California 2010 local ballot measures

## Contents

* 1 February 2
* 1.1 Alameda
* 1.2 Orange County
* 2 February 23
* 2.1 Los Angeles
* 2.2 Napa
* 2.3 Riverside
* 2.4 San Mateo
* 3 March 2
* 3.1 San Mateo
* 4 March 9
* 4.1 Kern County
* 5 April 13
* 5.1 Los Angeles
* 5.2 Sonoma
* 6 May 4
* 6.1 Contra Costa
* 6.2 Los Angeles
* 6.3 San Mateo
* 6.4 Santa Clara
* 7 May 25
* 7.1 Los Angeles
* 8 June 8
* 8.1 Alameda
* 8.2 Amador
* 8.3 Contra Costa
* 8.4 Fresno
* 8.5 Humboldt
* 8.6 Imperial
* 8.7 Inyo
* 8.8 Kern
* 8.9 Kings
* 8.10 Los Angeles
* 8.11 Marin
* 8.12 Mendocino
* 8.13 Modoc
* 8.14 Mono
* 8.15 Monterey
* 8.16 Orange
* 8.17 Riverside
* 8.18 Sacramento
* 8.19 San Bernardino
* 8.20 San Diego
* 8.21 San Francisco
* 8.22 San Joaquin
* 8.23 San Luis Obispo
* 8.24 San Mateo
* 8.25 Santa Barbara
* 8.26 Santa Clara
* 8.27 Solano
* 8.28 Sonoma
* 8.29 Tulare
* 8.30 Tuolumne
* 8.31 Yolo
* 9 June 15
* 9.1 Tuolumne County
* 10 June 22
* 10.1 Alameda
* 11 July 13
* 11.1 Santa Barbara
* 12 August 24
* 12.1 Riverside
* 12.2 Stanislaus
* 13 August 31
* 13.1 Los Angeles
* 13.2 Merced
* 13.3 Modoc
* 13.4 Plumas
* 14 September 21
* 14.1 San Luis Obispo
* 15 November 2
* 15.1 Alameda
* 15.2 Amador
* 15.3 Butte
* 15.4 Colusa
* 15.5 Contra Costa
* 15.6 Del Norte
* 15.7 El Dorado
* 15.8 Fresno
* 15.9 Glenn
* 15.10 Humboldt
* 15.11 Imperial
* 15.12 Inyo
* 15.13 Kern
* 15.14 Kings
* 15.15 Lassen
* 15.16 Los Angeles
* 15.17 Madera
* 15.18 Marin
* 15.19 Mendocino
* 15.20 Merced
* 15.21 Modoc
* 15.22 Monterey
* 15.23 Napa
* 15.24 Nevada
* 15.25 Orange
* 15.26 Placer
* 15.27 Plumas
* 15.28 Riverside
* 15.29 Sacramento
* 15.30 San Benito
* 15.31 San Bernardino
* 15.32 San Diego
* 15.33 San Francisco
* 15.34 San Joaquin
* 15.35 San Luis Obispo
* 15.36 San Mateo
* 15.37 Santa Barbara
* 15.38 Santa Clara
* 15.39 Santa Cruz
* 15.40 Shasta
* 15.41 Sierra
* 15.42 Siskiyou
* 15.43 Solano
* 15.44 Sonoma
* 15.45 Stanislaus
* 15.46 Sutter
* 15.47 Tulare
* 15.48 Tuolumne
* 15.49 Ventura
* 15.50 Yuba
* 16 Footnotes

Californians voted on local ballot measures, including local recall measures, on 15 dates throughout 2010. A total of 479 local ballot measure (not including recall measures) were presented to voters in 52 of California's 58 counties.

Altogether in 2010, there were 15 different election dates for local ballot measures in California:

* February 2 • February 23 • March 2 • March 9 (recall only) • April 13 • May 4 • May 25 • June 8 • June 15 • June 22 • July 13 • August 24 • August 31 • September 21 • November 2

The six counties that had no local measures in 2010 were Alpine, Calaveras, Lake, Mariposa, Tehama and Trinity.

See also: California 2010 ballot propositions

## February 2[edit]

See also: February 2, 2010 ballot measures in California

### Alameda[edit]

See also: Alameda County, California ballot measures

d Alameda Point Revitalization, SunCal Initiative, Measure B (February 2010)

### Orange County[edit]

See also: Orange County, California ballot measures

a Lance MacLean recall, Mission Viejo, California (2010)

## February 23[edit]

See also: February 23, 2010 ballot measures in California

### Los Angeles[edit]

See also: Los Angeles County, California ballot measures

aa Kathy Salazar and Robert Urteaga recall, Montebello, California (2010)

### Napa[edit]

See also: Napa County, California ballot measures

aaaa St. Helena Unified School District board recall, California (2010)

### Riverside[edit]

See also: Riverside County, California ballot measures

d Recall of Thomas Buckley from the Lake Elsinore City Council, California (2010)

### San Mateo[edit]

See also: San Mateo County, California ballot measures

a San Mateo-Foster City Elementary School District parcel tax, Measure A (February 2010)

## March 2[edit]

See also: March 2, 2010 ballot measures in California

### San Mateo[edit]

See also: San Mateo County, California ballot measures

a Burlingame Elementary Schools parcel tax, Measure B (March 2010)

## March 9[edit]

See also: March 9, 2010 ballot measures in California

### Kern County[edit]

See also: Kern County, California ballot measures

ddd Tehachapi Unified School District board recall, California (March 2010)

## April 13[edit]

See also: April 13, 2010 ballot measures in California

### Los Angeles[edit]

See also: Los Angeles County, California ballot measures

a City of El Segundo Utility Tax, Measure M (April 2010)
a City of El Segundo Business License Tax, Measure N (April 2010)
a City of Lancaster Home Rule Charter, Measure C (April 2010)
a City of Lancaster Invocation Policy, Measure I (April 2010)
a City of Lancaster Length of Mayoral Term, Measure M (April 2010)
a City of Sierra Madre Eminent Domain, Measure ED (April 2010)

### Sonoma[edit]

See also: Sonoma County, California ballot measures

a City of Cotati Sales Tax Increase, Measure A (April 2010)

## May 4[edit]

See also: May 4, 2010 ballot measures in California

### Contra Costa[edit]

Logo of the "Yes on CC" campaign

See also: Contra Costa County, California ballot measures

a Acalanes Union High School District parcel tax, Measure A (May 2010)

### Los Angeles[edit]

See also: Los Angeles County, California ballot measures

d Pasadena Unified School District parcel tax, Measure CC (May 2010)

### San Mateo[edit]

See also: San Mateo County, California ballot measures

a Menlo Park City School District parcel tax, Measure C (May 2010)
a Portola Valley School District parcel tax, Measure D (May 2010)

### Santa Clara[edit]

See also: Santa Clara County, California ballot measures

a Palo Alto Unified School District parcel tax, Measure A (May 2010)
a Fremont Union High School District parcel tax, Measure B (May 2010)
a Lakeside Joint School District parcel tax, Measure C (May 2010)
d Loma Prieta Elementary Schools parcel tax, Measure G (May 2010)
a Union Elementary School District parcel tax, Measure H (May 2010)

## May 25[edit]

See also: May 25, 2010 ballot measures in California

### Los Angeles[edit]

See also: Los Angeles County, California ballot measures

* Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District parcel tax (May 2010)

## June 8[edit]

See also: June 8, 2010 ballot measures in California

### Alameda[edit]

Alameda County, California ballot measures

a Lammersville Joint Unified School District, Measure A
a Byron Bethany Irrigation District, Measure B (also on ballot in parts of Contra Costa County and San Joaquin County)
d Berkeley Public Swimming Pools parcel tax, Measure C
d Pleasanton Referendum on Oak Grove, Measure D

### Amador[edit]

Amador County, California ballot measures

d Gold Rush Ranch and Golf Resort referendum, Measure N

### Contra Costa[edit]

Contra Costa County, California ballot measures

a Byron Bethany Irrigation District, Measure B (also on ballot in parts of Alameda County and San Joaquin County)
a Mt. Diablo Unified School District bond proposition, Measure C
a West Contra Costa Unified School District bond proposition, Measure D
d Contra Costa County Service Area P-6
d Brentwood Urban Limit Expansion, Measure F
a City of Kensington parcel tax, Measure G

### Fresno[edit]

See also: Fresno County, California ballot measures

a Fresno Charter Amendment about Adding City Council Seats, Measure A
d Cutler-Orosi Unified Schools parcel tax, Measure P (also in Tulare County)
d City of Orange Cove Mayor Appointments, Measure O
d City of Selma Hotel Tax, Measure K

### Humboldt[edit]

Humboldt County, California ballot measures

a Blue Lake Elementary school bonds, Measure K
a Southern Humboldt Unified school bonds, Measure L
a Rohnerville School District bonds, Measure M

### Imperial[edit]

Imperial County, California ballot measures

a Calexico Sales Tax, Measure H
d Calipatria Unified School District school bonds, Measure I

### Inyo[edit]

Inyo County, California ballot measures

a Big Pine School District bond proposition, Measure A

### Kern[edit]

Kern County, California ballot measures

aa Ridgecrest Trash Collection and Recycling Services, Measures A and B

### Kings[edit]

Kings County, California ballot measures'

d Corcoran Unified Schools bond proposition, Measure Q (also in Tulare County)

### Los Angeles[edit]

Los Angeles County, California ballot measures

d Torrance Change in Election Schedule, Measure A
d Lynwood Unified School District bond proposition, Measure AA
d Inglewood Civil Service Positions, Measure CS
d Los Angeles Unified School District parcel tax, Measure E

### Marin[edit]

Marin County, California ballot measures

a Marin County Free Library parcel tax, Measure A
a San Anselmo Library parcel tax, Measure B
a San Rafael Library parcel tax, Measure C
d Santa Venetia Flood Control District 7 parcel tax, Measure D
d Muir Beach Community Service District parcel tax, Measure E
a Management of the Novato Sanitary District, Measure F

### Mendocino[edit]

Mendocino County, California ballot measures

a Anderson Valley Unified school bonds, Measure A (June 2010)
a Willits Unified school bonds, Measure B (June 2010)
a Southern Humboldt Unified school bonds, Measure L (June 2010)

### Modoc[edit]

Modoc County, California ballot measures

a City of Alturas Mosquito abatement per-meter fee, Measure O (June 2010)
a Surprise Valley Healthcare District parcel tax, Measure P (June 2010)

### Mono[edit]

Mono County, California ballot measures

a Mammoth Lakes Marijuana Cooperatives, Measure M (June 2010)
a Mammoth Lakes Utility Users Tax, Measure U (June 2010)

### Monterey[edit]

Monterey County, California ballot measures

a Greenfield Union Schools bond proposition, Measure L (June 2010)

### Orange[edit]

Orange County, California ballot measures

a Garden Grove Unified School bonds, Measure A (June 2010)
d Buena Park Schools parcel tax, Measure B (June 2010)
a Costa Mesa Vote on the Orange County Fairgrounds, Measure C (June 2010)
d Mission Viejo Right-to-Vote Amendment, Measure D (June 2010)

(Note: The election on the Method of Electing Trustees of the Capistrano Unified School District was moved from June 8 to November 2.)

### Riverside[edit]

Riverside County, California ballot measures

a Proposed Incorporation of the City of Eastvale, Measure A (June 2010)
a Method of Electing Members of the Eastvale City Council, Measure B (June 2010) (The "at large" option won.)
a Desert Hot Springs parcel tax, Measure G (June 2010)
a Cathedral City Sales Tax, Measure H (June 2010)
a Coachella Utility Users Tax, Measure I (June 2010)

### Sacramento[edit]

Sacramento County, California ballot measures

d Arcohe Union School District bonds, Measure A (June 2010)

Note: A judge removed the initiative below from the ballot. Supporters are pursuing additional ways to get it or a similar proposal on the November ballot:

* Sacramento Strong Mayor Initiative, June 2010

### San Bernardino[edit]

San Bernardino County, California ballot measures

d Redlands Limits on Big Box Stores, Measure O (June 2010)
a Needles Charter Amendment, Measure P (June 2010)
a Needles Sale of the Colorado Medical Center, Measure Q (June 2010)
d Rialto Contributions to PERS, Advisory Vote Measure RR (June 2010)
d Lucerne Valley Unified Schools bond proposition, Measure S (June 2010)

### San Diego[edit]

Scenic, tourist-attracting Del Mar, whose voters may impose a Cottage Tax on June 8

San Diego County, California ballot measures

a East Otay Mesa Recycling, Measure A
a San Diego County Supervisor Term Limits, Measure B
a San Diego Preference in Hiring Veterans, Measure C
a San Diego Strong Mayor, Measure D
a Chula Vista Public Works and Unions, Measure G
d City of Coronado Traffic Tunnel Advisory Vote, Measure H
d Del Mar Cottage Tax, Measure J
a Oceanside Charter, Measure K
d Solana Beach Business Tax, Measure L
a Betty Rexford recall, Poway, California, 2010

### San Francisco[edit]

San Francisco City and County, California ballot measures

a San Francisco Unified School District parcel tax, Proposition A
a San Francisco Earthquake Safety Bond, Proposition B
d San Francisco Film Commission Appointments, Proposition C
a San Francisco Public Employee Pensions, Proposition D
a San Francisco Costs of Protecting Dignitaries, Proposition E
d San Francisco Rent Increase Hardship Appeals, Proposition F
a San Francisco Transbay Terminal Advisory Vote, Proposition G

### San Joaquin[edit]

San Joaquin County, California ballot measures

a Dan Castillo recall, Stockton Unified School District, California (Castillo was recalled.)
a Lammersville Joint Unified School District, Measure A (also on the ballot in Alameda County)
a Byron Bethany Irrigation District, Measure B (also on the ballot in Alameda County and Contra Costa County)
d North San Joaquin Water Conservation District, Measure C

### San Luis Obispo[edit]

San Luis Obispo County, California ballot measures

a Arroyo Grande Police Station bonds, Measure A-10 (June 2010)

### San Mateo[edit]

San Mateo County, California ballot measures

a Cabrillo Unified School District parcel tax, Measure E (June 2010)
a San Mateo Community College parcel tax, Measure G (June 2010)
a East Palo Alto Rent Control, Measure H (June 2010)

### Santa Barbara[edit]

Santa Barbara County, California ballot measures

d Carpinteria Oil Drilling Initiative, Measure J
a Santa Barbara County Hotel Tax, Measure K
a Hope School District bond proposition, Measure L

### Santa Clara[edit]

[[File:49ers stadium.jpg|thumb|325px|A new stadium for the 49ers in Santa Clara?

Santa Clara County, California ballot measures

a Mountain View-Los Altos Union High School bonds, Measure A
a Milpitas Unified School District parcel tax, Measure B
a Oak Grove School District parcel tax, Measure C
a Los Gatos Union School District bonds, Measure E
a Campbell Union Elementary School bonds, Measure G
a Mount Pleasant Elementary School parcel tax, Measure H
a Alum Rock Elementary School parcel tax, Measure I
a Santa Clara Stadium for the 49ers, Measure J
a San Jose Card Clubs Expansion, Measure K
a North County Library parcel tax, Measure L

### Solano[edit]

Solano County, California ballot measures

a City of Vallejo Repeal of Binding Arbitration, Measure A (June 2010)

### Sonoma[edit]

Sonoma County, California ballot measures

a Mark West Union School District bond proposition, Measure C (June 2010)
d Sonoma County Civil Service Ordinance Amendment, Measure D (June 2010)
a Rohnert Park Sales Tax Increase, Measure E (June 2010)
a Russian River Fire Protection District parcel tax, Measure F (June 2010)

### Tulare[edit]

Tulare County, California ballot measures

d Cutler-Orosi Unified Schools parcel tax, Measure P (June 2010) (also in Fresno County)
d Corcoran Unified Schools bond proposition, Measure Q (June 2010) (also in Kings County)
d City of Porterville Charter Amendment, Measure R (June 2010)

### Tuolumne[edit]

Tuolumne County, California ballot measures

a Tuolumne County Hotel Tax, Measure A (June 2010)
a City of Sonora Hotel Tax, Measure B (June 2010)

### Yolo[edit]

Yolo County, California ballot measures

a City of Davis Sales Tax, Measure Q (June 2010)
a City of Davis Right to Vote on Open Space, Measure R (June 2010)
aaa Woodland Sales Tax for Library, Parks and Public Safety Advisory Votes, Measures S, T and U (June 2010)
a City of Woodland Sales Tax, Measure V (June 2010)
a City of Winters Utility Users Tax, Measure W (June 2010)
a City of Winters Police and Fire Advisory Vote, Measure Y (June 2010)

## June 15[edit]

See also: June 15, 2010 ballot measures in California

### Tuolumne County[edit]

See also: Tuolumne County, California ballot measures

d Columbia Fire Protection District parcel tax (June 2010)

## June 22[edit]

See also: June 22, 2010 ballot measures in California

### Alameda[edit]

See also: Alameda County, California ballot measures

d Alameda Unified School District parcel tax, Measure E (June 2010)

## July 13[edit]

See also: July 13, 2010 ballot measures in California

### Santa Barbara[edit]

See also: Santa Barbara County, California ballot measures

a Montecito Fire Protection District Gann Override, Measure M (July 2010)

## August 24[edit]

See also: August 24, 2010 ballot measures in California

### Riverside[edit]

See also: Riverside County, California ballot measures

d Southern Coachella Valley Community Services District Special Measure J (August 2010)

### Stanislaus[edit]

See also: Stanislaus County, California ballot measures

aaa Thom Crowder, Doug Humphreys and Ben Manley recall, Hughson, California (2010)

## August 31[edit]

See also: August 31, 2010 ballot measures in California

### Los Angeles[edit]

See also: Los Angeles County, California ballot measures

* City of Vernon Qualifications of City Council Members, Measure A (August 2010)
* City of Vernon Parcel Tax, Measure B (August 2010)
* City of Vernon Allowable Uses of Light and Power Revenues, Measure C (August 2010)

### Merced[edit]

See also: Merced County, California ballot measures

a a Daniel Varela and Martha Nateras recall, Livingston, California (2010)

### Modoc[edit]

See also: Modoc County, California ballot measures

a Modoc County Creation of the Last Frontier Healthcare District, Measure Q (August 2010)
a Last Frontier Healthcare District parcel tax, Measure R (August 2010)

### Plumas[edit]

See also: Plumas County, California ballot measures

* Plumas District Hospital Tax Limitation Initiative (August 2010)

## September 21[edit]

See also: September 21, 2010 ballot measures in California

### San Luis Obispo[edit]

See also: San Luis Obispo County, California ballot measures

* Bradford Road Improvement District parcel tax, Measure J-10 (September 2010)

## November 2[edit]

See also: November 2, 2010 election in California

### Alameda[edit]

See also: Alameda County, California ballot measures

a Alameda County Vehicle Registration Fee, Measure F
a Ohlone Community College District bond proposition, Measure G
a Berkeley Unified School District parcel tax, Measure H
a Berkeley Unified School District bond proposition, Measure I
a Emery Unified School District bond proposition, Measure J
a Fremont Unified School District parcel tax, Measure K
d Oakland Unified School District parcel tax, Measure L
a San Leandro Sports Facilities School Bond, Measure M
a Albany Appointed City Attorney, Measure N
a Albany Utility Users Tax, Measure O
a Albany parcel tax, Measure P
a City of Albany Tax on Marijuana Dispensaries, Measure Q
a Berkeley Climate Action and Downtown Revitalization, Measure R
a Berkeley Tax on Medical and Recreational Marijuana, Measure S
a Berkeley Medical Marijuana Ordinance Amendments, Measure T
a Newark Utility Users Tax, Measure U
a City of Oakland Tax on Marijuana, Measure V
d City of Oakland Telephone Access Charge, Measure W
d City of Oakland parcel tax, Measure X
a Oakland Measure BB, Proposed Revision of 2004's Measure Y
a City of San Leandro Sales Tax Increase, Measure Z
a Union City Sales Tax Increase, Measure AA

### Amador[edit]

See also: Amador County, California ballot measures

d Plymouth Hotel Tax, Measure O
a Plymouth Half of Hotel Tax for Tourism, Measure P

### Butte[edit]

See also: Butte County, California ballot measures

a Oroville Utility Users Tax, Measure A

### Colusa[edit]

See also: Colusa County, California ballot measures

d Williams Hotel Tax Increase, Measure A
d Williams Appointed City Clerk and Treasurer, Measure B

### Contra Costa[edit]

[[File:NoOnR vertical banner.jpg|thumb|"No on R" campaign logo. Many local ballot measures have websites for and against.]]

See also: Contra Costa County, California ballot measures

d John Swett Unified School District parcel tax, Measure J
a Martinez Unified School District bond proposition, Measure K
a Pittsburg Unified School District bond proposition, Measure L
d West Contra Costa Unified School District parcel tax, Measure M
d Knightsen Elementary School District bond proposition, Measure N
d Contra Costa County Vehicle Registration Fee, Measure O
d Antioch Sales Tax Increase, Measure P
a Concord Sales Tax Increase, Measure Q
a El Cerrito Sales Tax Increase, Measure R
d Pinole Utility Users Tax, Measure S
d Pleasant Hill Utility Users Tax, Measure T
d Point Molate Casino in Richmond Advisory Vote, Measure U
a City of Richmond Marijuana Tax, Measure V
d San Ramon Urban Growth Boundary, Measure W
d Bethel Island Municipal Improvement District parcel tax, Measure X

### Del Norte[edit]

Front cover of California's November 2, 2010 voter guide

See also: Del Norte County, California ballot measures

* As of October 24, the Del Norte County elections website didn't display any local ballot measures. (See ballot measure information on California county websites.)

* However, on November 3, the Del Norte election website displayed an election result for a "Measure A" (which lost), with no detail about the nature of Measure A.

### El Dorado[edit]

See also: El Dorado County, California ballot measures

d Cameron Estates Community Services District parcel tax, Measure C
d South Lake Tahoe Business License Tax, Measure E
d El Dorado County Purchase Authority, Measure G
a City of Placerville Sales Tax, Measure H

* On October 24, the El Dorado County elections website did not display any local ballot measures. (See ballot measure information on California county websites.)

* However, on November 3, the El Dorado County election website included election results for 4 local ballot measures.

### Fresno[edit]

See also: Fresno County, California ballot measures

a Coalinga-Huron Joint Unified School District, Measure E (also on ballot in Monterey County and San Benito County)
d Reedley Hotel Tax, Measure H
a Kingsburg District Hospital, Measure K (also on ballot in Kings County and Tulare County)
a City of Sanger, Measure L
a Fresno Unified School District bond proposition, Measure Q
a San Joaquin Appointed Treasurer, Measure R
d Sierra Unified School District bond proposition, Measure S
d Cutler-Orosi Unified School District, Measure T (also on ballot in Tulare County)
d Cutler-Orosi Unified School District parcel tax, Measure U (also on ballot in Tulare County)
a Proposed Unification of the American Union Elementary and Washington Union High School Districts, Measure W

### Glenn[edit]

See also: Glenn County, California ballot measures

d Hamilton Unified School District bond proposition, Measure O

### Humboldt[edit]

See also: Humboldt County, California ballot measures

a Eureka Balloon Track Zoning, Measure N
a Eureka Sales Tax Increase, Measure O
a Eureka City Charter Update, Measure P
a Northern Humboldt Union High School District bond proposition, Measure Q
a Ferndale Navy Housing Complex Conversion to Low-Income Housing, Measure S

Election results

### Imperial[edit]

See also: Imperial County, California ballot measures

a Imperial Community College bond proposition, Measure J

### Inyo[edit]

See also: Inyo County, California ballot measures

a City of Bishop Chicken and Rabbit Urban Farming, Measure C

### Kern[edit]

[[File:Bear Valley CSD.jpg|thumb|350px|Area served by the Bear Valley CSD, where voters may approve Measure F

See also: Kern County, California ballot measures

a Fairfax School District bond proposition, Measure C
a Bakersfield Pension Reform, Measure D
d City of California City parcel tax, Measure E
d Bear Valley Community Services District parcel tax, Measure F
d Kern Valley Healthcare District bond proposition, Measure G
d North Edwards Water District parcel tax, Measure H

Election results

### Kings[edit]

See also: Kings County, California ballot measures

a Kingsburg Hospital District Sale of Assets, Measure K (November 2010) (also on ballot in Fresno County and Tulare County)

### Lassen[edit]

See also: Lassen County, California ballot measures

a Mayers Memorial Hospital bond proposition, Measure D (also on ballot in Modoc County and Shasta County)
d Susan River Fire District parcel tax, Measure U

Election results

### Los Angeles[edit]

Voting on Marijuana

Ballot Measures
By state
By year
Not on ballot
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Local marijuana
Local marijuana tax

See also: Los Angeles County, California ballot measures

d Bellflower Utility Users Tax, Measure A
a Long Beach Tax on Recreational Marijuana, Measure B
a Long Beach Veteran's Preference, Measure C
a Long Beach Harbor Department and Oil Properties, Measure D
a Duarte Unified School District bond proposition, Measure E
a Redondo Beach Harbor Zoning, Measure G
d Carson City Sales Tax, Measure H
d Lynwood Unified School District bond proposition, Measure L
a La Puente Marijuana Business License Tax, Measure M
a La Puente Medical Marijuana Business License Tax, Measure N
d El Segundo Utility Users Tax, Measure O
d Rancho Palos Verdes Improvement of Marymount College, Measure P
a South El Monte Sales Tax, Measure R
a Santa Fe Springs Utility Users Tax, Measure S
a Santa Monica Sales Tax Increase, Measure Y
a Santa Monica Sales Tax Proceeds for Schools Advisory Question, Measure YY
a Wiseburn School District bond proposition, Measure AA
d Claremont Unified School District bond proposition, Measure CL
a Centinela Valley Union High School District bond proposition, Measure CV
a El Rancho Unified School District bond proposition, Measure EE
d Long Beach Civil Service Reform, Measure GG
a Santa Monica Eviction for Cause, Measure RR
d Pomona Utility Users Tax, Measure SP
d Pomona Unified School District parcel tax, Measure SS

Election results

### Madera[edit]

See also: Madera County, California ballot measures

a By-District Election of Madera City Council Members, City-Wide Election of Mayor, Measure E

### Marin[edit]

See also: Marin County, California ballot measures

a Ross Valley School District bond proposition, Measure A
a Marin County Vehicle Registration Fee, Measure B
d Corte Madera Emergency Medical Services special tax, Measure C
a Fairfax Paramedic Services special tax, Measure D
a Larkspur Paramedic Services special tax, Measure E
a Novato Sales Tax Increase, Measure F
a Ross Paramedic Services special tax, Measure G
a San Anselmo Paramedic Services special tax, Measure H
a San Rafael Paramedic Services special tax, Measure I
d Marin County Service Area #13 Paramedic Services special tax, Measure J
d Marin County Service Area #19 Paramedic Services special tax, Measure K
a Marin County Service Area #27 Paramedic Services special tax, Measure L
a Marin County Service Area #28 Paramedic Services special tax, Measure M
d Marin County Service Area #31 Paramedic Services special tax, Measure N
a Kentfield Fire Protection District Paramedic Services special tax, Measure O
a Kentfield Fire Protection District Paramedic Services appropriations limit, Measure P
d Marinwood Community Services District special tax, Measure Q
a Sleepy Hollow Fire Protection District Paramedic Services special tax, Measure R
a Marin Municipal Water District Desalinization Study Proposal, Measure S
a Voter Approval for the Marin Desalination Plant, Measure T
a Stinson Beach County Water District appropriations limit, Measure U

Election results

### Mendocino[edit]

See also: Mendocino County, California ballot measures

d Mendocino County Sales Tax Increase, Measure C
a Brooktrails Township CSD Service Charge Procedures for Customers Not Receiving Water, Measure D

Election results

### Merced[edit]

See also: Merced County, California ballot measures

d Voter Approval of Zoning Changes, Measure C
a Citizens’ Right to Vote on Expansion of Residential Areas Initiative, Measure D

Election results

### Modoc[edit]

See also: Modoc County, California ballot measures

a Mayers Memorial Hospital bond proposition, Measure D (also on ballot in Lassen County and Shasta County)

### Monterey[edit]

See also: Monterey County, California ballot measures

a Coalinga-Huron Joint Unified School District bond proposition, Measure E (also on ballot in Fresno County and San Benito County)
a City of Marina Sales Tax, Measure M
a City of Marina Hotel Tax Increase, Measure N
a City of King Proposed City Charter, Measure O
a Monterey Peninsula Unified School District bond proposition, Measure P
d Pacific Grove Library parcel tax, Measure Q
a Pacific Grove Retirement Benefits for City Employees, Measure R
a Aromas-San Juan Unified School District bond proposition, Measure Z (also on ballot in San Benito County and Santa Cruz County)

Election results

### Napa[edit]

See also: Napa County, California ballot measures

a Calistoga Joint Unified School District bond proposition, Measure A (also on ballot in Sonoma County)
a Saint Helena Unified School District bond proposition, Measure B
d St. Helena Sales Tax, Measure C
a American Canyon Hotel Tax, Measure E
a American Canyon Cardroom Admission Tax, Measure F
a Napa County Appropriations Limit, Measure P

### Nevada[edit]

See also: Nevada County, California ballot measures

a Oak Tree Community Park and Recreation District Formation, Measure A
a Oak Tree Community Park and Recreation District parcel tax, Measure B

### Orange[edit]

See also: Orange County, California ballot measures

aa Recall of Ken Lopez-Maddox and Mike Winsten, Capistrano Unified School District, California (2010)
a Anaheim City School District bond proposition, Measure G
a Method of Electing Trustees of the Capistrano Unified School District, Proposition H
a Magnolia School District bond proposition, Measure I
a Anaheim Authorization of Design-Build Procurement for Public Works Projects, Measure J
a Anaheim Vote on Banning Red Light Cameras, Measure K
a Costa Mesa Hotel Tax Increase, Measure L
a Fullerton Term Limits, Measure M
a Huntington Beach Charter Amendments, Measure N
d Huntington Beach Infrastructure Fund Section 617 Amendment, Measure O
a Huntington Beach Utility User Taxes, Measure P
d Huntington Beach Cell Phone Towers in Parks Advisory Vote, Measure Q
a Irvine Schools Support Initiative, Measure R
a Irvine Sustainable Community Initiative, Measure S
a Laguna Hills Term Limits, Measure T
a La Palma Utility User Taxes, Measure U
a Newport Beach Charter Amendments and Ordinance Repeals, Measure V
a City of Placentia Utility Users Tax, Measure W
a City of Tustin Appointed City Clerk, Measure X
a Yorba Linda Ethics Ordinance, Measure Y
d Yorba Linda Affordable Housing, Measure Z
a Westminster Fireworks, Measure AA

Election results (dead link)'

### Placer[edit]

See also: Placer County, California ballot measures

a Loomis Term Limits, Measure A
aaaada City of Roseville Charter Amendments, Measures B, C, D, E, F and G
d Roseville Term Limits, Measure H
d Western Placer Unified School District bond proposition, Measure J
d City of Lincoln Utility Users Tax, Measure K
d Auburn Union School District parcel tax, Measure L

Election results

### Plumas[edit]

See also: Plumas County, California ballot measures

d Sierra Plumas Joint Unified School District bond proposition, Measure C (also on ballot in Sierra County)

### Riverside[edit]

[[File:Stubblefield.jpg|thumb|500px|Dale Stubblefield, one of 4 city council members who was recalled in San Jacinto

See also: Riverside County, California ballot measures

aaaa San Jacinto City Council recall, California, 2010
a Murrieta Term Limits, Measure C
a Murrieta City Council Salaries, Measure D
a Murrieta Administrative Salaries, Measure E
a Riverside Bonded Indebtedness for Approved Transportation Programs, Measure K
a Riverside No Pension Changes Without a Public Vote, Measure L
a Riverside Voter Approval for Public Safety Employee Benefit Changes, Measure M
a Moreno Valley Elected Mayor, Measure N
a Moreno Valley Advisory Vote on Having a Binding Election About Whether to Elect the Mayor, Measure O
d Moreno Valley Hotel Tax Increase, Measure P
a Indian Wells Term Limits, Measure Q
a Wildomar Permanent Annual Appropriations, Measure R
a Indio Utility Users Tax, Measure S
d Lake Elsinore Hotel Tax Increase, Measure T
d Mount San Jacinto Community College District bond proposition, Measure U
a Riverside Hotel Tax Increase, Measure V
a Hemet Term Limits, Measure W
a Hemet Prohibition on Contributing to Cost of Healthcare, Measure X
a Menifee Procedures for Setting Appropriations, Measure Y
a Menifee Term Limits, Measure Z
a Menifee At-Large Mayoral Elections, Measure AA

* Menifee Length of Mayoral Terms, Measure BB (Voters chose 2 year terms over 4 year terms)

* Menifee Mayoral Salaries, Measure CC (Voters chose an $8,000 annual salary over a $10,000 annual salary)

a At-Large City Council Elections in Menifee, Measure DD. Although DD received a majority of votes, it received fewer affirmative votes than competing Measure AA. Where the two measures conflict, Measure AA's provisions will take precedence.

Election results

### Sacramento[edit]

See also: Sacramento County, California ballot measures

d Sacramento Rollback of Sewer and Water Rate, Measure B
a Sacramento Marijuana Tax, Measure C
d Incorporation of the City of Arden Arcade, Measure D
a Rancho Cordova Utility Users Tax, Measure E
a Rancho Cordova Marijuana Tax, Measure H
a Elk Grove Utility Users Tax, Measure J
a Elk Grove Direct Popular Election of Mayor, Measure K
a d Elk Grove Length of Mayoral Term, Measures L and M
d Elk Grove Advisory Vote on Number of Members of the City Council, Measure N
a Rancho Cordova Tax on Marijuana Businesses, Measure O

### San Benito[edit]

See also: San Benito County, California ballot measures

a Coalinga-Huron Joint Unified School District bond proposition, Measure E (also on ballot in Fresno County and Monterey County)
a Aromas-San Juan Unified School District bond proposition, Measure Z (also on ballot in Monterey County and Santa Cruz County)

### San Bernardino[edit]

[[File:Yes on C Logo.jpg|thumb|200px|"Yes on C" campaign logo, from the surprisingly contentious campaign over San Bernardino Measure C [[File:No on C Logo.jpg|thumb|200px| "No on C" campaign logo]]

See also: San Bernardino County, California ballot measures

d Redlands Sales Tax Increase, Measure A
d Redlands Appointed City Treasurer, Measure B
d San Bernardino Appointed Clerk, Treasurer and Attorney, Measure C
d Baker Valley Unified School District bond proposition, Measure D
d Adelanto Charter Amendments, Measure U
d Ontario Hotel Tax Increase, Measure V
a Big Bear Lake Electors Eligible for Water and Power Commissions, Measure W
d Fontana Ban on Fireworks, Measure X
a Rialto Unified School District bond proposition, Measure Y
d Grand Terrace Ban on Fireworks, Measure Z

Election results

### San Diego[edit]

See also: San Diego County, California ballot measures

a San Diego Ban on Project Labor Agreements, Proposition A
a San Diego Good Cause Requirement for Firing Deputy City Attorneys, Proposition B
a San Diego Pacific Highlands Ranch Amendments, Proposition C
d San Diego Sales Tax and Financial Reform Package, Proposition D
a Carlsbad Limits on Retirement Benefits, Proposition G
d Chula Vista Utility Users Tax, Proposition H
d San Diego Unified School District parcel tax, Measure J
a San Marcos Unified School District bond proposition, Measure K
a Julian Union High School District bond proposition, Measure L
a Dehesa School District bond proposition, Measure M
d South Bay Union School District parcel tax, Measure O
a Encinitas Union School District bond proposition, Measure P

Election results

### San Francisco[edit]

Civil Sidewalks campaign logo

See also: San Francisco City and County, California ballot measures

a Vehicle Registration Fee, Measure AA
d Earthquake Retrofit Bond, Measure A
d Pension Reform, Proposition B (the Adachi Initiative)
a Mayoral "Question Time" in San Francisco, Proposition C
d Right of Non-Citizens to Vote in San Francisco School Board elections, Proposition D
d Same-Day Voter Registration in San Francisco, Proposition E
d Health Service Board Terms and Elections, Proposition F
a Elimination of Pay Guarantees for Muni Operators, Proposition G (the Elsbernd Initiative)
d Ban on Dual Service as Elected Official and Elected Member of Political Party County Central Committee, Measure H
a Saturday Voting Ordinance, Proposition I
d Hotel Tax Increase, Measure J
d Hotel Tax Clarifications and Definitions, Measure K
a Sit-Lie Ordinance, Proposition L
d Police Foot Patrol Program, Proposition M
a Real Property Transfer Tax, Proposition N

### San Joaquin[edit]

See also: San Joaquin County, California ballot measures

a Tracy Appointed City Clerk, Measure D
a Tracy Sales Tax, Measure E
a Stockton Low Rent Housing Project Approval Authority, Measure G
a Stockton Binding Arbitration for Fire Department Employees, Measure H
a Stockton Marijuana Tax, Measure I
a Jefferson School District bond proposition, Measure J

Election results

### San Luis Obispo[edit]

See also: San Luis Obispo County, California ballot measures

d Morro Bay Ban on Medical Marijuana Dispensaries, Measure B-10
a Arroyo Grande Appointed City Clerk, Measure C-10
a Arroyo Grande Appointed City Treasurer, Measure D-10
a Atascadero Election of Mayor and Council, Measure E-10
a d Atascadero Length of Mayoral Term, Measures F-10 and G-10
d San Luis Obispo Prado Road Initiative, Measure H-10
a Atascadero Unified School District bond proposition, Measure I-10

Election results (County, cities)
Election results (dead link)' (Schools, special districts)

### San Mateo[edit]

See also: San Mateo County, California ballot measures

aa Belmont-Redwood Shores School District bond propositions, Measures I and N
a South San Francisco Unified School District bond proposition, Measure J
d Half Moon Bay Sales Tax Increase, Measure K
a Menlo Park Pension Reform Initiative, Measure L
a San Mateo County Vehicle Registration Fee, Measure M
a San Mateo Union High School District bond proposition, Measure O
d Jefferson Union High School parcel tax, Measure P
a Colma Appointed City Treasurer, Measure Q
a Pacifica Hotel Tax Increase, Measure R
a Half Moon Bay Timing of Elections, Measure S
a Menlo Park Vote on the Bohannon Project, Measure T
a San Mateo County Method of Filling Vacancies on the Board of Supervisors, Measure U
a Pacifica Term Limits, Measure V

Election results

### Santa Barbara[edit]

See also: Santa Barbara County, California ballot measures

d Guadalupe Appointed City Clerk and Treasurer, Measure O
d Guadalupe Utility Users Tax Increase, Measure P
a Santa Barbara High School District bond proposition, Measure Q
a Santa Barbara Elementary School District bond proposition, Measure R
d Santa Barbara County Sales Tax for a North County Jail, Measure S
d Santa Barbara Storefront Marijuana Dispensaries, Measure T

Election results

### Santa Clara[edit]

See also: Santa Clara County, California ballot measures

d Santa Clara Healthy Kids parcel tax, Measure A
a Santa Clara County Vehicle Registration Fee, Measure B
a Santa Clara Valley Water District Term Limits, Measure C
d Foothill-De Anza Community College District Parcel Tax, Measure E
a San Jose City College/Evergreen College bond proposition, Measure G
a Santa Clara Unified School District bond proposition, Measure H
d East Side Union High School parcel tax, Measure I
a Franklin-McKinley School District bond proposition, Measure J
a Moreland Elementary School District bond proposition, Measure K
d Cambrian School District parcel tax, Measure L
a Campbell Business License Tax, Measure M
a Campbell Hotel Tax Increase, Measure N
a Campbell Appointed City Clerk and City Treasurer, Measure O
d Morgan Hill Appointed City Clerk and City Treasurer, Measure P
d Saratoga Building Heights Limit, Measure Q
d Palo Alto Voter Approval Required for Firefighter Staffing Decisions, Measure R
a Palo Alto City Elections in Even-Numbered Years, Measure S
a Mountain View Utility Users Tax, Measure T
a San Jose Marijuana Tax, Measure U
a San Jose Repeal of Binding Arbitration, Measure V
a San Jose Pension Reform proposition, Measure W

### Santa Cruz[edit]

See also: Santa Cruz County, California ballot measures

a Santa Cruz City Utility Users Tax, Measure H
d Aromas-San Juan Unified School District bond proposition, Measure Z (also on ballot in Monterey County and San Benito County)

### Shasta[edit]

See also: Shasta County, California ballot measures

a Redding Pension Funding, Measure A
a Redding City Retiree Health Insurance Premiums, Measure B
d Junction Elementary School District bond proposition, Measure C
a Mayers Memorial Hospital District bond proposition, Measure D (also on ballot in Lassen County and Modoc County)

Election results

### Sierra[edit]

See also: Sierra County, California ballot measures

d Sierra Plumas Joint Unified School District bond proposition, Measure C (also on ballot in Plumas County)

### Siskiyou[edit]

See also: Siskiyou County, California ballot measures

a a Peter Arth and Mario Rubino recall, Dunsmuir, California
d Mt. Shasta Appointed City Clerk, Measure B
d Mt. Shasta Appointed City Treasurer, Measure C
d Siskiyou County Hotel Tax, Measure D
d Scott Valley Unified School District bond proposition, Measure E
d Greater McCloud Fire and Emergency Response Zone parcel tax, Measure F
d Klamath River Dam Removal Advisory Vote, Measure G

Election results

Note: A potential Measure A, the "City of Mt. Shasta Community Water Rights and Self-Government Ordinance," was removed from the ballot by Siskiyou County Clerk Colleen Setzer on August 12. She said she was removing it "due to alleged procedural errors and violations of elections code, including a changing of initiative language and improper filing of documents and fees." Supporters of Measure A filed an appeal of Setzer's decision in Siskiyou County Superior Court. In addition to a procedural dispute about who the appropriate election official was with whom to file the initiative language before circulation, Siskiyou County claimed in its court filings that Measure A violated the single-subject rule and "Doctrine of Preemption." The Doctrine of Preemption says hat no ordinance can be valid if it duplicates, contradicts or enters into an area fully occupied by general law.[1]

See also: List of ballot measure lawsuits in 2010

### Solano[edit]

"Yes on C" (Benecia) campaign logo

See also: Solano County, California ballot measures

d Travis Unified School District parcel tax, Measure B
d Benecia Unified School District parcel tax, Measure C
d Dixon Unified School District bond proposition, Measure D

### Sonoma[edit]

See also: Sonoma County, California ballot measures

a Calistoga Joint Unified School District bond proposition, Measure A (also on ballot in Napa County)
a Cloverdale Unified School District bond proposition, Measure B
a Sonoma Valley Unified School District bond proposition, Measure H
a West Sonoma County Union High School District bond proposition, Measure I
a Bennett Valley Union School District bond proposition, Measure J
a Forestville Union School District bond proposition, Measure K
a Piner-Olivet Union School District bond proposition, Measure L
a Twin Hills Union School District bond proposition, Measure M
a Sonoma County Director of Human Resources as an Appointed Position, Measure N
a Santa Rosa Urban Growth Boundary Extension, Measure O
a Santa Rosa Sales Tax Increase, Measure P
a Cloverdale Establishment of an Urban Growth Boundary, Measure Q
a d Cloverdale Appointed City Clerk and Treasurer, Measures R and S
a Petaluma Urban Growth Boundary Extension, Measure T
d Petaluma Sewer Rate Rollback Initiative, Measure U
a Forestville Fire Protection District parcel tax, Measure V
d Sonoma County Vehicle Registration Fee, Measure W

### Stanislaus[edit]

See also: Stanislaus County, California ballot measures

d Riverbank Hotel Tax, Measure G
d Hughson Unified School District bond proposition, Measure H
d Waterford Unified School District bond proposition, Measure I
a Modesto Run-Off Voting Charter Amendment, Measure J
a Modesto Definition of Vote Charter Amendment, Measure K
a Modesto Advisory Vote, Measure L
d Patterson Mayoral Term, Measure M

### Sutter[edit]

See also: Sutter County, California ballot measures

d Sutter County FPARC Food Processing, Agricultural and Recreation Combining District, Measure V

Election results

### Tulare[edit]

See also: Tulare County, California ballot measures

a Kingsburg Hospital District Sale of Assets, Measure K (also on ballot in Fresno County)
d Cutler-Orosi Unified School District bond proposition, Measure T (also on ballot in Fresno County)
d Cutler-Orosi Unified School District parcel tax, Measure U (also on ballot in Fresno County)
d Three Rivers Union School District parcel tax, Measure V
a City of Tulare Charter Amendments, Measure W

Election results

### Tuolumne[edit]

See also: Tuolumne County, California ballot measures

d Summerville Union High School District bond proposition, Measure G
d Sonora Elementary School District bond proposition, Measure H

### Ventura[edit]

See also: Ventura County, California ballot measures

a Port Hueneme Utility Users Tax, Measure G
d Ventura Unified School District parcel tax, Measure H

### Yuba[edit]

See also: Yuba County, California ballot measures

a Wheatland Sales Tax, Measure S

## Footnotes[edit]

1. ↑ Siskiyou Daily, "Measure A appeal, response submitted to court," August 26, 2010

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