The initiative process in California has evolved significantly, with the 1970s marking a turning point in its increased utilization, particularly highlighted by game-changing propositions like Prop. 13. This initiative has showcased the power of using ballot measures to make substantial policy changes and the subsequent deployment of countermeasure strategies by opponents.
Proposition 13, a significant initiative in 1978, exemplified the potency of the initiative process in shaping California's policies, leading to political figures, including Governor Jerry Brown, attempting countermeasures. Despite failed attempts like Proposition 8 to undermine Prop. 13's support, the initiative proved successful and even triggered political shifts.
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