California ballot measure influencers, 2016

California 2016 elections

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Below is a list of California ballot measure influencers in 2016, including individuals, corporations, unions, and other organizations that made contributions to support or oppose various California ballot measures.

In California, 18 statewide ballot propositions were put on the ballot in 2016. One measure, Proposition 50, the Suspension of Legislators amendment, was on the ballot for the election on June 7, 2016, and was approved. Fifteen measures were put on the November ballot by citizens through signature petitions, while two were referred by the legislature. As of October 2, 2016, support and opposition campaigns had amassed over $378 million, and the Los Angeles Times estimated that more than $452 million would be spent directly on ballot measures in California in 2016.

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* AbbVie Inc.
* Advance Polybag, Inc.
* Adventist Health
* AHMC Healthcare
* AIDS Healthcare Foundation
* Alan Eustace
* Albertsons Safeway
* Allergan USA Inc.
* Altria Group
* American Progressive Bag Alliance
* Amgen Inc.
* Anthem, Inc.
* AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP
* California Association of Highway Patrolmen
* California Association of Realtors Issues Mobilization PAC
* California Building Industry Association Issues Committee
* California Construction Industry Labor Management Cooperation Trust
* California Correctional Peace Officers Association
* California Dental Association
* California Grocers Association
* California Health Foundation and Trust
* California Hospitals Committee on Issues
* California Medical Association
* California Nurses Association PAC
* California Rifle and Pistol Association
* California Taxpayers and Educators Opposed to Sprawl and Developer Abuse
* California Teamsters Public Affairs Council
* Californians Against the Deceptive RX Proposition
* Californians Against Waste
* Californians for an Effective Legislature
* Californians for Lower Drug Prices
* Californians for Sensible Reform
* Charles Munger, Jr.
* Children's Hospital Los Angeles
* Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms
* Coalition for Adequate School Housing Issues Committee
* Coalition for Civil Liberties
* Community College Facility Coalition
* Community Medical Centers
* Consumer Watchdog Campaign
* D.R. Horton
* Dean Cortopassi
* Democratic Party of California
* Dignity Health
* District Council of Iron Workers of the State of California and Vicinity
* Drug Policy Action
* Durabag Co., Inc.
* Emerson Collective
* Firearms Policy Coalition
* Formosa Plastics Corporation U.S.A.
* Free Speech Coalition
* George Marcus
* Gilead Sciences Inc.
* Glaxosmithkline
* Governor Brown's Ballot Measure Committee
* Gun Owners of California
* Healthy California
* Henry Nicholas
* Hilex Poly Co. LLC
* Humane Society of the United States
* ITG Brands LLC
* IUOE Local 12 (California)
* IUOE Local 3 (California)
* Jeffrey Clements
* Joan Cortopassi
* John Middleton Company
* Johnson & Johnson
* Julie Schauer
* Laborers Pacific Southwest Regional Organizing Coalition Issues PAC
* Laurene Powell Jobs
* League of Women Voters
* Loma Linda University Medical Center
* Los Angeles County Professional Peace Officers Association
* Los Angeles Police Protective League
* Marijuana Policy Project
* Marsy's Law for All
* Memorial Care Health System
* Merck & Co. Inc.
* Michael Weinstein (AHF)
* Monterey County Citizens for Energy Independence
* National Rifle Association
* Newsom for California Lieutenant Governor 2014
* Nicholas McKeown
* Nicholas Pritzker
* No on Prop 53 (California)
* No on Prop 66 (California)
* No on Prop. 64
* PACE of California School Employees Association PAC
* Paul Graham (California)
* Peace Officers Research Association of California
* Pfizer
* Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA)
* Philip Morris USA
* Protect Monterey County
* Proteus Action League
* R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
* Ralphs/Food 4 Less
* Reed Hastings
* Sanofi-Aventis U.S. LLC
* Save the Bay
* SEIU Local 1000
* SEIU-UHW West
* State Building and Construction Trades Council of California
* Superbag Corporation
* Sutter Health
* T. Denny Sanford
* Valley Children's Healthcare
* Wicked Pictures
* Wicked Sensual Care
* Yes On 58, Californians For English Proficiency Sponsored By Teachers And Service Employees Organizations
* Yes on 67 (California)

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