Two health ballot measures are withdrawn, leaving Proposition 44 for November
Issue
California's Secretary of State lists two health ballot measures as withdrawn on June 25. One would have capped health executive pay at $450,000, and the other, backed by hospitals, would have limited health-care union political spending.
Proposition 44, which would require community health clinics to spend 90% of their revenue, is the November 3 measure that directly affects nonprofit FQHCs.
Key points
- The official registry records both #25-0009A1 and #25-0021A1 as withdrawn on June 25, 2026.
- Proposition 44, the 90% spending mandate for community health clinics, is the ballot measure left that directly affects FQHCs.
- Drop planning that assumed a three-measure deal, and plan for Proposition 44 by itself, including its legal risks.
Sources for this story
California Secretary of State — Withdrawn or Failed Measures RegistryPart of
- State health elections and ballot measures
Proposition 44 (clinic spending requirement)
- Healthcare labor and organizing
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FQHC Talent. (2026, June 25). Two health ballot measures are withdrawn, leaving Proposition 44 for November. Source: California Secretary of State — Withdrawn or Failed Measures Registry. Retrieved November 11, 2026, from https://www.fqhctalent.com/intel/cha-union-spending-counter-measure-qualifies-nov-2026-ballot-war