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FCLCA's Recommendations on California Ballot Propositions
UPDATE: Latest Results on Ballot Proposition Votes from November 5, 2024
When propositions are on the ballot during a California General Election, the FCLCA board, with the help of volunteers, will meet to study, analyze, and reach agreement on a recommendation regarding the proposition. We will publish a write-up with information on each measure and our recommendations on our website.
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According to the California Secretary of State's website:
There are two ways a measure can be placed on the ballot.
- The Legislature has the ability to place constitutional amendments, bond measures, and proposed changes in law on the ballot.
- Any California voter can put an initiative or a referendum on the ballot by following the "How to Qualify an Initiative" process.
Read more about ballot measures on the CA Secretary of State's website:
Ballot Measures - basic information
Qualified Statewide Ballot Measures for 2024
Official Voter Information Guide
Additional information and opinion on the November 2024 ballot measures
California Budget and Policy Center on Prop. 35
California Budget and Policy Center on Prop. 36
SF Chronicle: Prop. 35 is a complicated maze of a measure that doesn't belong on the ballot
