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Analysis of Successful Propositions on the November 1990 Ballot- A Review of Propositions 127, 132, 139, 140, 142, 146

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Title	Analysis of Successful Propositions on the November 1990 Ballot- A Review of Propositions 127, 132, 139, 140, 142, 146
Creator	Kersten, Elisabeth California. Legislature. Senate. Office of Research. LaVally, Rebecca Dillon, Rebecca
Contributors	DuBay, Ann; Sanders, Steve; Hurdle, Ken; Dillon, Rodger; Misczynski, Dean;
Subject	Initiative and Referendum
Coverage - Temporal	1990
Coverage - Spatial	California
Description	This study, conducted by the analyzes the results of the November 1990 California election on approved initiatives which include Proposition 140 (term limits, legislative operating budget), Proposition 121 (quake fix exemptions), Proposition 132 (gill nets), Proposition 139 (inmate labor), Proposition 142 (veterans bonds), and Proposition 146 (K-12 school bonds). This study provides geographic results from the election, key provisions of each proposition, its policy impact, its fiscal impact, background, supporting/opposing arguments for adoption, known supporters/dissenters, and its legislative history.
Publisher	Rose Institute of State and Local Government
Language	eng
Collection	The Rose Institute California Political History Archive and Database http://ccdl.libraries.claremont.edu/col/ric
Rights	Physical rights are retained by the institution. Copyright is retained in accordance with U. S. Copyright laws.
Object ID	RIC00010

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Publisher	Rose Institute of State and Local Government
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