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The state legislature voted to refer a constitutional amendment to provide a right to reproductive freedom to the ballot.
An initiative to reduce plastic waste reduction was removed on June 30, 2022, after a legislative compromise was passed and signed by the governor.
An initiative to increase the cap on medical malpractice lawsuits qualified for the ballot in July 2020. However, in April 2022, the sponsors reached a legislative compromise with the California State Legislature and withdrew the initiative in May.
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As of August 11, 2022, seven statewide ballot propositions had qualified for the ballot in California for elections in 2022 .
The campaigns behind the following ballot initiatives collected enough valid signatures for their measures to appear on the ballot but withdrew their proposals.
The following chart illustrates how much support and opposition committees received in campaign contributions for each measure on the ballot:
In California, citizens have the right to initiate legislation through the ballot initiative or repeal legislation through the veto referendum . Getting an initiative or referendum placed on the ballot requires a measure's proponents to complete four steps:
Proponents of a ballot initiative file signatures with local elections officials, who then have eight days to determine a raw count of unverified signatures and communicate the count to the secretary of state . If the raw count is more than the required number of signatures, the secretary of state instructs local officials to conduct a random sampling of the submitted signatures. If the random sample indicates more than 110 percent of the required number of signatures, the initiative qualifies for the ballot. If the sample indicates fewer than 95 percent of the required number of signatures, the initiative fails to make the ballot. If the random sample indicates more than 95 percent but fewer than 110 percent, a full check of each signature must be conducted.
As of June 30, 2022, there are no initiatives with signatures submitted.
Proponents of initiatives are required to report when 25 percent of the number of signatures required had been gathered. The secretary of state notifies each chamber of the California State Legislature to hold joint public hearings on the initiative proposals. Legislators could decide to consider the initiative as legislation, although this has no direct effect on whether an initiative appears on the ballot. Proponents of an initiative could consider withdrawing their proposal if the legislature approved their initiative as legislation.
As of June 2, 2022, there are no outstanding initiatives that have reached the 25 percent threshold.
Once the attorney general's office assigns a ballot title and a summary to an initiative, proponents are allowed to begin collecting signatures. Proponents of an initiative are given 180 days from the date the title and summary were assigned to collect the required signatures . Proponents of a veto referendum are given 90 days from the date the governor signed the targeted legislation.
There are no outstanding potential initiatives.
The first step to getting an initiative prepared for signature gathering is submitting the proposal to the attorney general's office , which prepares a ballot title and summary of the proposal. When a proposal arrives at the office, the measure receives an expected date for when the attorney general will issue a ballot title and summary.
As of June 2, 2022, there are no initiatives outstanding with the attorney general.
The California State Legislature can refer statewide measures to the ballot. There are several forms of legislative referrals in California, including constitutional amendments , state statutes , and bond issues . Legislative referrals can appear on statewide election ballots, including primary elections and general elections.
California is one of 16 states that requires a two-thirds vote in each legislative chamber during one legislative session to refer a constitutional amendment to the ballot. That amounts to a minimum of 54 (of 80) votes in the California State Assembly and 27 (of 40) votes in the California State Senate , assuming no vacancies. The governor's signature is not required to refer a constitutional amendment.
The legislature can refer statutes with a simple majority vote and bond issues with a two-thirds vote, and the governor's signature is also required. In California, changes to voter-approved ballot initiatives need to be referred to voters for approval or rejection unless the changes further the initiative's purpose.
There are no potential legislative referrals.
In California, a total of 395 ballot measures appeared on statewide ballots between 1985 and 2020. Two hundred twenty-eight ballot measures were approved, and 167 ballot measures were defeated.
The following table shows the rate of certification for ballot initiatives in California between 2010 and 2020:
The following table illustrates the number of initiatives filed for the 2014 through 2022 ballots for months during election cycles:
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Provides a state constitutional right to reproductive freedom , including the right to an abortion
Legalizes sports betting at American Indian gaming casinos and licensed racetracks in California
Legalizes mobile sports betting and dedicates revenue to the California Solutions to Homelessness and Mental Health Support Account and the Tribal Economic Development Account
Requires funding for K-12 art and music education
Enacts staffing requirements, reporting requirements, ownership disclosure, and closing requirements for chronic dialysis clinics
Increases the tax on personal income above $2 million by 1.75% and dedicates revenue to zero-emission vehicle projects and wildfire prevention programs
Upholds the ban on flavored tobacco sales
Increases California's cap on noneconomic damages in medical malpractice lawsuits
Reduces the use of single-use plastic packaging and foodware
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EXCLU – Florian (Pékin Express) : "On m'a proposé un plan à trois"
EXCLU – Florian (Pékin Express) : "On m'a proposé un plan à trois"
Florian de "Pékin Express 2018 : La Course infernale" (M6) fait des révélations surprenantes sur sa nouvelle notoriété.
Publié le 05 Septembre 2018 - 20h05
Les téléspectateurs de M6 découvriront la grande finale de "Pékin Express 2018 : La Course infernale" ce mercredi 5 septembre 2018. Lors d'un entretien exclusif avec "Purepeople.com", Florian a fait une révélation surprenante concernant sa nouvelle notoriété.
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C'est ce mercredi 5 septembre 2018 que la grande finale de Pékin Express 2018 : La Course infernale sera diffusée sur M6 . Les téléspectateurs sauront enfin quel binôme remportera le jeu d'aventures présenté par Stéphane Rotenberg . En attendant le dénouement, Florian s'est laissé aller à quelques confidences étonnantes.
C'est lors d'une interview exclusive accordée à Purepeople.com que Florian a annoncé qu'il recevait énormément de messages sur les réseaux sociaux. Victime de sa nouvelle notoriété, le partenaire de Gabriel a notamment fait face à plusieurs propositions coquines. " Je n'ai pas eu de demandes en mariage mais d'autres propositions assez bizarres. On m'a proposé un plan à trois dès la première émission. C'était assez particulier ", a-t-il révélé avec humour.
Et ce n'est pas tout, Florian a eu affaire à d'autres fans inattendus. " J'ai aussi eu des fétichistes qui m'ont demandé des photos de mes chaussures du parcours. Ce sont des chaussures immondes, c'est juste incroyable ", s'est-il amusé. Fort heureusement, il ne s'agit que d'une infime partie de tous les messages positifs que Florian a reçus depuis le début de Pékin Express 2018 : La Course infernale .
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