STATE ELECTION RETURNS : STATEWIDE PROPOSITIONS
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California Results
99.9 % Precincts Reporting 78--Higher Education Facilities Bond Act
Votes % Yes 5,053,675 57.6 No 3,723,101 42.4
79--1988 School Facilities Bond Act
Votes % Yes 5,335,280 61.2 No 3,389,234 38.8
80--New Prison Construction Bond Act
Votes % Yes 5,275,433 61.0 No 3,374,346 39.0
81--California Safe Drinking Water Bond Law
Votes % Yes 6,256,061 71.6 No 2,481,996 28.4
82--Water Conservation Bond Law
Votes % Yes 5,290,644 62.3 No 3,201,076 37.7
83--Clean Water and Water Reclamation Bond Law
Votes % Yes 5,532,427 64.4 No 3,061,525 35.6
84--Housing and Homeless Bond Act
Votes % Yes 5,130,205 58.2 No 3,692,066 41.8
85--Library Construction and Renovation Bond Act
Votes % Yes 4,541,138 52.6 No 4,095,344 47.4
86--County Correctional Facilities Capital Expenditure and Youth Facility Bond Act
Votes % Yes 4,641,181 54.7 No 3,847,096 45.3
87--Redevelopment Agencies
Votes % Yes 5,512,413 67.7 No 2,634,357 32.3
88--Deposit of Public Moneys
Votes % Yes 6,135,395 74.5 No 2,103,059 25.5
89--Governor’s Parole Review
Votes % Yes 4,655,450 54.9 No 3,818,954 45.1
90--Assessed Valuation
Votes % Yes 5,737,647 69.0 No 2,581,468 31.0
91--Justice Courts--Eligibility
Votes % Yes 5,631,425 70.5 No 2,360,325 29.5
92--Commission on Judicial Performance
Votes % Yes 5,906,525 74.0 No 2,077,114 26.0
93--Veterans’ Property Tax Exemption
Votes % Yes 5,933,039 70.8 No 2,445,523 29.2
94--Judges
Votes % Yes 5,398,153 65.0 No 2,909,649 35.0
95--Hunger and Homelessness Funding
Votes % Yes 3,870,882 45.2 No 4,689,046 54.8
96--Communicable Disease Tests
Votes % Yes 5,431,189 62.3 No 3,289,373 37.7
97--State Occupational Safety and Health Plan
Votes % Yes 4,518,715 53.7 No 3,890,634 46.3
98--School Funding
Votes % Yes 4,384,806 50.8 No 4,249,451 49.2
99--Cigarette and Tobacco Tax, Benefit Fund
Votes % Yes 5,268,983 57.8 No 3,839,259 42.2
100--Insurance Rates, Regulation
Votes % Yes 3,649,381 41.0 No 5,250,998 59.0
101--Automobile Accident Claims and Insurance Rates
Votes % Yes 1,161,440 13.3 No 7,583,729 86.7
102--Reporting Exposure to AIDS Virus
Votes % Yes 3,027,119 34.3 No 5,786,664 65.7
103--Insurance Rates, Regulation, Commissioner
Votes % Yes 4,580,818 51.1 No 4,376,916 48.9
104--Automobile and Other Insurance
Votes % Yes 2,253,691 25.3 No 6,641,051 74.7
105--Disclosures to Consumers, Voters, Investors
Votes % Yes 4,574,262 54.4 No 3,836,650 45.6
106--Attorney Fees Limit for Tort Claims
Votes % Yes 4,039,697 46.7 No 4,607,842 53.3
L.A. County Results
100 % Precincts Reporting 78--Higher Education Facilities Bond Act
Votes % Yes 1,447,777 62.0 No 887,451 38.0
79--1988 School Facilities Bond Act
Votes % Yes 1,492,514 64.0 No 840,355 36.0
80--New Prison Construction Bond Act
Votes % Yes 1,466,610 63.6 No 838,907 36.4
81--California Safe Drinking Water Bond Law
Votes % Yes 1,780,359 76.3 No 553,876 23.7
82--Water Conservation Bond Law
Votes % Yes 1,515,258 66.6 No 759,779 33.4
83--Clean Water and Water Reclamation Bond Law
Votes % Yes 1,605,013 69.6 No 701,747 30.4
84--Housing and Homeless Bond Act
Votes % Yes 1,493,485 63.4 No 860,725 36.6
85--Library Construction and Renovation Bond Act
Votes % Yes 1,321,964 57.5 No 975,396 42.5
86--County Correctional Facilities Capital Expenditure and Youth Facility Bond Act
Votes % Yes 1,305,802 58.4 No 931,218 41.6
87--Redevelopment Agencies
Votes % Yes 1,547,234 71.5 No 616,339 28.5
88--Deposit of Public Moneys
Votes % Yes 1,654,372 75.9 No 524,798 24.1
89--Governor’s Parole Review
Votes % Yes 1,240,019 55.2 No 1,004,793 44.8
90--Assessed Valuation
Votes % Yes 1,649,705 74.3 No 569,598 25.7
91--Justice Courts--Eligibility
Votes % Yes 1,589,061 74.7 No 538,952 25.3
92--Commission on Judicial Performance
Votes % Yes 1,641,948 77.5 No 477,336 22.5
93--Veterans’ Property Tax Exemption
Votes % Yes 1,686,732 76.1 No 528,997 23.9
94--Judges
Votes % Yes 1,502,003 68.8 No 679,797 31.2
95--Hunger and Homelessness Funding
Votes % Yes 1,164,001 51.7 No 1,086,387 48.3
96--Communicable Disease Tests
Votes % Yes 1,418,438 61.6 No 885,889 38.4
97--State Occupational Safety and Health Plan
Votes % Yes 1,336,437 60.1 No 887,518 39.9
98--School Funding
Votes % Yes 1,260,046 55.0 No 1,029,198 45.0
99--Cigarette and Tobacco Tax, Benefit Fund
Votes % Yes 1,454,265 59.7 No 980,437 40.3
100--Insurance Rates, Regulation
Votes % Yes 1,203,831 50.5 No 1,178,409 49.5
101--Automobile Accident Claims and Insurance Rates
Votes % Yes 359,546 15.4 No 1,971,915 84.6
102--Reporting Exposure to AIDS Virus
Votes % Yes 766,960 32.9 No 1,562,764 67.1
103--Insurance Rates, Regulation, Commissioner
Votes % Yes 1,497,479 62.8 No 888,900 37.2
104--Automobile and Other Insurance
Votes % Yes 524,651 22.2 No 1,841,263 77.8
105--Disclosures to Consumers, Voters, Investors
Votes % Yes 1,371,831 61.7 No 852,430 38.3
106--Attorney Fees Limit for Tort Claims
Votes % Yes 978,857 43.3 No 1,279,798 56.7
--Elected candidates and ballot measures are in bold.
--Compiled by Alma Cook; also contributing were Lilia Beebe, John M. Hayes, Hilary Iker, Mike Meyers and Mike Rothstein.
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