Ballot Measures

This page collects the 106 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Ballot Measures”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Elections, Property Tax, and Elections.

1. Thu, Oct 291 item
   1. CalMatters Hosts Voter Education Workshop in San Fernando on Upcoming Midterm ElectionsLocal voters attended a voter education workshop at a San Fernando wine bar this week to receive guidance on upcoming midterm election ballot propositions and candidates. CalMatters editors introducedLos Angeles County
2. Wed, Oct 282 items
   1. The Los Angeles Times publishes a 2026 general election voter guide detailing candidates, ballot measures, and voting deadlinesVoters in California have until 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 3, to cast their ballots in the general election, with options to vote by mail, use a secure drop box, or vote in person. The voter guide outlinLos Angeles County2 reports
   2. Prop. D would make it harder to put measures on the ballot. But harder for whom, exactly?San Francisco County
3. Tue, Oct 271 item
   1. Oakland and S.F. mayors take opposite paths to put sweeping power measures on the November ballotSan Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie's campaign spent $4.5 million on signature-gatherers and bypassed the Board of Supervisors to place three charter amendments on the November ballot, while Oakland MayoSan Francisco County
4. Mon, Oct 261 item
   1. Angie Nixon accuses Ashley Moody of diverting Medicaid settlement funds in 2024 Hope Florida controversyState Rep. Angie Nixon accused former Attorney General Ashley Moody of redirecting $10 million from a Centene Medicaid settlement into political action committees to fight ballot initiatives. The artiMiami-Dade County
5. Mon, Sep 141 item
   1. Local governments and nonprofits oppose property tax relief ballot measureLocal governments and nonprofit organizations are opposing a property tax relief ballot measure due to projected massive revenue losses. The opposition warns of devastating impacts on local public serMiami-Dade County
6. Thu, Sep 102 items
   1. Florida Realtors invest $10 million into political committee backing Amendment 3 property tax cutThe Florida Realtors trade group contributed $10 million last week to the political committee Yes On 3 to support Amendment 3, a property tax cut measure on the November ballot. The amendment proposesHillsborough County
   2. Florida Realtors pumps $10 million into Amendment 3 property tax cut campaignHillsborough County

1. 01David Frankperson6 mentions
2. 02Donald Trumpperson5 mentions
3. 03Ron DeSantisperson5 mentions
4. 04Miami Heraldorganization4 mentions
5. 05Bill Hillperson3 mentions
6. 06Daniel J. Sullivan Jr.person3 mentions
7. 07James Uthmeierperson3 mentions
8. 08Mary Peltolaperson3 mentions
9. 09Nick Begichperson3 mentions
10. 10Karen Bassperson2 mentions