Proposal 2: Constitutional Right to Collective Bargaining Initiative
Did not pass with 42.6% yes.
- Yes
- 1,949,513
- 42.6%. The passing rule is not on file.
- No
- 2,626,731
- 57.4%
Qualified (Done)
On the ballot (Done)
Election day (Done)
Did not pass (Current step)
What a yes vote does
Establish a constitutional right for public and private employees to organize and bargain collectively, invalidating laws that limit union participation or conflict with collective bargaining agreements, and defining employer as anyone with one or more employees.
What moved
How it got on the ballot
By petition. Voters’ signatures put it on the ballot.
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On the same ballot
- Proposal 3Renewable Energy Requirement Initiative
- Proposal 4Establish Quality Home Care Council and Collective Bargaining for In-Home Care Workers Initiative
- Proposal 5Two-Thirds Legislative or Voter Approval Requirement for New or Increased Taxes Initiative
- Proposal 6Require Statewide and Local Voter Approval for State Spending on New International Bridges and Tunnels Initiative