October 13
This measure establishes a program that would provide $13,000 in state funding for each K-12 student attending a participating private school (excluding homeschool). Any funds not used for private school tuition and fees could be saved and used for postsecondary education expenses, up to a limit of $60,000 per student. The program initially would be limited to students from families below certain income thresholds, but would be open to all students by the end of the five-year implementation period (Amendment #1).
September 27
This measure would require the Secretary of State to develop a system that allows voters to view initiative, referendum, and recall petitions on a statewide internet website and do either of the following: (1) electronically sign the petition (with necessary identifying information) via that website or (2) download, print, and sign a petition document in the "portable document format" (known as PDF).
September 27
This measure establishes a program that would provide $14,000 in state funding for each K-12 student attending a participating private school or homeschool. Any funds not used for private school tuition and fees could be saved and used for postsecondary education expenses. The program would begin in 2023-24 (Amendment #1).
April 20
This measure requires each teacher and student in a public school to receive 30 hours of education on environmental sustainability and sustainable best practices every two years (Amendment #1).
November 4
This measure would prohibit the Governor and local governments from using emergency powers to respond to public health emergencies, such as redirecting state resources and issuing emergency orders.
September 4
This measure proposes a statewide vote on California seeking independence from the United States of America (Amendment #1).