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What requirement made it so that all budgets had to be passed by a two-thirds majority?

A. Prop 23 (1964)
B. Prop 15 (1984)
C. Prop 19 (1998)
D. Prop 16 (1962)

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Final answer:

Proposition 25 in 2010 changed the budget approval voting threshold in California from 2/3rds majority to a simple majority, except for tax increases.


Explanation:

In California, the requirement that all budgets had to be passed by a 2/3rds majority was changed by Proposition 25 in 2010, which reduced the voting threshold to a simple majority for budget passage. However, a two-thirds majority is still required for tax increases as per Proposition 13 passed in 1978.


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