California's health care industry mostly united behind Proposition 35, which would bolster Medi-Cal by dedicating money for it from a tax on health insurance plans.

Voters have approved Proposition 35, a ballot measure that aims to increase funding for Medi-Cal services relied on by millions in the state.

California voters on Tuesday approved Proposition 35, the measure that cements an existing tax on health plans to help fund the Medi-Cal program, as election results continued to be tallied Wednesday.

Voters in California passed Prop 35, a measure that would make permanent a tax on health insurance plans to fund Medi-Cal, according to a projection from the Associated Press.

California voters are projected by the Associated Press to approve a measure that would create a permanent tax on health insurance providers in the state.

Prop. 34 is about healthcare spending. But it also would likely quash the controversial AIDS Healthcare Foundation’s fight for rent control.