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September 10

A.G. File No. 2026-005

Taxation of food.

The measure exempts nearly all sales of food and drinks from sales tax. (A.G. File No. 26-0005)

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June 29

A.G. File No. 2026-004

Primary elections in California.

The measure would repeal the top two primary system established by Proposition 14 (2010).

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March 31

A.G. File No. 2026-003

The government plan of California.

This measure would make a wide range of changes to the organization and operations of the California government and economy. (A.G. File No. 26-0003)

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March 24

A.G. File No. 2026-002

Revising the State Constitution.

This measure would change the process by which amendments are made to the State Constitution. (A.G. File No. 26-0002)

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March 23

A.G. File No. 2026-001

Elections and the initiative process.

This measure would (1) modify the initiative qualification process, (2) allow qualified citizen initiatives to appear on the statewide primary ballot, and (3) establish a new statewide election in April of odd-numbered years when qualified citizen initiatives could appear on the ballot. The measure would establish an annual 5 percent surcharge on taxable income that exceeds $10 million for specific purposes outlined in the measure. (A.G. File No. 26-0001)

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January 27

A.G. File No. 2025-041

Prohibit new taxes on financial assets and other personal property.

The measure prohibits new taxes on the ownership of financial assets or other personal property (Amendment #1).

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January 27

A.G. File No. 2025-040

Special taxes.

The measure would require one-time audits before special taxes appear on the ballot through the initiative process and require recurring audits of programs receiving funding from future special taxes (Amendment #1).

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January 27

A.G. File No. 2025-039

Residency rules for state personal income tax purposes.

This measure would change the state’s residency rules for state personal income tax purposes (Amendment #1).

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January 27

A.G. File No. 2025-038

The applicability of tax increases to the state’s constitutional requirements.

The measure requires all tax revenues raised, including those deposited into a special fund, to be counted toward the state’s minimum funding requirement for schools and community colleges (Amendment #1).

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January 27

A.G. File No. 2025-037

Temporary tax increases.

The measure creates a higher standard for any statewide proposition that raises a tax that would be in place for three years or less. (Amendment #1)

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January 27

A.G. File No. 2025-036

Artificial intelligence and child safety.

The measure establishes new child safety requirements for providers of “covered AI systems,” generally defined as consumer-facing, conversational AI systems (including companion-style chatbots) (Amendment #1).

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January 21

A.G. File No. 2025-035

Property tax rules for inherited property.

The measure amends the State Constitution to exempt most homeowners ages 60 or older from property taxes on their primary home.

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January 20

A.G. File No. 2025-034

Oversight of certain frontier artificial intelligence (AI) companies.

This measure creates a new commission to oversee certain AI companies, allows new civil and criminal penalties and creates the California AI Safety Fund (Amendment #1).

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January 20

A.G. File No. 2025-033

Oversight of certain public benefit artificial intelligence (AI) companies.

This measure creates a new commission to oversee certain AI companies and allows new civil and criminal penalties and private enforcement.

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January 20

A.G. File No. 2025-032

Oversight of certain nonprofit charities and related entities.

This measure increases this regulation and oversight of certain nonprofit charities engaged in research or technology creation as well as related entities, such as for-profit entities that receive substantial assets from these charities (Amendment #1).

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