California Teachers Association
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The California Teachers Association (CTA) is a National Education Association-affiliated union in California.[1] CTA was established in 1863. Based in Burlingame, its current president is David Sanchez.
The CTA is a major player in California ballot proposition campaigns.
The California Faculty Association and the California Community College Association are affiliated with CTA.
Ballot measure donations
2009
| Ballot measure | Description | CTA position on measure | CTA donation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proposition 1A | Taxes | Supported | $2,100,000[2] |
2008
| Ballot measure | Description | CTA position on measure | CTA donation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proposition 4 | Parental notification, abortion | Opposed | $615,512[3] |
| Proposition 8 | Same-sex marriage | Opposed | $1,300,000[4] |
| Proposition 9 | Law enforcement | Opposed | $955,911[5] |
| Proposition 92 | Funding allocation | Opposed | $2,291,101.00[6] |
| Proposition 93 | Lengthen term limits | Supported | $2,000,000[7] |
2006
| Ballot measure | Description | CTA position on measure | CTA donation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proposition 90 | Eminent domain reform | Opposed | $250,000[8] |
| Proposition 91D | Education funding formula | Supported | $7,442,449[9] |
| Proposition 85 | Abortion | Opposed | $275,000[10] |
| Proposition 89 | Public funding of campaigns | Opposed | $205,000[11] |
| Proposition 82 | Universal kindergarten | Supported | $1,549,263[12] |
2005
| Ballot measure | Description | CTA position on measure | CTA donation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proposition 74 | Increase probationary period for teachers | Opposed | $8,054,000[13] |
| Proposition 75 | Paycheck protection | Opposed | $12,100,000[14] |
| Proposition 76 | State spending cap | Opposed | $13,600,000[15] |
| Proposition 77 | Re-districting | Opposed | $500,000[16] |
| Proposition 79 | State drug discount program | Supported | $20,300,000[17] |
| Proposition 80 | Regulation of utilities | Supported | $3,701,530[18] |
2004
| Ballot measure | Description | CTA position on measure | CTA donation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proposition 55 | $12.3 billion education bonds | Supported | $5,000,000[19] |
| Proposition 56 | State budget | Supported | $2,200,000 |
| Proposition 63 | Mental health care | Supported | $125,979[20] |
| Proposition 72 | Health care coverage | Supported | $1,058,405[21] |
2002
| Ballot measure | Description | CTA position on measure | CTA donation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proposition 45 | Lengthen term limits | Supported | $200,000 |
| Proposition 42 | - | Opposed | $1,500,000 |
2000
| Ballot measure | Description | CTA position on measure | CTA donation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proposition 38 | School Choice | Opposed | $26,366,491[22] |
| Proposition 26 | Tax reform | Supported | $7,761,723 |
1998
| Ballot measure | Description | CTA position on measure | CTA donation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proposition 1A | School spending | Supported | $1,043,454 [23] |
| Proposition 8 | Education | Opposed | $6,789,900 [24] |
| Proposition 227 | English in public schools | Opposed | $2,171,719 [25] |
External links
References
- ↑ About the CTA
- ↑ Campaign donations to Prop 1A
- ↑ Follow the Money on Prop 4
- ↑ California Same-Sex Marriage Initiative Campaigns Shatter Spending Records
- ↑ Record of donations to the campaign opposing Proposition 9
- ↑ Donations over $5,000 to No on Prop 92 recorded by the California Secretary of State
- ↑ Donors over $5,000 to Yes on Prop 93 as recorded by the California Secretary of State
- ↑ Follow the Money on Proposition 90
- ↑ Follow the Money on Proposition 90
- ↑ Follow the Money on Proposition 85
- ↑ Follow the Money on Proposition 89
- ↑ Follow the Money on Proposition 82
- ↑ Contribution detail of donors to Prop 74
- ↑ Contribution detail of large donors to Prop 75
- ↑ Contribution detail of large donors to Prop 76
- ↑ Contribution detail of large donors to Prop 77
- ↑ Contribution detail of large donors to Props 79 & 80
- ↑ Contribution detail of large donors to Prop 80
- ↑ [http://www.followthemoney.org/database/StateGlance/committee.phtml?c=1218 Yes on 55 spending
- ↑ Follow the Money on Proposition 63
- ↑ Follow the Money on Proposition 72
- ↑ California Secretary of State's report on California Teacher Association ballot contributions from 1999-2000
- ↑ Top Ten Contributors to the Proposition 1A campaign
- ↑ Top Ten Contributors to the Proposition 8 campaign
- ↑ Campaign Finance Information for Prop 227
