund rules, complementing related statutory changes to budget reserves.
Veterans Housing and Homeless Prevention Bond
Authorizes bonds to fund affordable housing and related services for veterans, especially those experiencing homelessness.
Public Records and Open Meetings Requirements
Requires local governments to comply with public records and open meeting laws as a constitutional duty.
Safe Drinking Water Bond (Moved to 1)
Originally a large water bond but was replaced by a smaller bond later designated as Proposition 1 in 2014.
State Budget Stabilization Fund
Revises the state's rainy day fund rules, requiring more deposits in good years and setting limits on withdrawals.
Health Insurance Rate Approval
Would have required the insurance commissioner's approval before health insurers could change many rates.
Drug and Alcohol Testing of Doctors
Would have required drug and alcohol testing of physicians and raised the cap on certain medical malpractice damages.
Indian Gaming Compacts Referendum
Voters rejected ratifying specific tribal gaming compacts for a proposed off-reservation casino project.
Children's Hospitals Bond
Authorizes bonds to fund capital improvements at children's hospitals and certain other pediatric care facilities.
Property Tax Rules for Senior Homeowners
Would have expanded property tax assessment transfers for certain homeowners who move to a new primary residence.
Regulation of Dialysis Clinic Revenue
Would have limited dialysis clinics' allowable revenue and required refunds or rate reductions if caps were exceeded.
Ambulance Employees On-Call Breaks
Allows private ambulance employees to remain on call during breaks and sets some training and mental health standards.
Farm Animal Confinement Standards
Sets minimum space requirements for farm animals and bans the sale of certain products from noncompliant facilities.
Traffic Congestion and Safe School Bus Act (Refinance)
Would have dedicated specified vehicle sales tax revenues to transportation projects, including congestion relief and school buses.
High-Speed Rail Bond
Authorizes bonds to fund planning and construction of a high-speed passenger rail system in California.
Standards for Confining Farm Animals
Prohibits certain confinement practices for farm animals that prevent them from lying down, standing up, or turning around freely.
Same-Sex Marriage Ban (2008)
Amends the state constitution to define marriage as only between one man and one woman, overruling court decisions.
Citizens Redistricting Commission Creation
Creates a citizens commission to draw State Assembly and Senate district boundaries instead of the Legislature.
Safe Neighborhood Parks, Clean Water, Clean Air, and Coastal Protection Bond
Authorizes bonds to fund park improvements, natural habitat acquisition, clean water projects, and coastal protection programs.
School Facilities Bond of 2000
Authorizes bonds for construction and modernization of K–12 and higher education facilities across the state.
Reading and Literacy Improvement and Public Library Construction Bond
Issues bonds to build and renovate public libraries and support reading and literacy programs.
Crime Laboratories Construction Bond Act
Would have authorized bonds to construct and upgrade state and local criminalistics laboratories.
Veterans Homes Bond Act of 2000
Authorizes bonds to fund construction and expansion of veterans homes providing long-term care services.
Lotteries. Charitable Raffles
Allows qualified nonprofit organizations to conduct charitable raffles as fundraisers under specified conditions.
Murder: Special Circumstances
Expands the list of special circumstances under which convicted murderers may receive the death penalty or life without parole.
Murder. BART and CSU Peace Officers
Adds killing of Bay Area Rapid Transit and California State University peace officers to special circumstance murder provisions.
California State Lottery. Allocation for Instructional Materials
Adjusts lottery revenue distribution to provide additional funding for K–12 instructional materials.
Juvenile Crime Initiative
Increases penalties for certain juvenile crimes and expands circumstances for trying juveniles as adults.
Limit on Marriage (2000)
Defines marriage in state law as only between a man and a woman for purposes of California statutes.
None of the Above on Ballots
Would have added a nonbinding “None of the Above” option to certain statewide election ballots.
Campaign Finance Limits. Contributions and Spending
Sets limits on campaign contributions to state candidates and imposes disclosure and enforcement rules.
Public Works Projects and Private Contractors
Allows state and local governments to contract with private engineers and architects for public works projects.
Drugs. Probation and Treatment Program
Requires probation and drug treatment, rather than incarceration, for many first and second-time nonviolent drug possession offenses.
Fees. Vote Requirements. Taxes
Would have required voter approval for certain state and local fee increases treated similarly to taxes.
School Vouchers Initiative
Would have created a state-funded voucher program for students to attend private and religious schools.
School Facilities. 55% Local Vote
Lowers the local vote threshold for most school bonds from two-thirds to 55% and adds accountability measures.
California Clean Water, Clean Air, Safe Neighborhood Parks, and Coastal Protection Act
Authorizes bonds for state and local park projects, clean water programs, and coastal and natural area protection.
Voting Modernization Bond Act of 2002
Issues bonds to help counties replace outdated voting systems with more modern, secure equipment.
Transportation Funding from Gas Sales Tax
Requires revenues from the state sales tax on gasoline to be used for transportation purposes, with limited exceptions.
Right to Have Vote Counted
Adds to the constitution that a lawfully cast vote in an election shall be counted.
Chiropractors. Insurance Fraud
Requires revocation of a chiropractor's license for specified repeated insurance fraud or related offenses.
Legislative Term Limits. Local Voter Petitions
Would have allowed district voters to extend term limits for their state legislators through local petitions.
Housing and Emergency Shelter Trust Fund Act
Authorizes bonds to finance affordable rental housing, homeownership assistance, and emergency shelters.
Kindergarten–University Public Education Facilities Bond Act
Issues bonds for construction and renovation of K–12 schools and higher education facilities.
Court Consolidation. Municipal Courts
Removes obsolete constitutional references to municipal courts that had been unified into superior courts.
After School Education and Safety Program
Increases state grants for before and after school programs and makes all public schools eligible for funding.
Water Security, Clean Drinking Water, Coastal and Beach Protection Act
Authorizes bonds for water projects including safe drinking water, wetlands restoration, and coastal protection.
Transportation Funds. Traffic Congestion Relief
Would have permanently redirected a portion of vehicle sales tax revenue to specified transportation projects.
Election Day Voter Registration
Would have allowed eligible citizens to register and vote on Election Day at designated locations.
Protection of Local Government Revenues
Restricts the state's ability to reduce or shift local property tax and sales tax revenues.
Public Records and Open Meetings
Establishes a constitutional right of public access to government records and meetings, with limited exceptions.
Election Rights of Political Parties
Guarantees political parties the right to have their candidates appear on the general election ballot after primaries.
Surplus State Property
Requires proceeds from the sale of most surplus state property to be used to repay specified state bonds.
Children's Hospital Projects Bond Act
Authorizes bonds to fund capital projects at children's hospitals and certain pediatric care facilities.
Elections. Primaries
Would have created a top-two primary system where all candidates run on one primary ballot.
Mental Health Services Act
Imposes an additional tax on high incomes to fund expanded county mental health services and programs.
Limits on Private Enforcement of Unfair Business Competition Laws
Restricts who may file lawsuits under unfair competition laws and requires actual injury or loss.
Limitations on Three Strikes Law
Would have narrowed the types of felonies that could count as a third strike for life sentences.
Emergency and Medical Services Funding. Telephone Surcharge
Would have imposed a surcharge on telephone lines to fund emergency medical and 911 services.
Tribal Gaming Compacts. Non-Tribal Gaming Expansion
Would have required tribes to accept amended gaming compacts or permitted expanded non-tribal gaming.
DNA Samples. Collection and Database Expansion
Expands DNA collection to include all felons and some arrestees, building a larger state DNA database.
Tribal Gaming Compacts. No Expiration
Would have granted certain tribes permanent gaming rights in exchange for specified revenue sharing.
Stem Cell Research and Cures Act
Authorizes bonds to fund stem cell research and creates a state institute to oversee grants and standards.
Health Care Coverage Requirements. Referendum
Voters rejected a law that would have required some large and mid-size employers to provide health coverage or pay a fee.
Highway Safety, Traffic Reduction, Air Quality, and Port Security Bond Act
Authorizes bonds for state and local transportation improvements, goods movement, and related air quality projects.
Housing and Emergency Shelter Trust Fund Act of 2006
Issues bonds to fund affordable housing, infill incentives, and emergency shelters for low-income residents.
Parental Notification for Teen Abortion
Would have required parental notification and waiting period before a minor could terminate pregnancy.
Teacher Tenure and Evaluation Requirements
Would have extended teacher probationary period from two to five years and changed dismissal procedures.
Paycheck Protection: Union Political Spending
Would have required written employee consent before unions use dues for political contributions.
State Spending Limits and School Funding Changes
Would have capped state spending and allowed suspension of Prop 98 school funding requirements.
Redistricting by Retired Judges Commission
Would have transferred redistricting power from Legislature to a panel of three retired judges.
Prescription Drug Discount Program (Industry-Sponsored)
Would have established a voluntary pharmaceutical industry-sponsored discount program for low-income Californians.
Prescription Drug Discount Program (Consumer-Sponsored)
Would have created a state-negotiated prescription drug discount program for uninsured and low-income residents.
Electricity Utility Deregulation Reversal
Would have reversed electricity deregulation and restored utility rate regulation.
Kindergarten-University Public Education Facilities Bond
Authorizes bonds for construction and renovation of K–12 schools and higher education facilities.
Universal Preschool Program and Tax on High Earners
Would have established free universal preschool funded by a 1.7% tax on incomes over $400,000.
Jessica's Law: Sex Offender Requirements
Increases penalties and monitoring requirements for registered sex offenders with residency restrictions and notification rules.
Clean Water, Clean Air, and Park Bonds
Authorizes bonds for clean water infrastructure, flood control, park improvements, and environmental restoration.
Parental Notification for Teen Abortion (Second Attempt)
Would have required parental notification and waiting period before a minor could obtain an abortion.
Cigarette Tax Increase for Healthcare
Would have increased cigarette tax by $2.60 per pack to fund healthcare programs and research.
Renewable Energy Funding Tax on Oil
Would have imposed a tax on oil to fund alternative energy research and energy efficiency programs.
Property Parcel Tax for Education Funding
Would have imposed a parcel tax to fund public schools with revenues directed to classroom instruction.
Campaign Finance Restrictions and Corporate Tax
Would have limited campaign contributions and spending, including a corporate tax to fund enforcement.
Eminent Domain and Property Rights Protections
Would have prohibited use of eminent domain for certain developments and restricted environmental law enforcement.
Disaster Preparedness and Flood Prevention Bond
Authorizes bonds for disaster preparedness, flood control, wildfire prevention, and emergency management infrastructure.
Children's Hospital Bond
Authorizes $980 million in bonds for capital improvements at children's hospitals and pediatric facilities.
Parental Notification for Teen Abortion
Would have required parental notification before a minor could obtain an abortion.
Nonviolent Drug Offender Sentencing and Rehabilitation
Would have changed drug crime sentencing and increased funding for drug treatment and rehabilitation programs.
Gang Violence Prevention and Law Enforcement Funding
Would have funded gang prevention, increased law enforcement resources, and changed parole agent caseloads.
Renewable Portfolio Standards for Electricity Providers
Would have expanded California's renewable energy requirements and extended compliance deadlines.
Alternative Fuel Vehicles and Infrastructure Bonds
Authorizes $5 billion in bonds for alternative fuel vehicle rebates, hydrogen fueling, and clean energy infrastructure.
Veterans Housing and Homelessness Prevention Bond
Authorizes bonds to fund affordable housing and related services for California veterans.
Gas Tax Revenues Dedication for Transportation
Would have prohibited state use of gas tax revenues for non-transportation purposes.
Community College Funding and Independence
Would have reduced community college student fees and created independent college governance structures.
Tribal Gaming Expansion Referendum
Approves amendments to tribal gaming compacts allowing expansion of on-reservation gaming operations.
Renewable Portfolio Standards and Time Extension
Would have extended deadlines for California's renewable portfolio standard energy requirements.
Emissions Performance Standards for Electricity
Requires electricity providers to limit emissions through clean energy procurement and efficiency standards.
Eminent Domain Restrictions and Rent Control Prohibition
Would have prohibited rent control and restricted government power to take private property for development.
Budget Stabilization Fund and Tax Extensions
Would have extended temporary tax increases and established spending caps to address state budget deficit.
Supplemental Education Funding and Prop 98 Modification
Would have provided supplemental K–14 education funding if Proposition 1A passed during the budget crisis.
Lottery Revenue Borrowing for State Budget
Would have allowed state to borrow against future lottery proceeds to address immediate budget shortfalls.
Children and Families First Fund Redirection
Would have redirected Prop 10 early childhood funding to general fund during the budget crisis.
Mental Health Services Act Fund Redirection
Would have temporarily redirected Prop 63 mental health funding to general fund during budget deficit.
No Salary Increases for State Officials During Deficits
Prohibits pay raises for state legislators and executive officials in years with state budget deficits.
Congressional Redistricting Response to Texas Actions
Creates temporary congressional redistricting authority in response to 2025 Texas redistricting, effective through 2030.
Initiative Vote Threshold Amendment
Proposed constitutional amendment to increase supermajority vote requirements for certain voter initiatives.
Successor Elections Amendment for State Officers
Proposed amendment to eliminate successor elections for state constitutional officers.
Funds Dedicated for State and Local Infrastructure
Would have required 3% of General Fund revenues annually to be dedicated to state and local infrastructure projects.
Prohibition of Government Classification by Race, Ethnicity, Color, or National Origin
Would have prohibited state and local governments from classifying people by race, ethnicity, color, or national origin in education, contracting, and employment.
Legislative Term Limits Modification
Would have limited state legislators to a maximum of 12 years in office regardless of which chamber they served in.
Morongo Band of Mission Indians Gaming Amendment
Approved amendments to the gaming compact with the Morongo Band allowing expansion of tribal gaming operations and slot machines.
Eminent Domain Limitation on Owner-Occupied Residences
Prohibits state and local governments from using eminent domain to take owner-occupied residences for private development with specified exceptions.