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  • Oklahoma Ballot Initiative Analysis: State Question 805 (2020)
    Oklahoma Ballot Initiative Analysis: State Question 805 (2020)

    Oklahoma's Question 805 prohibits a convicted person's former felony convictions from being used to calculate future punishments.

    By Adrian Moore and Alix Ollivier
    September 30, 2020

  • Utah Ballot Initiative Analysis: Amendment C (2020)
    Utah Ballot Initiative Analysis: Amendment C (2020)

    Utah's Amendment C would repeal a constitutional exception that allowed for involuntary servitude as punishment for a crime.

    By Adrian Moore
    September 30, 2020

  • Nebraska Ballot Initiative Analysis: Amendment 1 (2020)
    Nebraska Ballot Initiative Analysis: Amendment 1 (2020)

    Nebraska's Amendment 1 would remove language that allows the courts to sentence a criminal to involuntary servitude as a punishment.

    By Adrian Moore
    September 30, 2020

  • Kentucky Ballot Initiative Analysis: Amendment 1 (2020)
    Kentucky Ballot Initiative Analysis: Amendment 1 (2020)

    Kentucky's Amendment 1 would implement a set of victim’s rights policies adopted in other states titled “Marsy’s Law.”

    By Spence Purnell
    September 30, 2020

  • Voters’ Guide to the 2020 California Ballot Initiatives
    Voters’ Guide to the 2020 California Ballot Initiatives

    Examining the 12 statewide propositions on the ballot in California.

    By Adrian Moore
    September 29, 2020

  • California Ballot Initiative Analysis: Proposition 25 (2020)
    California Ballot Initiative Analysis: Proposition 25 (2020)

    California's Proposition 25 would allow voters to approve or overturn the state's decision to replace cash bail with a risk assessment system.

    By Spence Purnell
    September 29, 2020

  • California Ballot Initiative Analysis: Proposition 24 (2020)
    California Ballot Initiative Analysis: Proposition 24 (2020)

    California's Proposition 24 would expand the provisions of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and create the California Privacy Protection Agency.

    By Alix Ollivier
    September 29, 2020

  • California Ballot Initiative Analysis: Proposition 23 (2020)
    California Ballot Initiative Analysis: Proposition 23 (2020)

    California's Proposition 23 would set new regulations for outpatient kidney dialysis clinics.

    By Marc Joffe
    September 29, 2020

  • California Ballot Initiative Analysis: Proposition 22 (2020)
    California Ballot Initiative Analysis: Proposition 22 (2020)

    California's Proposition 22 would overturn Assembly Bill 5's (2018) classification of app-based drivers as employees allowing them to be classified as independent contractors and enacts several labor policies related to app-based companies.

    By Marc Joffe
    September 29, 2020

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