The California Budget & Policy Center is a nonpartisan research and analysis nonprofit that examines budget and policy choices to advance public policies that expand opportunity and promote well-being ...
What Would Prop. 42 Do? Prop. 42 would amend the state Constitution to prohibit taxes on the ownership of certain assets and on certain retroactive taxes. Prop. 42 would prohibit the imposition of any ...
What Would Prop. 41 Do? Prop. 41 would amend the state Constitution to impose new rules related to state taxes. The measure would require “financial and performance audits” of programs receiving ...
SACRAMENTO, CA — A new publication from the California Budget & Policy Center (Budget Center) examines Proposition 39, a measure on the November ballot that would establish new voter identification ...
Proposition 39 on the November ballot would impose unnecessary, harmful, and costly new identification (ID) requirements on millions of California voters. It would harm US citizens by making it harder ...
Proposition 2 on the November 2026 ballot would change the rules for California’s rainy day fund to build a larger reserve and better protect core public services during budget emergencies, such as an ...
SACRAMENTO, CA — A new publication from the California Budget & Policy Center (Budget Center) examines Proposition 40, the Billionaire Tax Act, and what it could mean for California’s budget, public ...
SACRAMENTO, CA — Following the release of Governor Newsom’s 2026-27 revised budget proposal, the California Budget & Policy Center (Budget Center), a nonpartisan research and analysis nonprofit, ...
H.R. 1 includes the largest cuts in U.S. history to food assistance and health care programs, threatening billions in CalFresh funding and putting more than 3 million California households at risk of ...
H.R. 1’s new eligibility restrictions will cause tens of thousands of Californians with humanitarian immigration statuses to lose or see significant reductions in CalFresh assistance, putting ...
Rising Medi-Cal spending reflects broader health care cost trends and expanded access to care, and cutting the program would harm Californians’ health and local economies without addressing the ...
SACRAMENTO, CA— Following the release of the Legislative Analyst’s Office (LAO) report, Understanding $100 Billion in Spending Growth: Causes and Fiscal Implications, the California Budget & Policy ...
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