- 加州提高地方稅投票門檻提案4¢4%
Proposition 43 on California's November 3, 2026 ballot would extend the existing two-thirds voter approval requirement for local special taxes to those placed via citizen initiative, effective January 1, 2027, closing a gap created by court rulings that had permitted simple-majority passage for voter-initiated measures. This legislative constitutional amendment emerged from a June 2026 compromise between state leaders and the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, which withdrew a broader initiative that included retroactive effects and tighter limits on charter-city transfer taxes. Local government associations, service advocates, and Democratic lawmakers have opposed the measure, arguing it would hinder funding for targeted programs like public safety, housing, and infrastructure by raising the bar for citizen-driven proposals. With the election approaching, trader consensus favoring rejection at 63.5% reflects polling signals and the political difficulty of imposing supermajority thresholds on local revenue initiatives amid concerns over service delivery.
規則
第 43 號提案是加州的一項選票提案，目前預定於 2026年11月3日 投票。這項提案會將公民發起的特殊稅收選票倡議通過門檻，從簡單多數提高至三分之二，使開徵或提高稅收變得更加困難。 如果指定的選票提案在目前預定於 2026年11月3日 舉行的加州全州普選中獲得過半數選民批准，此市場將判定為「是」。否則，此市場將判定為「否」。 如果截至 2027年3月31日 尚未就指定的選票提案進行投票，或其結果尚未得到確切確認，此市場將判定為「否」。 本市場將根據可信新聞報導所形成的共識進行判定。如有任何歧義，此市場將僅根據加州政府的官方資訊判定，包括加州州務卿辦公室的資訊（https://www.sos.ca.gov/）。
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