51
Borrows $9 billion in school bonds
Authorizes $9 billion in state bonds to pay for construction and upgrades at K-12 public schools and community colleges.
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote no.
52
Restricts diverting funds away from Medi-Cal
Firms up funding for Medi-Cal health programs by limiting how much in hospital fees the Legislature can divert to other needs.
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote yes.
53
Forces statewide vote on government bonds bigger than $2 billion
Requires state voter approval for projects that use $2 billion or more in state revenue bonds.
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote no.
54
Requires legislation to be published online before final vote
Requires legislation to be posted online for at least 72 hours before Legislature can give final approval
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote yes.
55
Extends income tax rates for wealthy
Extends by 12 years income taxes on the very wealthy that would otherwise expire at end of 2018.ms
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote no.
56
Raises tobacco tax by $2 a pack
Increases by $2 the tax on a pack of cigarettes, with most revenue going to fund Medi-Cal and some to anti-smoking efforts.
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote yes.
57
Makes new parole rules for nonviolent felons
Makes it easier for some felons, including all who committed nonviolent crimes, to receive parole.
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote no.
58
Repeals bilingual education ban
Reverses a 1998 state ballot measure and allows for bilingual education in public schools without parental consent.
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote no.
59
Instructs California officials to work for Citizens United repeal
Takes a stand against 2010 U.S. Supreme Court ruling blocking limits on political speech by corporations and unions
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote no.
60
Requires condoms for porn actors
Requires use of condoms in adult films during sex; allows individuals to sue over violations
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote no.
61
Puts price limits on prescription drugs for state agencies
Bans state agencies from buying prescription drugs for more than paid by U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote no.
62
Repeals the death penalty
Bans the death penalty for crimes tried in state courts
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote yes.
63
Institutes a number of gun controls
Requires background checks to purchase ammunition and bans certain types of ammunition magazines
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote yes.
64
Legalizes marijuana
Legalizes recreational use of marijuana by those 21 and older imposes state tax on marijuana sales
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote yes.
65
Redirects plastic bag fees to environmental programs
Requires grocery stores to put proceeds from sale of carry-out bags into a fund benefitting the environment
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote no.
66
Speeds up death penalty process
Streamlines death-penalty appeals process in state courts
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote no.
67
Ratifies or overturns single-use plastic bag ban
Bans stores from giving customers single-use plastic or paper bags
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote yes.
A
Levies a half-cent sales tax for transportation and more
Helps SANDAG raise billions of dollars over 40 years for transit projects, highway improvements and infrastructure
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote no.
B
Builds a 1,700-home development near Valley Center
Lets developer Accretive Investments build Lilac Hills Ranch, sidestepping traditional county permitting process
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote no.
C
Approves a Chargers stadium and convention center annex
Raises hotel taxes to finance construction of a stadium and convention center annex in downtown San Diego
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote no.
D
Raises hotel taxes and clears way for major development
Generates money that could help build a convention center annex and a stadium with multiple caveats
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote no.
E
Makes it easier to remove city officials for wrongdoing
Creates new ways to remove and replace city officials who have committed crimes or other wrongdoing
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote yes.
F
Increases job security for deputy city attorneys
Reduces the probationary period for new deputy city attorneys from two years to one year
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote yes.
G
Makes changes to the Citizens' Review Board on Police Practices
Changes the panel's name and allows the city council and not just the mayor to regulate how it operates
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote yes.
H
Amends the city's purchasing and contracting process
Requires certain city contracts be awarded through a competitive process
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote yes.
I
Allows San Diego High School to stay in Balboa Park
Resolves a dispute about whether the school should be allowed to remain on city parkland
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote no.
J
Redirects money to Mission Bay Park and other parks
Increases how much money is directed from Mission Bay Park's leases to other parks, including Balboa Park
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote no.
K
Requires November runoff elections in city races
Forces the top two finishers in the June primary for City Council, mayor and city attorney to run again in November
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote yes.
L
Requires November votes for citizen initiatives
Mandates ballot measures born of signature-gathering campaigns must be on the ballot in November, not in June
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote no.
M
Raises the cap on affordable housing units
Raises a cap on how many affordable housing units San Diego can build from 10,500 to 49,180
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote yes.
N
Imposes a city sales tax on marijuana businesses
Taxes businesses that sell recreational marijuana from 5 percent to 15 percent, if Proposition 64 passes
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board
says vote yes.
Credits: Production and animation by Andrea Roberson. San Diego adaptation by Daniel Wheaton