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in Texas decided on three constitutional amendments—Proposition 2, Proposition 6, and Proposition 8—that prohibited certain types of taxes. In Texas, citizens

initiated constitutional amendment on November 3, 2020. Proposition 15 was defeated. Proposition 15 would have amended the California State Constitution to

statewide measures. The most expensive measure of the year—California Proposition 22, the App-Based Drivers as Contractors and Labor Policies Initiative—was

California 2010 ballot propositions California Proposition 14, Top-Two Primaries Amendment (June 2010) California Proposition 15, Biennial Lobbyist Fee

impartial ballot material related to Proposition 15, the 'split roll' attack that seeks the partial repeal of Proposition 13." Jon Coupal, President of Howard

Texas Proposition 15 was on the ballot as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment in Texas on November 2, 1993. It was approved. Results are

stances since 2000 that are available on Ballotpedia. See also: California Proposition 15, Tax on Commercial and Industrial Properties for Education and Local

Arizona Proposition 102, Inventory Tax Exemption Amendment (1964) Arizona Proposition 108, State Revenue Commission Amendment (1984) Arizona Proposition 103

ballot. A combined $147 million was spent by proposition supporters and opponents on their campaigns for and against the nine ballot initiatives on the November

Construction Amendment (1954) California Proposition 15, Aviation Field Tax Exemption Amendment (1924) California Proposition 15, Non-Profit Property Under Construction

Supporters of Proposition 15 filed a lawsuit challenging language submitted for the official voter guide by Proposition 15 opponents, which said Proposition 15 "will

Initiative (2004) California Proposition 15, Biennial Lobbyist Fee and Public Campaign Funding Measure (June 2010) California Proposition 14, Top-Two Primaries

also: Arkansas 1922 ballot measures See also: California 1922 ballot propositions November 7, 1922 See also: Colorado 1922 ballot measures November 7 See

Legislature a 2000 Proposition 14 $350 million Libraries Legislature a 2000 Proposition 15 $220 million Crime labs Legislature d 2000 Proposition 16 $50 million

2011 9 34 2009 7 32 2007 10 45 2005 13 47 2003 15 68 2001 9 39 1999 16 72 1997 8 44 1995 11 61 1993 15 62 1991 9 48 1989 13 77 1987 13 78 Averages: 11

Alabama and Tennessee in 2026. See also: Texas Proposition 15, Parental Rights Amendment (2025) Texas Proposition 15 would provide that parents have the right

838,366 (11%) LRCA Proposition 11 Provide for a state constitutional right to privacy a 4,861,225 (63%) 2,871,342 (37%) LRCA Proposition 12 Extend tax exemption

support of Proposition 63: The proposition would keep guns and ammunition out of the wrong hands by closing loopholes in existing law. The proposition would

Votes No Votes LRCA Proposition 10 Establish procedures relating to constitutional conventions. 203,240 (32%) 428,002 (68%) LRCA Proposition 11 Require the

referred constitutional amendments. Three were bond issues. Voters approved 15 (88.24%) and rejected two (11.76%). November 3, 1964 Laws governing the initiative