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2010 ballot measure campaign contributions
From Ballotpedia
A total of 184 ballot questions were certified for 38 statewide ballots in 2010, however only only 80 measures (43.4%) received campaign contributions. A total of $379 million were spent in 2010 according to December 2010 campaign finance reports.
- Statewide
- Highest statewide contributions: California ($217,342,328)
- Lowest statewide contributions: Iowa ($41,250)[1]
- Measures
- Top 5 measures:
- California Proposition 23 ($49,805,741)
- California Proposition 16 ($46,655,827)
- California Proposition 25 ($32,679,003)
- California Proposition 24 ($30,598,177)
- California Proposition 26 ($26,487,706)
- Bottom 5 measures:[1]
- Idaho SJR 101 ($1,718)
- Colorado Proposition 102 ($7,181)
- Arizona Proposition 110 ($10,000)
- Arizona Proposition 112 ($10,100)
- Arizona Proposition 111 ($11,100)
- Top 5 measures:
- Issues
- Highest contribution total: Taxes ($147,652,696)
- Lowest contribution total: Direct democracy measures ($10,100)[2]
NOTE: Campaign contribution reports in various states are still in the process of being submitted. Featured totals indicate totals as of December 2010 and will be updated once final reports are submitted.
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