City of Santa Ana Measure N: Santa Ana Streets, Public Safety, Essential City Services
Santa Ana city, California
My vote power: High
What does this measure do?
Santa Ana would keep its existing 1.5-cent sales tax indefinitely instead of lowering it in 2029 and ending it in 2039. Shoppers would keep paying the tax; the city estimates $84 million a year for general services such as streets, parks, and emergency response.
Read the official ballot measure (PDF)
Proposed by: Santa Ana City Council
The city's elected council put it on the ballot. It asks voters to keep the 1.5-cent sales tax with no end date. Without it, the tax drops in 2029 and ends in 2039.
Source: ocvote.gov
A YES vote means
Keep the 1.5-cent local sales tax without a scheduled reduction or end date.
A NO vote means
Keep the scheduled drop to one cent in 2029 and end the tax in 2039.
Source: ocvote.gov