Unlike the choices for state offices, Riverside County voters and statewide voters concurred on the disposition of the six propositions on the November ballot. Half passed and half were defeated.

Voters easily approved the water quality and bond, and the state budget propositions by nearly two to one margins.

Nearly 59 percent of voters throughout the state and 52.5 percent of county voters also approved Proposition 47, which will change some criminal sentences to misdemeanors.

The other three propositions on the ballot, Prop 45, drug testing of doctors, Prop 46, health insurance rate control, and Prop 48, the Indian Gaming compact, were all defeated. Nearly 60 percent of all voters opposed these measures.

 

Statewide results as of Nov. 8

Proposition Title Yes Votes % No Votes %
1 Water Quality, Supply Storage 3,992,954 67% 1,968,948 33%
2 Budget Stabilization Account 4,053,711 69.10% 1,813,629 30.90%
45 Healthcare Insurance Rates 2,415,001 40.50% 3,544,690 59.50%
46 Doctor Drug Testing 1,962,925 32.70% 4,033,155 67.30%
47 Criminal Sentences 3,505,904 58.80% 2,452,965 41.20%
48 Indian Gaming Compacts 2,264,241 39.00% 3,548,447 61%

Riverside County results as of Nov. 8

Prop 1 – Water Quality, Supply and Infrastructure

Vote Count %
Yes 202,089 62.23%
No 122,632 37.77%
Total 324,721 100%

 

Prop 2 – State Budget Stabilization Account

Vote Count %
Yes 209,045 64.95%
No 112,819 35.05%
Total 321,864 100%

 

Prop 45 – Healthcare Insurance Rate Changes

Vote Count %
Yes 113,794 34.89%
No 212,375 65.11%
Total 326,169 100%

 

Prop 46 – Drug and Alcohol Testing of Doctors

Vote Count %
Yes 113,794 34.89%
No 212,375 65.11%
Total 326,169 100%

 

Prop 47 – Criminal Sentences

Vote Count %
Yes 170,695 52.47%
No 154,647 47.53%
Total 325,342 100%

 

Prop 48 – Indian Gaming Compacts

Vote Count %
Yes 131,599 41.04%
No 189,037 58.96%
Total 320,636 100%

 

Measure AA – Mt San Jacinto Comm College Dist

Vote Count %
Bonds Yes 72,588 58.52%
Bonds No 51,442 41.48%
Total 124,030 100%

 

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