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==On the ballot==
==On the ballot==
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==External links==
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* [https://repository.uchastings.edu/ca_ballots/ PDF of the June 2, 1970 ballot proposition voter guide] (Propositions 1-7)
* [https://repository.uchastings.edu/ca_ballots/ PDF of the June 2, 1970 ballot proposition voter guide] (Proposition 8)
* [https://repository.uchastings.edu/ca_ballots/ PDF of the November 3, 1970 ballot proposition voter guide] (Propositions 1-17)
* [https://repository.uchastings.edu/ca_ballots/ PDF of the November 3, 1970 ballot proposition voter guide] (Proposition 18-20)
* [http://library.uchastings.edu/research/ballots/index.php Hastings California I&R database]


==See also==
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* [[Laws governing the initiative process in California]]
* [[List of California ballot measures]]
* [[1970 ballot measures]]
==External links==
* [https://repository.uchastings.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1740&context=ca_ballot_props California Voter Guide (June 1970)]
* [https://repository.uchastings.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1738&context=ca_ballot_props California Voter Guide (November 1970)]
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[[Category:California 1970 ballot measures]]
[[Category:California 1970 ballot measures]]
[[Category:Past-date_ballot_measure_state_year_overviews]]
[[Category:Historical ballots, 2015]]

Revision as of 18:02, 29 November 2022


1972
1968

28 statewide ballot propositions were on the 1970 ballot in California.

On the ballot

June 2, 1970

Type Title Description Result Yes Votes No Votes

BI

Proposition 1 Allow for the issuance of bonds up to $246,300,000 for University of California health science buildings.

Defeated

1,940,964 (45%)

2,368,056 (55%)

LRCA

Proposition 2 Make changes to the Constitution regarding local government.

Approveda

2,084,722 (51%)

1,983,980 (49%)

LRCA

Proposition 3 Revise the Constitution regarding public utilities, corporations, water use, the State lending its credit, and the State owning corporate stock.

Defeated

688,372 (23%)

2,332,791 (77%)

LRCA

Proposition 4 Remove constitutional provisions relating to state institutions, public buildings, land, and homestead exemption.

Defeated

1,940,211 (48%)

2,063,603 (52%)

LRCA

Proposition 5 Allow the state legislature to review constitutional revisions before they are submitted to voters and adjust civil service exemptions.

Defeated

1,945,593 (49%)

2,063,957 (51%)

LRCA

Proposition 6 Require the legislature to establish the election or appointment of the State Board of Education and county boards of education.

Approveda

2,300,713 (55%)

1,864,665 (45%)

LRCA

Proposition 7 Allow the legislature to raise the maximum rate of interest on unsold bonds.

Approveda

2,439,131 (56%)

1,901,820 (44%)

CICA

Proposition 8 Establish provisions relating to funding from property taxes and increase the minimum homeowner's property tax exemption to $1,000.

Defeated

1,321,092 (28%)

3,316,919 (72%)


November 3, 1970

Type Title Description Result Yes Votes No Votes

LRCA

Proposition 10 Exempt loans of $100,000 or more for corporations or partnerships from the 10% yearly limit on interest.

Defeated

2,388,985 (45%)

2,925,815 (55%)

LRSS

Proposition 11 Establish procedures for the Board of Chiropractic Examiners for establishing of rules and regulations governing chiropractors.

Approveda

3,684,625 (69%)

1,634,064 (31%)

LRCA

Proposition 12 Establish that the county governing body shall set the salaries for county supervisors, subject to referendum.

Approveda

2,626,035 (51%)

2,567,287 (49%)

LRCA

Proposition 13 Create provisions relating to veterans' property tax exemptions,

Approveda

4,747,341 (83%)

939,384 (17%)

LRCA

Proposition 14 Amend the civil service system, add positions to civil service, and remove positions from civil service.

Approveda

2,487,620 (51%)

2,382,148 (49%)

LRCA

Proposition 15 Make changes to constitutional provisions.

Approveda

3,008,478 (59%)

2,084,421 (41%)

LRCA

Proposition 16 Amend procedures relating to constitutional amendments and initiatives.

Approveda

2,576,576 (51%)

2,465,520 (49%)

LRCA

Proposition 17 Repeal obsolete constitutional provisions relating to social welfare.

Approveda

3,591,461 (70%)

1,563,940 (30%)

LRCA

Proposition 18 Allow fuel taxes and license fees to be used to facilitate public transportation and to control pollution caused by cars.

Defeated

2,697,746 (46%)

3,182,096 (54%)

LRSS

Proposition 19 Change the penalty for charging interest in an amount greater than allowed by law from a misdemeanor to a felony.

Approveda

3,766,737 (72%)

1,493,047 (28%)

BI

Proposition 1 Allow for the issuance of bonds up to $250,000,000 for water pollution control and establish the terms of such bonds.

Approveda

4,394,433 (75%)

1,431,703 (25%)

BI

Proposition 20 Allow for the issuance of bonds up to $60,000,000 for recreation, fish, and wildlife facilities and establish the terms of such bonds.

Approveda

3,141,788 (57%)

2,397,249 (43%)

LRCA

Proposition 2 Establish that the Supreme Court has the sole authority to answer questions regarding vacancies of certain government officials.

Defeated

2,616,137 (49%)

2,726,225 (51%)

LRCA

Proposition 3 Require the governor to submit a budget to the legislature within 10 days of the start of each regular session and require the legislature to pass a budget bill by June 15.

Approveda

3,015,932 (55%)

2,482,194 (45%)

LRCA

Proposition 4 Allow the legislature to make appropriations for public schools prior to the passage of the budget bill if the budget bill is delayed.

Defeated

2,605,508 (47%)

2,951,037 (53%)

LRCA

Proposition 5 Require that meetings of the Board of Regents of the University of California be public, with certain exceptions.

Approveda

3,733,148 (67%)

1,806,443 (33%)

LRCA

Proposition 6 Allow funds from the Teachers' Retirement Fund to be invested in specific securities.

Approveda

3,670,780 (68%)

1,714,935 (32%)

LRCA

Proposition 7 Establish that the speaker of the Assembly shall be an ex officio member of any agency that has charge over the State College System.

Approveda

2,700,857 (50%)

2,660,524 (50%)

LRCA

Proposition 8 Exempt an additional Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction from civil service.

Defeated

2,128,719 (40%)

3,200,815 (60%)

LRCA

Proposition 9 Allow boards of education in non-chartered counties to appoint their superintendent of schools and allow two or more non-chartered counties to create a joint board of education.

Defeated

2,421,978 (46%)

2,825,472 (54%)


See also

California

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