Proposition 53 will require the state legislature to receive voter approval for all bonds issued over $2 billion. The proposition will not affect bonds issued by cities, freeways, natural disasters or the University system. Proponents argue that it will limit spending and hold politicians accountable. Opponents argue that it will hurt California's ability to maintain and repair its infrastructure.
77% Yes |
23% No |
70% Yes |
22% No |
7% Yes, this will hold politicians accountable for spending. |
1% No, bonds over $2 billion should not require voter approval. |
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