The following is a list of 11 ballot measures that appeared on the City's March 8, 2011, Primary Nominating Election. Please click on each one for an impartial summary created by the City Council's Chief Legislative Analyst.  Also, we've added the percentages by which a certain ballot measure won and lost.

Charter Amendment G -- Fire and Police Pension Plan -- yes: 74.54%; no: 25.48%

Charter Amendment H -- Campaign/Fundraising Restrictions -- yes: 77.98%; no: 25.02%

Charter Amendment I -- DWP Rate Payer Advocate -- yes: 77.57%; no: 22.43%

Charter Amendment J -- DWP Budget & Transfer -- yes: 81.53%; no: 18.47%

Charter Amendment L -- Public Library Funding -- yes: 63.32%; no: 36.68%

Proposition M -- Taxing Marijuana Collectives -- yes: 59.34%; no: 40.66%

Charter Amendment N -- Campaign Finance -- yes: 70.19%; no: 29.81%

Proposition O -- Oil Production Tax -- yes: 49.93%; no: 51.07%

Charter Amendment P -- Reserve Fund Account -- yes: 65.91%; no: 34.09%

Charter Amendment Q -- Employment Provisions -- yes: 62.38%; no: 34.62%

Fiscal Impact Statements from the City Administrative Officer