The California Rainy Day Budget Stabilization Fund Act would increase the state’s savings from 5% to 10% by setting aside 3% of state revenues. Exceptions would include years when revenues drop below the previous years budget and increasing the amount of savings during years of budget surplus.
69% Yes |
31% No |
60% Yes |
17% No |
10% Yes, increase our savings during years of surplus |
6% No, cut spending instead |
4% No, invest the money into state infrastructure instead |
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3% No, any excess revenue should be returned to taxpayers |
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