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California Voter’s Guide to 2010 Elections: Prop 19 And More

Posted by Brian Krassenstein on Nov 2nd, 2010 and filed under Featured News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

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2010 California Voters Guide, Prop 19 and More

As people began waking up on the West Coast this morning, many may still be unaware of all the issues as well as candidates they will have to decide on when they hit the California voting booths. This Year’s California elections have some extremely important decisions tied to them. Below is a Quick voters guide for those in the state who are still lost:

The California Governor’s race is between Republican candidate, Meg Whitman, who is the former Ebay CEO, and Democratic Ex-Governor Jerry Brown who held the office in the late 70′s and early 80′s. In the Senate, voters will be decided between Democratic candidate Barbara Boxer, and Republican candidate Carly Fiorina.

There are a total of nine different proposition votes for California residents in this year’s election. The one which has received the most attention by the media, both in the state of California, and throughout the nation, is of course Prop 19, which aims to legalize marijuana in the state. Below is a list of all the proposition votes.

Prop 19 – Will make Marijuana legal to use for anyone of legal age
Prop 20 – Changes who decides on Congressional redistricting
Prop 21 – $18 vehicle license fee to go towards state parks
Prop 22 – Will prevent California from borrowing from infrastructure funds
Prop 23 – Would get rid of the Air Pollution Control Law
Prop 24 – Repeals lowered business taxes
Prop 25 – Legislative budget vote requirement
Prop 26 – Requires 2/3′s vote to raise many business fees
Prop 27 – Decides who should draw legislative district boundaries

Clearly there is a lot for California residents to decide on. If you have any issues while voting, please call the toll free voter hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE .

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  • Anonymous

    Definitely NO on Proposition 19 — How did this even get on the ballot? Legalizing drugs? What a good way to finish off the destruction of California. Experts say it will HURT California economy (source: ABC News Nov. 1). I can’t even imagine the impact on society. Great message to kids, too! This was put on the ballot by one drug dealer and his pot-head followers. (Look it up).

  • Anonymous

    Definitely NO on Proposition 19 — How did this even get on the ballot? Legalizing drugs? What a good way to finish off the destruction of California. Experts say it will HURT California economy (source: ABC News Nov. 1). I can’t even imagine the impact on society. Great message to kids, too! This was put on the ballot by one drug dealer and his pot-head followers. (Look it up).

  • http://twitter.com/FryDaMan Matt Fry

    LOL. i think Prop 19 is the most talked about proposition in the country. i couldnt think of a reason NOT to vote for it… Oh wait, you’re prolly an uptight conservative who still lives 70′s! I forgot! excuse me for living in the present and wanting to shrug off 40 year old ideals such as this one!!

  • Anonymous

    Impressive logic Matt Fry

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Lee-Bosset/100000366129902 Lee Bosset

    Lets see. Prohibition created alcohol cartels, repealing it got rid of them. And lo and behold, society marches on.But hey, you’re right. Repealing Marijuana prohibition will cost thousands of drug cartel jobs, thereby hurting California’s economy even further. Not to mention kids and nurses getting drunk, er, high on the job.

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