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Subject: Analysis of Propositions 2,5,6 and 10 written by California Budget Center & Policy
The November 6, 2018 statewide ballot includes various ballot propositions that would significantly impact state and local finances as well as communities across our state. In an effort to help voters reach an informed decision about some of this year's key ballot measures, the Budget Center has published analyses that discuss what these propositions would do and the policy issues they raise.
The November 6, 2018 statewide ballot includes various ballot propositions that would significantly impact state and local finances as well as communities across our state. In an effort to help voters reach an informed decision about some of this year's key ballot measures, the Budget Center has published analyses that discuss what these propositions would do and the policy issues they raise.
- Proposition 2: Should California Sell Bonds Backed by County Mental Health Funds to Develop Supportive Housing for Homeless Residents With Mental Illness?
- Proposition 5: Should Californians Expand Property Tax Breaks for Older, Wealthier Homeowners at the Expense of Other Homeowners and Public Services?
- Proposition 6: Should Californians Eliminate Recently Enacted Funding for Road Repairs and Transportation Infrastructure?(Also, read the piece in The American Prospect that highlights this analysis.)
- Proposition 10: Should California Allow Cities to Apply Rent Control Policies to More Rental Housing?
