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See election results for California's state propositions

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NBC Bay Area staff (via NBC Bay Area)

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What to Know

  • California voters will weigh in on 14 ballot propositions in the November election.
  • Other top races for state offices include lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general, controller, treasurer, insurance commissioner and superintendent of public instruction.
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California voters will weigh in on 14 ballot propositions in the November election.

From allocating funds aimed at boosting affordable housing to levying a tax on billionaires in the state, here’s a look at the statewide propositions.

Results will update after polls close at 8 p.m. Tuesday.

  • Proposition 1: Affordable housing bonds

    58% expected vote in

      Projected Winner

    • Yes

      59.37%

      4,458,873

    • No

      40.63%

      3,051,662

  • Proposition 2: Rainy day fund

    58% expected vote in

      Projected Winner

    • Yes

      59.59%

      4,472,638

    • No

      40.41%

      3,032,705

  • Proposition 3: Higher income tax rates

    59% expected vote in

      Projected Winner

    • Yes

      58.66%

      4,437,201

    • No

      41.34%

      3,126,561

  • Proposition 4: Political campaign funding

    57% expected vote in

    • No

      51.96%

      3,847,290

    • Yes

      48.04%

      3,557,709

  • Proposition 5: Recall election rules

    57% expected vote in

    • Yes

      50.37%

      3,680,120

    • No

      49.63%

      3,625,999

  • Proposition 37: Down payment assistance

    58% expected vote in

      Projected Winner

    • Yes

      61.02%

      4,571,188

    • No

      38.98%

      2,920,319

  • Proposition 38: Immunotherapy research

    58% expected vote in

    • Yes

      55.78%

      4,181,327

    • No

      44.22%

      3,314,903

  • Proposition 39: Require voter ID

    59.2% expected vote in

    Source: NBC News Decision Desk

      Too Early to Call

    • No

      58.7%

      4,475,931

    • Yes

      41.3%

      3,154,114

  • Proposition 40: One-time wealth tax over $1 billion

    59.2% expected vote in

    Source: NBC News Decision Desk

      Too Early to Call

    • No

      55.6%

      4,246,073

    • Yes

      44.4%

      3,391,896

  • Proposition 41: State tax audits and spending limits

    58.2% expected vote in

    Source: NBC News Decision Desk

      Too Early to Call

    • No

      52.5%

      3,938,297

    • Yes

      47.5%

      3,566,441

  • Proposition 42: Ban on new personal property taxes

    58.8% expected vote in

    Source: NBC News Decision Desk

      Too Early to Call

    • Yes

      54.3%

      4,114,446

    • No

      45.7%

      3,463,919

  • Proposition 43: Local special taxes

    58% expected vote in

    • No

      54.91%

      4,087,452

    • Yes

      45.09%

      3,356,990

  • Proposition 44: Community health clinics

    58% expected vote in

      Projected Winner

    • No

      81.89%

      6,087,459

    • Yes

      18.11%

      1,346,254

  • Proposition 45: Environmental review

    57% expected vote in

    • No

      54.12%

      4,010,529

    • Yes

      45.88%

      3,399,993

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