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June 6, 2017 ballot measures in California
There were 15 local ballot measure on ballots in nine of California's 58 counties on June 6, 2017. Ten of the measures were approved and five were defeated.
Of the 15 measures on the ballot, 11 were related to taxes. Five of the measures were parcel tax measures, three were marijuana business tax measures, and three were sales tax measures. The remaining four measures included a measure to acquire a town water system, an advisory question regarding funding for a new town center, and two veto referendums; one relating to a ban on marijuana activities in the city of Upland, and one relating to rent control and just cause eviction regulations in the city of Santa Rosa.
Local ballot measures
El Dorado
• Measure A: Marble Mountain Community Services District Parcel Tax 
Kern
- See also: Kern County, California ballot measures
• Measure A: California City Marijuana Business Tax 
• Measure B: California City Parcel Tax
• Measure C: Kern Valley Healthcare District Parcel Tax
Kings
- See also: Kings County, California ballot measures
• Measure A: Corcoran Sales Tax
Monterey
• Measure L: Seaside Sales Tax
• Measure G: Seaside Marijuana Business Tax
Plumas
• Measure B: Portola Special Parcel Tax
San Bernardino
• Measure F: Apple Valley Water System Acquisition
• Measure E: Upland Marijuana Prohibition
San Mateo
• Measure A: Atherton Town Center Funding
Sonoma
• Measure C: Santa Rosa Rent Control Veto Referendum
• Measure D: Santa Rosa Marijuana Business Tax
• Measure E: Sonoma Valley Health Care District Parcel Tax
Tulare
• Measure O: Lindsay Sales Tax
See also
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