March 2
This measure: prohibits the Legislature from suspending Proposition 98 after 2005-06; eliminates the operation of Test 3 and maintenance factors; provides that future overappropriations may be counted as one-time funding, which would not raise the base upon which future Proposition 98 calculations are made; requires the payment of settle-up obligations for years prior to 2004-05 to be paid within 15 years; and converts the 2005-06 outstanding maintenance factor to a one-time obligation that is required to be paid within 15 years.
February 25
This measure restricts corporations with stockholders from making political contributions (for candidates, ballot measures, and issue advocacy) unless the stockholders authorize the contributions through a written resolution. The resolution would have to list the recipients and amounts of any authorized contributions.
February 25
This measure proposes various changes in (1) the state’s existing corporation tax, personal income tax, insurance gross premiums tax, and local property tax; and (2) the imposition of an oil severance tax.
March 2
This measure: eliminates the operation of Test 3 and maintenance factors; provides that future overappropriations may be counted as one-time funding, which would not raise the base upon which future Proposition 98 calculations are made; requires the payment of settle-up obligations for years prior to 2004-05 to be paid within 15 years; and converts the 2005-06 outstanding maintenance factor to a one-time obligation that is required to be paid within 15 years.
March 2
This measure: prohibits the Legislature from suspending Proposition 98 after 2005-06; eliminates the operation of Test 3 and maintenance factors; provides that future overappropriations may be counted as one-time funding, which would not raise the base upon which future Proposition 98 calculations are made; requires the payment of settle-up obligations for years prior to 2004-05 to be paid within 15 years; and converts the 2005-06 outstanding maintenance factor to a one-time obligation that is required to be paid within 15 years.
March 2
This measure: prohibits the Legislature from suspending Proposition 98 after 2005-06; eliminates the operation of Test 3 and maintenance factors; provides that future overappropriations may be counted as one-time funding, which would not raise the base upon which future Proposition 98 calculations are made; requires the payment of settle-up obligations for years prior to 2004-05 to be paid within 15 years; and converts the 2005-06 outstanding maintenance factor to a one-time obligation that is required to be paid within 15 years.
March 2
This measure: eliminates the operation of Test 3 and maintenance factors; provides that future overappropriations may be counted as one-time funding, which would not raise the base upon which future Proposition 98 calculations are made; requires the payment of settle-up obligations for years prior to 2004-05 to be paid within 15 years; and converts the 2005-06 outstanding maintenance factor to a one-time obligation that is required to be paid within 15 years.
February 24
This initiative proposal would establish a new state program aimed at reducing the costs that certain low- and middle-income residents of the state would pay for prescription drugs purchased at pharmacies.
February 24
This measure requires all voters who vote in person at polling places to show picture identification. Pollworkers would be required to confirm a voter’s identity and record the form of identification used. Voters not providing the required identification could still cast provisional ballots. Violations or attempted violations of the measure’s provisions would be subject to election fraud felony charges.
February 24
The measure changes the assessment procedures for certain types of commercial property. For commercial property—except for residential commercial property and property used in commercial agricultural production—the annual assessment would be based on the fair market value of the property, rather than on the acquisition price of the property. In addition, the measure would exempt from property taxation the first $500,000 of value of personal property.
February 24
This measure proposes (1) various changes in the state’s existing corporation tax, personal income tax, insurance gross premiums tax, and local property tax, and (2) the imposition of a oil severance tax
March 2
This measure: eliminates the operation of Test 3 and maintenance factors; provides that future overappropriations may be counted as one-time funding, which would not raise the base upon which future Proposition 98 calculations are made; requires the payment of settle-up obligations for years prior to 2004-05 to be paid within 15 years; and converts the 200506 outstanding maintenance factor to a one-time obligation that is required to be paid within 15 years.
March 2
This measure: eliminates the operation of Test 3 and maintenance factors; provides that future overappropriations may be counted as one-time funding, which would not raise the base upon which future Proposition 98 calculations are made; requires the payment of settle-up obligations for years prior to 2004-05 to be paid within 15 years; and converts the 2005-06 outstanding maintenance factor to a one-time obligation that is required to be paid within 15 years.