California Ballot Endorsements
June 3, 2008 Direct Primary Election










June 3, 2008 Direct Primary Election

 Ballot Measure Recommendations

Organization 98
Rent Control Elimination
99
Eminent Domain
American Association of Retired Persons n y
Bay Area Reporter n y
California Chamber of Commerce n -
California Farm Bureau y n
California Federation of Teachers n y
California Labor Federation n y
California League of Conservation Voters n y
California Taxpayers Association - n
California Teacher's Association n y
Calitics n  
Coalition for Economic Survival n y
Contra Costa Times n y
Democratic Party (California) n y
Friends Committee on Legislation n y
Green Party (California) n y
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association y n
Los Angeles Times n y
League of Women Voters of California n y
Libertarian Party (California) y n
Oakland Tribune n n
Orange County Register y n
Planning and Conservation League n y
Republican Party (California) y n
Sacramento Bee n y
San Diego Union-Tribune n n
San Francisco Bay Guardian n y
San Francisco Chronicle n y
San Francisco League of Young Voters n y
San Francisco Planning & Urban Research Association n n
San Francisco Tomorrow n y
San José Mercury-News n y
Organization 98
Rent Control Elimination
99
Eminent Domain

 

Ballot Measure Descriptions
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Proposition 98
Proposition 98 would amend the state constitution by placing new limitations on state and local governments right to seize private property. The measure would also eliminate existing rent control in California and prohibit any new rent control measures from being enacted.

Proposition 99
Proposition 99 would eliminate the state and local government's power to seize property except in certain circumstances. The measure would prohibit the government from taking single-family homes for use by another private individual, business or association. The measure would also stop Proposition 98's provisions from going into law, if Proposition 99 is passed by more votes.

 

 


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