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Your Name Prof's Name Date proposition 8 in California: Fracturing Communities and Stepping back on Minority Rights.... One of the most contentious issues that has ever occurred in California was proposition 8: a proposition to remove the rights of gay couples to marry, a right previously upheld by the California Supreme Court (Audi).... Essentially proposition 8 was a referendum on whether or not to allow gay marriage in California, something that California's constitution had already implicitly done through its human rights defense clauses (Audi)....
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Research Paper
The above challenges are political because the system requires the voters to approve propositions which the state afterward has the sole discretion on budget appropriation such as proposition 13 and proposition 98 that limits the revenue options of school districts that rely on the state economy.... The author examines the education, higher education, social welfare of california State.... The author states that the long-standing impression that california has a good standing educational system is starting to wane due to the numerous challenges it is facing....
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The writer of the essay "california proposition 32" analyzes an initiative which is known as Proposition 32.... This proposition was initiated by lawmakers who wanted to protect the interests of large companies and producers in the state of California.... proposition 32 had the intention banning payroll deductions from the union or corporate members being used for political purposes.... proposition 32 was defeated in the recent ballot with over 56....
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The paper "In Support of proposition 39" states that numerous organizations from different sectors already made it their interest to support proposition 396 because it is good for the state and their welfare.... Californians should support proposition 39.... proposition 39 proposes a single way of computing business taxes in California.... supports this proposition because it aims to increase funding for clean and energy-efficiency projects....
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Author Name Assignment Subject Prop 30 Introduction Prop 30 is the common abbreviated form of proposition 30.... The official name of proposition 30 is Temporary Taxes to Fund Education.... On the other hand, small businessmen and entrepreneurs opposed this proposition.... The initiative has been taken in the American state of california, which is known for its IT industries and harbors the famous Silicon Valley of America.... The key issue that was to be addressed along with the presidential elections in 2012 was Prop 20 in the context of the california area....
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"Historical Perspective of proposition 13" paper focuses on proposition 13 which was the result of a taxpayer revolt against escalating and uncertain tax rates.... In 1978 California passed proposition 13 with nearly 2/3 of the voters electing to change the way California calculates and collects property tax.... proposition 13 also mandated that a two-thirds majority of the legislature would be needed to raise local tax rates and also required a 2/3 vote of the people to approve any rate hikes....
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Because of public concern about the possibility of rent control being phased out and the fact that both propositions were efforts to amend Article I, of the California State Constitution, the California voters made the decision to reject the proposition.... roposition 98 and proposition 99 As a result of Kelo, two propositions were initiated and presented to the people of California for a vote.... In the paper 'Eminent Domain Law in california' the author discusses the LA Times article, where a property rights initiative was approved....
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The paper "What Changes Would You Make to proposition 13" discusses that the proposition stated that people's votes are needed in order to increase local taxes and it, therefore, prohibited local governments from imposing taxes without the consent of the locals.... proposition 13 was an amendment of the constitution of California formulated in 1978 through the initiative process and approved by California voters with 65 percent votes (Ferreira 662; Reilly 5)....
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