- Prop. 30 was THE ballot measure to watch for many. Gov. Jerry Brown's measure to raise money for schools overcame a what had anti-tax sentiment, much to the relief of some in SoCal.
I still can't believe Prop 30 passed. It really is a new world today. http://www.dailynews.com/news/ci_21947103/lausd-officials-relieved-voters-ok-proposition-30 ….com/news/ci_21947103/lausd-officials-relieved-voters-ok-proposition-30
Proposition 30 wins: Gov. Jerry Brown's tax will raise $6 billion to prevent school cuts - San Bernardino County SunOvercoming decades of anti-tax sentiment in California, Gov. Jerry Brown's Proposition 30 -- billed as a tax hike to rescue the state's s...- Even with Prop. 30 passing 54 percent to 46 percent, debate continues over whether the measure is the right move for California.
@hencole @ElishaNEWS I'm so scared gas prices will go up. I commute 60 miles a day. With prop 30 that passed, more tax hike. No $$ 4 me.- Those who supported Prop. 30 are pleased with voters rejection of Prop. 32, which would have banned the way union's traditionally money for political campaigns.
Labor defeats anti-union initiative Prop. 32 in California http://bit.ly/VC9a5u- Meanwhile, SoCal voters have little to say this morning about the defeat of Prop. 38, a competing tax-for-education measure supported by Pasadena-area businesswoman Molly Munger.
- When it came to public safety measures, voters decided to keep California's death penalty but overturn its three-strikes law.
Look at this. Every single county in California rejects the draconian stupidity of "3 strikes" at its most extreme! http://bit.ly/VStiLX- Supporters of Prop. 35, which toughens penalties in human trafficking cases, are celebrating the measure's landslide victory.
@jadapsmith Looks like Prop. 35 in California is gonna pass by a landslide!! Congrats on all of your efforts to stop this atrocity. 👍😁- Prop. 37's aim to label food with genetically modified organisms (GMOs) lost 47 percent to 53 percent, a decision that frustrates some ...
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The morning after
Southern Californians awoke this morning to learn the final outcome of 11 questions put before voters Tuesday. Their reactions to voters' stand on ballot measures are a mix of relief and frustration.
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