California ballot measures: Voters approve tougher criminal penalties, reject rent control
The results suggest that even in deep-blue California, there’s no guarantee voters will support every progressive position when it comes to ballot measures, even as they reliably choose Democrats for statewide or national office.
Polling support for the ballot measure surpassed 70% ahead of Election Day; opponents voiced wariness over impact on the ...
California voters approved Proposition 36 to roll back soft-on-crime policies in Proposition 47, raising penalties for some ...
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As California voters on Tuesday continue to cast ballots into the evening, they are expected to reverse course on a decade of ...
Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom strongly opposed the measure, saying that “Prop 36 takes us back to the 1980s, mass ...
California voters have passed Proposition 36, the Associated Press projects, approving changes that will roll back criminal ...
With the measure headed for victory. Southern California prosecutors say their goal is to protect residents and not to fill ...
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Proposition 36, one of this year’s most high-profile and divisive ballot measures in California, has been approved by voters ...
This proposition would allow for felony charges for certain drug and theft crimes if the defendant has two prior convictions ...
It is clear they are closely watching now and aware of voter frustrations. Newsom and Democratic leaders in the Legislature ...
California voters are projected by the Associated Press to approve a measure that would broadly increase penalties for ...
Frustrated with what they see as rampant retail crimes, voters approved an initiative making shoplifting a felony for repeat offenders again and increasing penalties for some drug charges, including ...
California Proposition 36 would roll back some of the reforms contained in Proposition 47, the 2014 measure approved by ...
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