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Should California set aside 3% of tax revenue into a “rainy day” fund?
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Last answered 2 years ago

Yes
129,225 votes
65%
No
69,596 votes
35%
Distribution of answers submitted by American voters.
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Learn more about Rainy Day Fund Increase
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. See recent Rainy Day Fund Increase news