June 8, 2010 election in California
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A total of 108 local ballot measures, including two recall questions, were on local California ballots on June 8, in 31 of California's 58 counties.
Of the 108 local measures, 76 were approved and 32 were defeated. In both local recall elections, the recall target was recalled.
Twenty-three parcel tax measures were on the June 8 ballot. 17 of them (74%) were approved. Of the parcel tax measures on the June 8 ballot, eleven were for school funding and twelve were for non-school taxing districts, including libraries, cities and so on. A notable school parcel tax on the June 8 ballot was the San Mateo Community College parcel tax, Measure G, which narrowly passed. Measure G was the first time a community college parcel tax was on a California ballot.
Nine zoning, land use and development measures were on the June 8 ballot, including the much commented-upon Santa Clara Stadium for the 49ers, Measure J.
Local
Alameda
a Lammersville Joint Unified School District, Measure A
a Byron Bethany Irrigation District, Measure B (also on ballot in parts of Contra Costa County and San Joaquin)
d Berkeley Public Swimming Pools parcel tax, Measure C
d Pleasanton Referendum on Oak Grove, Measure D
Amador
d Gold Rush Ranch and Golf Resort referendum, Measure N
Contra Costa
a Byron Bethany Irrigation District, Measure B (also on ballot in parts of Alameda County and San Joaquin)
a Mt. Diablo Unified School District bond proposition, Measure C
a West Contra Costa Unified School District bond proposition, Measure D
d Contra Costa County Service Area P-6
d Brentwood Urban Limit Expansion, Measure F
a City of Kensington parcel tax, Measure G
Fresno
a Fresno Charter Amendment about Adding City Council Seats, Measure A
d Cutler-Orosi Unified Schools parcel tax, Measure P (also in Tulare County)
d City of Orange Cove Mayor Appointments, Measure O
d City of Selma Hotel Tax, Measure K
Humboldt
a Blue Lake Elementary school bonds, Measure K
a Southern Humboldt Unified school bonds, Measure L
a Rohnerville School District bonds, Measure M
Imperial
a Calexico Sales Tax, Measure H
d Calipatria Unified School District school bonds, Measure I
Inyo
a Big Pine School District bond proposition, Measure A
Kern
aa Ridgecrest Trash Collection and Recycling Services, Measures A and B
Kings
d Corcoran Unified Schools bond proposition, Measure Q (also in Tulare County)
Los Angeles
d Torrance Change in Election Schedule, Measure A
d Lynwood Unified School District bond proposition, Measure AA
d Inglewood Civil Service Positions, Measure CS
d Los Angeles Unified School District parcel tax, Measure E
Marin
a Marin County Free Library parcel tax, Measure A
a San Anselmo Library parcel tax, Measure B
a San Rafael Library parcel tax, Measure C
d Santa Venetia Flood Control District 7 parcel tax, Measure D
d Muir Beach Community Service District parcel tax, Measure E
a Management of the Novato Sanitary District, Measure F
Mendocino
a Anderson Valley Unified school bonds, Measure A (June 2010)
a Willits Unified school bonds, Measure B (June 2010)
a Southern Humboldt Unified school bonds, Measure L (June 2010)
Modoc
a City of Alturas Mosquito abatement per-meter fee, Measure O (June 2010)
a Surprise Valley Health Care District parcel tax, Measure P (June 2010)
Mono
a Mammoth Lakes Marijuana Cooperatives, Measure M (June 2010)
a Mammoth Lakes Utility Users Tax, Measure U (June 2010)
Monterey
a Greenfield Union Schools bond proposition, Measure L (June 2010)
Orange
a Garden Grove Unified School bonds, Measure A (June 2010)
d Buena Park Schools parcel tax, Measure B (June 2010)
a Costa Mesa Vote on the Orange County Fairgrounds, Measure C (June 2010)
d Mission Viejo Right-to-Vote Amendment, Measure D (June 2010)
(Note: The election on the Method of Electing Trustees of the Capistrano Unified School District was moved from June 8 to November 2.)
Riverside
a Proposed Incorporation of the City of Eastvale, Measure A (June 2010)
a Method of Electing Members of the Eastvale City Council, Measure B (June 2010) (The "at large" option won.)
a Desert Hot Springs parcel tax, Measure G (June 2010)
a Cathedral City Sales Tax, Measure H (June 2010)
a Coachella Utility Users Tax, Measure I (June 2010)
Sacramento
d Arcohe Union School District bonds, Measure A (June 2010)
Note: A judge removed the initiative below from the ballot. Supporters are pursuing additional ways to get it or a similar proposal on the November ballot:
San Bernardino
d Redlands Limits on Big Box Stores, Measure O (June 2010)
a Needles Charter Amendment, Measure P (June 2010)
a Needles Sale of the Colorado Medical Center, Measure Q (June 2010)
d Rialto Contributions to PERS, Advisory Vote Measure RR (June 2010)
d Lucerne Valley Unified Schools bond proposition, Measure S (June 2010)
San Diego
a East Otay Mesa Recycling, Measure A
a San Diego County Supervisor Term Limits, Measure B
a San Diego Preference in Hiring Veterans, Measure C
a San Diego Strong Mayor, Measure D
a Chula Vista Public Works and Unions, Measure G
d City of Coronado Traffic Tunnel Advisory Vote, Measure H
d Del Mar Cottage Tax, Measure J
a Oceanside Charter, Measure K
d Solana Beach Business Tax, Measure L
a Betty Rexford recall, Poway, California, 2010
San Francisco
a San Francisco Unified School District parcel tax, Proposition A
a San Francisco Earthquake Safety Bond, Proposition B
d San Francisco Film Commission Appointments, Proposition C
a San Francisco Public Employee Pensions, Proposition D
a San Francisco Costs of Protecting Dignitaries, Proposition E
d San Francisco Rent Increase Hardship Appeals, Proposition F
a San Francisco Transbay Terminal Advisory Vote, Proposition G
San Joaquin
a Dan Castillo recall, Stockton Unified School District, California (Castillo was recalled.)
a Lammersville Joint Unified School District, Measure A (also on the ballot in Alameda County)
a Byron Bethany Irrigation District, Measure B (also on the ballot in Alameda County and Contra Costa County)
d North San Joaquin Water Conservation District, Measure C
San Luis Obispo
a Arroyo Grande Police Station bonds, Measure A-10 (June 2010)
San Mateo
a Cabrillo Unified School District parcel tax, Measure E (June 2010)
a San Mateo Community College parcel tax, Measure G (June 2010)
a East Palo Alto Rent Control, Measure H (June 2010)
Santa Barbara
d Carpinteria Oil Drilling Initiative, Measure J
a Santa Barbara County Hotel Tax, Measure K
a Hope School District bond proposition, Measure L
Santa Clara
a Mountain View-Los Altos Union High School bonds, Measure A
a Milpitas Unified School District parcel tax, Measure B
a Oak Grove School District parcel tax, Measure C
a Los Gatos Union School District bonds, Measure E
a Campbell Union Elementary School bonds, Measure G
a Mount Pleasant Elementary School parcel tax, Measure H
a Alum Rock Elementary School parcel tax, Measure I
a Santa Clara Stadium for the 49ers, Measure J
a San Jose Card Clubs Expansion, Measure K
a North County Library parcel tax, Measure L
Solano
a City of Vallejo Repeal of Binding Arbitration, Measure A (June 2010)
Sonoma
a Mark West Union school bonds, Measure C (June 2010)
d Sonoma County Civil Service Ordinance Amendment, Measure D (June 2010)
a Rohnert Park Sales Tax Increase, Measure E (June 2010)
a Russian River Fire Protection District parcel tax, Measure F (June 2010)
Tulare
d Cutler-Orosi Unified Schools parcel tax, Measure P (June 2010) (also in Fresno County)
d Corcoran Unified Schools bond proposition, Measure Q (June 2010) (also in Kings County)
d City of Porterville Charter Amendment, Measure R (June 2010)
Tuolumne
a Tuolumne County Hotel Tax, Measure A (June 2010)
a City of Sonora Hotel Tax, Measure B (June 2010)
Yolo
a City of Davis Sales Tax, Measure Q (June 2010)
a City of Davis Right to Vote on Open Space, Measure R (June 2010)
aaa Woodland Sales Tax for Library, Parks and Public Safety Advisory Votes, Measures S, T and U (June 2010)
a City of Woodland Sales Tax, Measure V (June 2010)
a City of Winters Utility Users Tax, Measure W (June 2010)
a City of Winters Police and Fire Advisory Vote, Measure Y (June 2010)
Statewide
Statewide propositions
- See also: California 2010 ballot propositions
| Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LRCA | Proposition 13 | Taxes | Seismic retrofitting should not add to property's tax assessed value | a
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| LRCA | Proposition 14 | Elections | Top two primary vote getters move to general regardless of party affiliation | a
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| LRSS | Proposition 15 | Elections | Public funding of politician's campaigns | d
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| CICA | Proposition 16 | Elections | New two-thirds vote requirement for local public electricity providers | d
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| CISS | Proposition 17 | Regulation | Discount for those who have had continuous auto insurance coverage | d
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Candidates
- California gubernatorial election, 2010
- California Attorney General election, 2010
- California Secretary of State election, 2010
- California State Senate elections, 2010
- California State Assembly elections, 2010
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