2026 California Proposition 4 Explained: What It Means for Elections, Taxpayer Dollars, and Your Vote
Proposition 4 would allow California and local governments to create public campaign ... more
Proposition 4 would allow California and local governments to create public campaign ... more
Proposition 38 would let California borrow $8.4 billion for immunology and immunotherapy ... more
Proposition 41 is not a new tax. It would change how certain ... more
California voters will decide Proposition 42 on November 3, 2026. Supporters say ... more
California voters will decide whether to approve an $11.25 billion housing bond ... more
California Proposition 43 would not directly raise or lower your tax bill. ... more
Proposition 2 would allow California to save more money during good economic ... more
Proposition 3 would continue California's income tax on the state's highest earners ... more
Proposition 5 would remove the second question from California state recall elections, ... more
Proposition 37 would create a state-backed second-mortgage program for qualifying buyers of ... more
Proposition 39 would add new identification and citizenship-verification requirements to California elections. ... more
Prop. 40 would impose a one-time 5% tax on qualifying billionaire wealth. ... more
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