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May 19, 2009 ballot measures in California

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May 19, 2009 was a statewide election date in California for general law and charter cities in California to hold elections on local ballot measures. It was also the date of a special election on six statewide ballot propositions.

Alameda

See also: Alameda County, California ballot measures

a Measure A: City of Hayward Utility Users Tax

Contra Costa

See also: Contra Costa County, California ballot measures

d Measure D: Mt. Diablo Unified School District parcel tax

Los Angeles

See also: Los Angeles County, California ballot measures

a Measure A: City of Palmdale Hotel Tax
a Measure A: City of Palmdale Repeal of Term Limits

Madera

See also: Madera County, California ballot measures

d Measure A: County of Madera Hotel Tax

Logo of the City of Desert Hot Springs, which enacted Measure A

Riverside

See also: Riverside County, California ballot measures

a Measure A: City of Desert Hot Springs Utility Users Tax

Sacramento

See also: Sacramento County, California ballot measures

a Measure A: Sacramento County Binding Arbitration for Police
d Measure B: City of Rancho Cordova Utility Users Tax

San Bernardino

See also: San Bernardino County, California ballot measures

a Measure K: Mountains Community Hospital District parcel tax

San Mateo

See also: San Mateo County, California ballot measures

d Measure D: City of Pacifica Sales Tax

Santa Clara

See also: Santa Clara County, California ballot measures

a Measure A: City of Morgan Hill Residential Development Exemption

Tulare

See also: Tulare County, California ballot measures

d Measure L: Springville Union Elementary School District bond proposition

Tuolumne

See also: Tuolumne County, California ballot measures

a Big Oak Flat-Groveland Unified School District: Mary Kelly recall
a Big Oak Flat-Groveland Unified School District: Lillian Cravens recall
a Big Oak Flat-Groveland Unified School District: Dave Gooki recall
a Big Oak Flat-Groveland Unified School District: Chuck Day recall
a Big Oak Flat-Groveland Unified School District: Bryan Berger recall

Statewide

Number	Description	Outcome
Proposition 1A	Prop 1A combines a 4-year tax hike of about $16 billion with a state spending cap	d
Proposition 1B	Modification of California Proposition 98 (1998) to free up money for state's budget overruns.	d
Proposition 1C	Sell rights to future lottery proceeds as a way of raising some cash now for state budget.	d
Proposition 1D	Asks voters to approve taking money from Prop 10 in 1998 for purposes not allowed in that 1998 vote.	d
Proposition 1E	Asks voters to take money from Prop 63 for purposes not allowed in that 2004 vote.	d
Proposition 1F	No pay raises for state legislators in years when there is a state budget deficit	a

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