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California’s large share of federal “enhanced” ACA premium subsidies in 2021–25 reflects both high enrollment in Covered California (2.37 million in the individual market) and Congress’s decision to e...
Proposition 50 would temporarily replace California’s current congressional maps with legislatively drawn maps through 2030, impose on counties and the state, and includes a nonbinding federal policy ...
The best available, contemporary estimates show : county election officials could incur “up to a few million dollars statewide” to update materials, while the state’s costs are roughly —an amount the ...
Expanding full‑scope Medi‑Cal to undocumented adults materially increased state spending and contributed to a multi‑billion dollar Medi‑Cal shortfall: the Legislative Analyst projects Medi‑Cal General...
Proposition 50 refers to different measures: a 2002 statewide water bond with a multi-billion-dollar repayment obligation and a 2025 ballot measure changing California’s congressional maps with minima...
Proposition 50 proposes a temporary suspension of California’s independent redistricting commission to allow the Legislature or the governor to redraw congressional maps, a move supporters say will pr...
Proposition 50 is a redistricting measure that proposes a new congressional map and procedural changes, while Proposition 30 was a revenue measure that raised taxes temporarily to avert deep education...
Proposition 50’s direct economic footprint is narrowly confined: the Legislative Analyst and official voter guide project only , with no projected ongoing General Fund impact, meaning the measure will...
Proposition 50 is primarily a measure that changes how the California Legislature can suspend its members, requiring a two-thirds vote in the chamber and withholding pay and benefits from suspended le...
Proposition 50 does in California; the Legislative Analyst and Official Voter Information Guide estimate only — counties could face up to a few million dollars statewide and the state about $200,000 —...
Proposition 50 temporarily replaces California’s citizen-drawn congressional maps with legislature-drawn maps starting in 2026 and instructs the Citizens Redistricting Commission to resume drawing map...
Proposition 50’s most direct and are on election administration: counties face one-time costs of up to a few million dollars statewide and the state faces roughly $200,000 in implementation expenses, ...