No matter where you stand on the legalization of marijuana, you’ve gotta love Prop 19 for focusing more people’s attention on the November 2 Gubernatorial Election ballot. Prop 19 is probably the easiest ballot measure …
Proposition 21 seeks to raise money for California’s state park system by adding an $18 surcharge to the license fee for each private automobile in the state. Day-use charges at any and all of California’s …
So, you live in one of the coolest cities in the whole country, you know politics is important and you have just been too crazy busy to sit down and mark up your ballot. All …
Prop 23 – AB 32 in Reverse There’s no doubt that Proposition 23 has received more study, publicity, and news coverage than any other ballot measure to be decided in the November 2 Gubernatorial Election. …
Props 20 and 27: Redistricting Reform Revisited Every ten years, following compilation of new census figures, boundary lines of all the legislative districts in the U.S. must be redrawn to give equal representation. It’s not …
Looking Back at Prop 14: What Will ‘TOP TWO’ Mean to You? June 8’s voting on ballot measures went as I expected, except in the case of Prop 14. Frankly, I was astounded that a …
Local Measures in Other Locales- Even though I’m writing for a Culver City news medium, I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention that there are local ballot measures on the June 8 ballot in districts …
Prop 15- In a Nutshell – I think Prop 15 is the most complicated ballot measure we’re being asked to vote on in this June’s Gubernatorial Primary, but I’m going to simplify it as much …
Prop 14 – Open Primary with a ‘Top Two’ Twist — Did you think you’d ever see the day when our state’s top two political parties and two ‘third’ parties would agree on their opposition …
Prop 16 – Voting on How You Want to Vote on Electric Utilities Of the six statewide ballot measures on our June 8 ballot, Prop 16 is the likeliest to have a direct impact on …
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