Politics & Government
CA 2026 Propositions: Real-Time Election Results
California voters have decided the fate of 14 propositions, including issues around housing affordability and changing state election laws.
SACRAMENTO, CA — California voters decided the fate of 14 statewide propositions in Tuesday, weighing measures involving key issues, including housing, education, health care, taxes, election laws, and more.
The propositions range from authorizing billions of dollars in bonds for housing and medical research to changing voter identification requirements and limiting certain state taxes.
Click each proposition to see real-time results.
Proposition 1 - Bonds For Housing Affordability Programs:
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CA Prop. 1 Real-Time Election Results
Proposition 2 - Amendment To Increase The State's Rainy Day Fund:
CA Prop. 2 Real-Time Election Results
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Proposition 3 - Constitutional Amendment Changing The State's Recall Process
Proposition 4 - Changing The Rules On Public Campaign Donations:
Proposition 5 — Changing the recall election process for statewide elected officials:
CA Prop. 5 Real-Time Election Results
Proposition 37 - Loan Program For Middle-Income Homebuyers:
CA Prop. 37 Real-Time Election Results
Proposition 38 - Changing The Rules On Public Campaign Donations:
CA Prop. 38: Real-Time Election Results
Proposition 39 - CA Voter ID Requirement:
CA Prop. 39 Real-Time Election Results
Proposition 40 - Billionaire Tax:
Proposition 41 - Antidote To Billionaire Tax:
CA Prop. 41: Real-Time Election Results
Proposition 42 - Bars New Taxes On Personal Property:
CA Prop. 42: Real-Time Election Results
Proposition 43 - Restores Proposition 13's two-thirds vote requirement to pass local special taxes
CA Prop. 43 Real-Time Election Results
Proposition 44 - Community Clinic Spending Measure:
CA Prop. 44 Real-Time Election Results
Proposition 45 - How Environmental Review Laws Turned Into Spending War:
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