Housing affordability bonds
Authorizes borrowing for affordable housing and veterans’ home loans.
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Authorizes borrowing for affordable housing and veterans’ home loans.
Changes rules for state reserves and debt payments.
Extends an existing tax on high incomes.
Changes restrictions on public funding of election campaigns.
Changes the process for filling vacancies after recalls.
Creates a loan program for qualified new homes.
Authorizes borrowing for medical research.
Adds voter identification requirements.
Creates a one-time tax on certain taxpayers.
Changes tax audit and state spending limit requirements.
Restricts personal property and certain retroactive taxes.
Changes voter approval requirements for certain local taxes.
Sets program spending requirements for certain clinics.
Changes review procedures for certain projects.
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