It’s election season! The 2020 presidential election may be the most important cycle in our lifetimes, but as important as it is, state elections are equally critical. State elections affect our day to day lives more directly. While you take the time to think about which candidates can help usher in a new American era, here is a complete guide of all of the different measures that will be listed on the Californian ballot. Each proposition will have objective facts about the measure and opposing sides of each issue.
Gen Z has been an extremely vocal generation on human rights issues, tax/wealth distrbution, healthcare and so much more. We are not afraid of how our personal experiences have contributed to our political beliefs and our desire for change. Voting yes or no on these propositions is the first step in implementing change within our state and making California a better place to live. All information and research was found on CalMatters.org– visit the site for more information and details!
- Prop 14: Borrowing for Stem Cell Research
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- Prop 15: Business Property Taxes
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- Prop 16: Reinstating Affirmative Action
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- Prop 17: Letting Parolees Vote
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- Prop 18: Allowing 17 Year Olds Vote Early
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- Prop 19: Portable Property Tax Break
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- Prop 20: Crack Down on Crime
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- Prop 21: Rent Control
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- Prop 22: Benefits for Gig Workers
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- Prop 23: Rules for Kidney Dialysis Clinics
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- Prop 24: More Data Privacy
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- Prop 25: Abolishing Cash Bail
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The last day to register to vote online in California is October 19. Make sure you’ve been registered to vote!