California Constitution
| PREAMBLE | ||
| ARTICLE I | DECLARATION OF RIGHTS | |
| ARTICLE II | VOTING, INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM, AND RECALL | |
| ARTICLE III | STATE OF CALIFORNIA | |
| ARTICLE IV | LEGISLATIVE | |
| ARTICLE V | EXECUTIVE | |
| ARTICLE VI | JUDICIAL | |
| ARTICLE VII | PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES | |
| there is no ARTICLE VIII | ||
| ARTICLE IX | EDUCATION | |
| ARTICLE X | WATER | |
| ARTICLE X A | WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT | |
| ARTICLE X B | MARINE RESOURCES PROTECTION ACT OF 1990 | |
| ARTICLE XI | LOCAL GOVERNMENT | |
| ARTICLE XII | PUBLIC UTILITIES | |
| ARTICLE XIII | TAXATION | |
| ARTICLE XIII A | TAX LIMITATION | |
| ARTICLE XIII B | GOVERNMENT SPENDING LIMITATION | |
| ARTICLE XIII C | VOTER APPROVAL FOR LOCAL TAX LEVIES | |
| ARTICLE XIII D | ASSESSMENT AND PROPERTY-RELATED FEE REFORM | |
| ARTICLE XIV | LABOR RELATIONS | |
| ARTICLE XV | USURY | |
| ARTICLE XVI | PUBLIC FINANCE | |
| there is no ARTICLE XVII | ||
| ARTICLE XVIII | AMENDING AND REVISING THE CONSTITUTION | |
| ARTICLE XIX | MOTOR VEHICLE REVENUES | |
| ARTICLE XIX A | LOANS FROM THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCOUNT OR LOCAL TRANSPORTATION FUNDS | |
| ARTICLE XIX B | MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL SALES TAX REVENUES AND TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT FUNDING | |
| ARTICLE XX | MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS | |
| ARTICLE XXI | REDISTRICTING OF SENATE, ASSEMBLY, CONGRESSIONAL AND BOARD OF EQUALIZATION DISTRICTS | |
| ARTICLE XXII | ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING SERVICES | |
| there are no ARTICLES XXIII - XXXIII | ||
| ARTICLE XXXIV | PUBLIC HOUSING PROJECT LAW | |
| ARTICLE XXXV | MEDICAL RESEARCH | |
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