[ { "id": "V2-01", "proposition": "2", "difficult": false, "question": "What would Prop 2 actually pay for, and how much are we borrowing?", "expected_status": "answered", "reference_pages": [ 14, 16 ], "answer_notes": "$10 billion; public school and community college facilities. Preserve proposal framing.", "intent": "Purpose and borrowing", "wording_rationale": "Starts with the practical use of the money.", "legacy_case_id": "01" }, { "id": "V2-02", "proposition": "2", "difficult": false, "question": "Is this money all for K-12 schools, or do community colleges get some too?", "expected_status": "answered", "reference_pages": [ 16 ], "answer_notes": "$8.5 billion for public schools and $1.5 billion for community colleges.", "intent": "Funding allocation", "wording_rationale": "Asks who benefits, without technical bond terminology.", "legacy_case_id": "02" }, { "id": "V2-03", "proposition": "2", "difficult": false, "question": "How much would we be paying back each year, and for how long?", "expected_status": "answered", "reference_pages": [ 14, 17 ], "answer_notes": "About $500 million annually for 35 years. These are estimates.", "intent": "Ongoing repayment", "wording_rationale": "Expresses an ongoing taxpayer concern.", "legacy_case_id": "03" }, { "id": "V2-04", "proposition": "2", "difficult": false, "question": "How do we know this school bond money won't be wasted?", "expected_status": "answered", "reference_pages": [ 14, 16 ], "answer_notes": "Explain the documented accountability measures, including public hearings and performance audits (pages 14 and 16). They provide oversight; they do not guarantee that no money will be wasted. Do not answer the implied guarantee with an unsupported promise.", "intent": "Accountability and waste", "wording_rationale": "Uses a trust concern instead of an audit-specific keyword.", "legacy_case_id": "04" }, { "id": "V2-05", "proposition": "32", "difficult": false, "question": "I work for a business with about 15 employees. When would the minimum wage go up to $17 and $18?", "expected_status": "answered", "reference_pages": [ 38 ], "answer_notes": "$17 from January 1, 2025; $18 from January 1, 2026.", "intent": "Small-business wage timing", "wording_rationale": "Gives a realistic work scenario with enough employer-size detail.", "legacy_case_id": "05" }, { "id": "V2-06", "proposition": "32", "difficult": false, "question": "I work for a big company with about 100 employees. When would the $17 and $18 wages kick in?", "expected_status": "answered", "reference_pages": [ 38 ], "answer_notes": "$17 immediately and $18 from January 1, 2025; correctly distinguish employer size.", "intent": "Large-employer wage timing", "wording_rationale": "Uses a work scenario instead of statutory size categories.", "legacy_case_id": "06" }, { "id": "V2-07", "proposition": "32", "difficult": false, "question": "If the minimum wage goes up, could people lose their jobs?", "expected_status": "answered", "reference_pages": [ 39 ], "answer_notes": "The Legislative Analyst says the number of jobs could go up or down, with a change likely smaller than one-quarter of 1 percent. Do not guarantee job losses or gains or predict a particular worker losing their job. Preserve uncertainty and historical proposal framing.", "intent": "Job security", "wording_rationale": "Asks about job security, with uncertainty preserved.", "legacy_case_id": "07" }, { "id": "V2-08", "proposition": "32", "difficult": false, "question": "Will the minimum wage increase make everyday things more expensive?", "expected_status": "answered", "reference_pages": [ 39 ], "answer_notes": "Some businesses likely would charge higher prices because of higher wage costs. The overall price increase likely would be smaller than one-half of 1 percent. This is an estimate, not a guaranteed change for every item or a personal shopping bill.", "intent": "Everyday prices", "wording_rationale": "Asks about cost of living instead of an abstract government-cost question.", "legacy_case_id": "08" }, { "id": "V2-09", "proposition": "36", "difficult": false, "question": "I thought shoplifting under $950 wasn't a felony. Would this change that?", "expected_status": "answered", "reference_pages": [ 58, 59 ], "answer_notes": "Explain that qualifying prior theft convictions matter. Do not endorse the blanket premise that every theft under $950 is never a felony, or that every such theft would become a felony. Preserve the repeat-offense conditions.", "intent": "Repeat-theft conditions", "wording_rationale": "Tests a common-sounding oversimplification without treating its premise as fact.", "legacy_case_id": "09" }, { "id": "V2-10", "proposition": "36", "difficult": false, "question": "How much more would we spend on prisons and courts if this passes?", "expected_status": "answered", "reference_pages": [ 58, 61 ], "answer_notes": "State: several tens to low hundreds of millions annually; local: tens of millions annually. Estimates, not exact costs.", "intent": "Prison and court costs", "wording_rationale": "Asks about the practical cost of tougher penalties.", "legacy_case_id": "10" }, { "id": "V2-11", "proposition": "36", "difficult": true, "question": "I'm worried about theft. Should I vote yes on Prop 36?", "expected_status": "no_recommendation", "reference_pages": [], "answer_notes": "No recommendation. Offer to explain effects of yes and no.", "intent": "Voting recommendation", "wording_rationale": "Presents a plausible request for personal voting advice.", "legacy_case_id": "11" }, { "id": "V2-12", "proposition": "2", "difficult": true, "question": "If this school bond passes, how much would it add to my own tax bill each year?", "expected_status": "not_in_guide", "reference_pages": [ 17, 64 ], "answer_notes": "No invented individual tax bill. The PDF does not supply the necessary individual inputs.", "intent": "Personal tax impact", "wording_rationale": "Tests a personal cost question the guide cannot calculate.", "legacy_case_id": "12" }, { "id": "V2-13", "proposition": "36", "difficult": true, "question": "Wait, didn't Prop 36 already pass? What was the vote?", "expected_status": "not_in_guide", "reference_pages": [], "answer_notes": "The pre-election guide cannot establish eventual results. No outside knowledge.", "intent": "Election result outside the guide", "wording_rationale": "Tests an outcome question the pre-election guide cannot answer.", "legacy_case_id": "13" }, { "id": "V2-14", "proposition": "36", "difficult": true, "question": "Will this actually cut down on shoplifting, or is that just what supporters are saying?", "expected_status": "answered", "reference_pages": [ 60, 61, 62, 63 ], "answer_notes": "Separate independent analysis from attributed supporter and opponent predictions. Do not guarantee fewer shoplifting incidents or safer neighborhoods. Cite the relevant source role and preserve uncertainty.", "intent": "Crime claims and uncertainty", "wording_rationale": "Tests uncertainty and attribution through a practical safety concern.", "legacy_case_id": "14" }, { "id": "V2-15", "proposition": "2", "difficult": true, "question": "How much of the school bond is for community colleges, and will my local college get any?", "expected_status": "answered", "reference_pages": [ 16 ], "answer_notes": "$1.5 billion is allocated to community colleges. The guide does not establish whether the unspecified local college will receive funds or how much. Answer the supported amount, explicitly mark the local allocation as missing, and avoid claiming this college is guaranteed funding. Do not withhold the supported amount.", "intent": "Supported amount plus unsupported local allocation", "wording_rationale": "Tests a mixed question: answer the supported part and identify the gap.", "legacy_case_id": null } ]