PROPOSITION 5 Bonds for Affordable Housing and Infrastructure
Failed CA · 2024-11-05
In plain English
This ballot measure would allow the state to borrow money by selling bonds (a type of loan). The money would be used to pay for affordable housing and infrastructure projects. Voters are deciding whether to approve this borrowing.
If this passes
What would actually change. No predictions, no opinions.
- The state would be authorized to issue bonds and borrow money for affordable housing and infrastructure
- The borrowed money would be allocated to specific affordable housing and infrastructure projects
- Taxpayers would be responsible for repaying the bonds over time
- The state would proceed with projects that currently cannot be funded without this bond authorization
Who's funding each side
Supporting (Yes)
$1102.0M
Top donors
Pechanga Band of Luiseno Mission Indians$92.1M
Morongo Band of Mission Indians$84.1M
Charles Thomas Munger, Jr.Physicist, Charles Thomas Munger, Jr. (Self -Employed)
$42.0M
Opposing (No)
$1223.6M
Top donors
CA Teachers Association Issues PAC$136.6M
Pechanga Band of Luiseno Mission Indians$92.1M
Morongo Band of Mission Indians$84.1M
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Sources
- Measure text and title: official ballot materials.
- Committee finance: campaign disclosure filings (Forms 460 & 497) filed with the California Secretary of State (Cal-Access).
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