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Nevada Question 3 would allow top-five ranked choice voting
Under the initiative, the top five candidates overall would advance to the general election, regardless of party affiliation.
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Idaho Proposition 1 would allow top-four ranked choice voting
The Idaho Top-Four Ranked-Choice Voting Initiative would also change state primary elections from a closed system.
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California Proposition 6 would end forced work in prisons
California Proposition 6 would change the state constitution to abolish forcing prisoners to work.
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Arizona Proposition 311 would use criminal convictions to fund first responder death benefits
Proposition 311 would impose a $20 fee on every criminal conviction to fund a lump-sum $250,000 benefit paid to the spouse or children of first responders killed in the line of duty.
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Alaska Ballot Measure 2 would repeal top-four ranked-choice voting
Alaska Ballot Measure 2 would return Alaska to partisan primaries and a single-choice, plurality-wins vote system.
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Florida Amendment 3 would legalize recreational marijuana
Florida Amendment 3 proposes a constitutional amendment that would protect the right of adults to possess up to three ounces of marijuana without penalty.
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South Dakota Measure 29 would legalize the recreational use of marijuana
Measure 29 protects the rights of individuals to deliver, transfer, or sell marijuana to each other.
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Nevada Question 7 would require voter identification
As a proposed constitutional amendment, it would need to be approved by a majority of voters in successive elections.
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Nevada Question 4 would remove slavery as a punishment for crime
The intention is to remove from the Nevada Constitution the power of the state to force convicted criminals to work.
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Nevada Question 2 would revise language related to public entities for individuals with mental illness, blindness, or deafness
The proposed amendment simply changes the way persons with certain disabilities are described.
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Nevada Question 5 would allow a sales tax exemption for diapers
Current exemptions include farm machinery, food, prosthetics, newspapers, feminine products, medical equipment, medicines, and mobility equipment.
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Nevada Question 1 would remove constitutional status of Board of Regents
The proposed constitutional amendment could make the Board of Regents answer to the legislature not directly to voters.
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California Proposition 4 would fund conservation and energy through bonds
California Proposition 4 would authorize the state of California to issue $10 billion in new bonded debt to pay for a variety of capital projects.
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California Proposition 32 would increase the minimum wage
If this measure passes, California businesses with more than 25 employees would face an $18 minimum wage by January 2025.
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Alaska Ballot Measure 1 would raise minimum wage, impact paid sick leave
Alaska Ballot Measure 1 addresses three issues simultaneously: the minimum wage, paid sick leave, and workplace penalties.
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California Proposition 2 would issue $10 billion in public education facilities bonds
Proposition 2 allows the state to issue $10 billion in general obligation bonds for the construction, improvement, and repair of educational facilities statewide.
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Florida Amendment 6 would repeal public financing for statewide campaigns
Florida Amendment 6 would repeal the state constitutional amendment providing public financing to candidates for the governorship and cabinet offices.
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Florida Amendment 2 would guarantee a right to hunt and fish
Florida Amendment 2 would guarantee that hunting, fishing, and wildlife taking, including traditional methods, remain preserved in the state constitution.
