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Proposition 19: Yes
Proposition 20: Yes

Proposition 21: Yes
Proposition 22: ?

Proposition 23:

Official summary * Suspends State law that requires greenhouse gas emissions be reduced to 1990 levels by 2020, until California's unemployment ( Read more... )

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Proposition 19: Yes
Proposition 20: Yes

Proposition 21 Outline:

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The Lt. Governor's Race

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California Proposition 19.

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The Tax Cannabis 2010 campaign in California has gathered the 650,000 signatures necessary to make it onto the November ballot. AlteNet

According to the polling I did a few months ago, 45% of you think it will pass, and 55% of you think it will fail.

The last real poll in California had 56% of respondents favoring legalization and taxation.

WHAT YOUR VOTE MEANS

"The state would be allowed to borrow $5 billion from future lottery profits to help balance the ... budget, as well as borrow additional funds later. The California lottery would have greater flexibility to increase its sales and profits. Lottery payments to educational institutions would end, and the state General Fund ( Read more... )

sabyl writes in a comment in the previous poll regarding 1A:

I don't know if I understand the proposition enough to have an opinion - and in general when in doubt on these types of proposition I vote no. However I want to learn more because the rainy day fund provision is appealing to me and something I think we should have been doing all along.

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Mail-in Ballot filled out, put in envelope, enveloped signed,
and dropped into the local mailbox.

Thank you all for the discussion.


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Prop 12 continues funding a program established in 1921 that buys
homes and then sells them to veterans, providing them with what
appear to be below-market mortages.

According to the writeup the the program has always paid for itself,
never costing the taxpayers anything.

The funding is via a $900 million bond.

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Proposition 11 is technically complicated. It attempts to take the ( Read more... )