Prop 30: Temporary School Funding – YES
Income tax on top 2% of income earners and temporary quarter cent sales tax. Raises $6 billion dollars for schools and higher education. No provision that the money will actually be spent on education.
Prop 31: Cuts Educational Funding – NO
Shifts $200 Million from education and other social safety net programs. Grants Governor extraordinary powers to cut health and social service programs.
Prop 32: Corporate SuperPAC Exemption – NO
Does away with union political spending while exempting corporation from same restrictions.
Prop 33: Good Driver Rate Hike – NO
Would allow auto insurance companies to raise rate on drivers due to break in coverage, regardless of good driving record.
PROP 34: Ends The Death Penalty – YES
Eliminates the death penalty and replaces it with life imprisonment without possibility of parole.
PROP 35: Curbs Human Trafficking – YES
Increases penalties on human trafficking and those convicted will have to register as a sex offender.
PROP 36: Changes The Three Strike Law – YES
Limits ‘Three Strikes Law” to violent and/or sexual crimes, lowering prison populations.
PROP 37: Labeling Genetically Altered Foods – YES
Requires genetically engineered food to be labeled as such and prevents such food from being labeled “natural”.
PROP 38: Competing School Funding Proposition – YES
Regressive income tax hike on individuals making as little as $7,316 a year. No funds for higher education. Guarantees that the money will be spent on education.
PROP 39: Closes Tax Loopholes On Out Of State Corporations – YES
Eliminates tax break that harms California business’ while helping out of state business’. Funds education, social services and green jobs.
PROP 40: Approves New Senate Districts – YES
Protects newly redrawn Senate districts. Keeps the courts out of the process.
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