November 5
This measure authorizes a new tax on very high-income taxpayers and dedicates the revenues to the development of infectious disease testing technology for the purpose of detecting and preventing pandemics.
November 3
This measure amends the California Constitution to require the Legislature, within one year of passage of the measure, to pass new laws to reallocate or reassign California Public Utilities Commission functions and authorities to other state agencies. The measure also establishes a new state fund to assist victims of wildfires with their housing, food, and other basic needs.
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).