If voters do not approve this measure, the state will make a $250 million cut to the UC, and students may face mid-year tuition hikes of 20 percent or more. Read more...

Past the partisan bickering and campaign half-truths of the 2012 election season, it is integral that students take the initiative to educate themselves about the issues at stake on the November ballot. Read more...

Voters will understandably want to support a measure that appears to work toward reducing human trafficking. Read more...

Proposition 40, which allows California voters the opportunity to accept the Senate district lines drawn last year, represents an effort to pull an independent, voter-approved process back into the hands of partisan state politics. Read more...

Setting aside personal and moral views on the death penalty, Proposition 34 makes sense economically. Read more...

We urge voters to say "yes" to Proposition 39, a two-tiered measure, because it would increase revenue and employment opportunities in California. Read more...

At first glance, Proposition 33 seems to help California drivers by allowing qualified motorists to keep their loyalty discounts when switching insurance companies. Read more...