With less than a month to go until Election Day, a new poll shows a ballot measure to fund schools and public safety isn't seeing strong statewide support. According the results of an exclusive Action News Poll conducted by SurveyUSA, 38 percent of decided voters said they planned to vote "no" on Proposition 30. 33 percent said they will vote in favor of the measure, and 29 percent of those surveyed were still undecided.

Proposition 30 would raise the state sales tax and the income tax on the highest earners, generating an estimated six billion dollars a year over a seven year period. In the Central Valley, 37 percent of voters said they're certain to vote no on the tax initiative, 31 percent said they'll vote yes, and 33 percent are still undecided.

As voters prepare to go the polls, schools and universities have come up with contingency plans in case voters reject the measure. In Fresno Unified, Superintendent Michael Hanson has said the measure's defeat would amount to $11.5 million dollars in additional cuts to California's 4th largest district. And just last month, the CSU Board of Trustees approved a plan to raise tuition by five percent for the 2013 spring and winter semesters -- if voters reject 30.

Read more at ABC Fresno

Prop 30 support dips below 50%- see the results of another poll at the LA Times