Executive Summary
There are a number of important propositions on the November ballot in California. Here are simple summaries of what those propositions do and what Reason recommends voters think about when making their decision on how to vote.
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A Pocket Guide to Propositions on California's November 2006 Ballot
George Passantino
September 1, 2006
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