November 2026 Ballot Measures and Charter Amendments
Folsom
Summary
The city council advanced three measures for the November ballot addressing city attorney oversight, board and commission authority, and campaign contribution limits.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 6
- Last 30 days
- 3
Last discussed Jul 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
Placing the measures on the ballot will cost between $12,000 and $55,000 in election expenses.
City officials, candidates seeking balanced campaign financing, and voters deciding local governance structure.
Taxpayers bearing election administration costs.
Mentions & discussions (7)
Your guide to Folsom Measures I, J and K on the November ballot
Your guide to Folsom Measures I, J and K on the November ballot Sacramento Bee
The Bee endorsements: Measures I, J and K would reshape Folsom city government | Opinion
The Bee endorsements: Measures I, J and K would reshape Folsom city government | Opinion Sacramento Bee
Folsom voters set to decide Measure I
Folsom voters set to decide Measure I Gold Mountain California News Media
Folsom City Council (Regular) - Jul 14, 2026
The city council advanced three measures for the November ballot addressing city attorney oversight, board and commission authority, and campaign contribution limits.
Folsom City Council (Regular) - May 26, 2026
The city council decided to put three major charter and municipal code changes on the November ballot, covering how the city attorney is appointed, the power of advisory boards, and raising campaign contribution limits to $500.
Folsom City Council (Regular) - May 12, 2026
Residents turned out in large numbers to oppose a charter committee recommendation that would have allowed the city council to franchise or privatize city utilities and services without a public vote. After hearing overwhelming public pushback, the council voted to remove the item from consideration.
Election 2024: Latest Folsom, Sac County Election Results
Election 2024: Latest Folsom, Sac County Election Results Folsom Times
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