California lawmakers agree to put an affordable housing bond on the November general election ballot. Bloomberg reports the bond would be about $11.3 billion, with the stated goal of expanding affordable housing and supporting homeownership. Courthouse News similarly reports that voters will weigh an approximately $11.25 billion affordable housing bond, saying the Legislature is expected to pass the bill during the week that would place the measure on the ballot. While the two outlets differ slightly on the total amount, both describe a single statewide bond measure presented to voters in November. The proposed bond is intended to provide funding for housing-related initiatives aligned with affordability and access to homeownership. The measure’s final ballot language and the precise dollar figure depend on legislative passage and the official certification process, but both accounts describe the same general framework: a statewide housing bond scheduled for the November election.