In 2010, Proposition 25 changed California's budget approval process from a two-thirds majority to a simple majority vote. Tax increases still require a two-thirds majority. The aim was to ease budget impasses by removing minority obstruction.
In 2010, California voters passed Proposition 25, which changed the budget requirements so that only a simple majority of the legislature was needed to approve the budget, reducing it from the previous two-thirds majority.
While budget approval now only requires a simple majority, tax increases still necessitate a two-thirds majority vote by the legislature in California.
With the passage of Proposition 25, California aimed to ease budget impasses by removing the ability of a minority group to obstruct the budget process.
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