Budget Reform Now

From Ballotpedia

Budget Reform Now (BRN) is a coalition led by Arnold Schwarzenegger that pushed for the passage of all six budget-related propositions on the May 19, 2009 ballot in California as a way to close the state's budget gap through a combination of a $16 billion tax increase, fund transfers and spending cuts.^[1]

• For a complete list of members, see Supporters of California Proposition 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E or 1F (May 2009)

Six ballot measures

The six ballot measures that BRN endorsed:

• California Proposition 1A
• California Proposition 1B
• California Proposition 1C
• California Proposition 1D
• California Proposition 1E
• California Proposition 1F

Donations to BRN

Through May 11, BRN has received over $7 million in donations. Of this, $2.63 million came from a pre-existing campaign fund controlled by Schwarzenegger, the California Dream Team fund.

External links

• Official website of Budget Reform Now
• Campaign finance registration for Budget Reform Now
• $5,000 and over donations to BRN

References

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