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Prop 38
The latest stories about Proposition 38, which would raise the income tax rate on most Californians to help pay for schools and pay down the state's hefty education bond debt. Click here for a cheat sheet and here to see who's funding both sides of the issue.
Prop 38:
Proposition 38, one of two measures on the ballot that would increase taxes to bolster funding for education, was defeated tonight, while the second measure, Proposition 30 trailed.
Ballot Measures:
Here's an updated list of what propositions have passed and failed, as called by various news outlets.
BallotWire:
Proposition 38, one of two measures on today's ballot that would increase taxes to increase funding for education, was defeated, while the second measure, Proposition 30 trailed in early returns.
Ballot Measures:
Whether to vote on Proposition 30 or Proposition 38 is a big question for lots of voters in California. Here's what the experts think.
Ballot Measures:
There's an argument that holds you should vote for both. Maybe you should, maybe you shouldn't -- but here's what happens if you do.
Ballot Measures:
It was a big week for ballot measures, with major new contributions flowing into the campaigns for or against several of the more popular (or hated) props.
Ballot Measures:
To help you prepare for the 11 (yes, 11!) propositions on the November ballot, we've compiled a list of summaries and other useful information.
Campaign Finance:
As part of its dedication to providing valuable election coverage and tools, KCET has put together campaign finance databases for each of the 11 props on November ballot.
Ballot Measures:
With 11 ballot propositions on the ballot, there's a lot to study up on for the November 2012 election.
Ballot Measures:
Gov. Jerry Brown's tax initiative and Molly Munger's competing plan both qualified. The third would change how multistate businesses calculate their tax liability in California.
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