The November ballot, one night at a time
A statewide webinar series on California’s November ballot measures, hosted by the CA Indivisible State Network GOTV Workgroup. One session remains, and it covers the last seven propositions.
September 22 session canceled
Propositions 38, 44 and 45 move to the September 29 webinar, which will now cover all seven remaining measures. If you already registered, your registration carries over.
Session schedule
| Date | Measures | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 8 | Propositions 3, 40, 41 and 42 | Watch the recording |
| Sep 15 | Propositions 4, 5 and 39 | Watch the recording |
| Sep 22 | Canceled — these measures move to September 29 | Canceled |
| Sep 29 | Propositions 38, 44, 45, 1, 2, 37 and 43 | Final session |
Next up: Tuesday, September 29
The closing webinar of the series, now covering all seven measures that remain: research funding, patient care, environmental review, housing, state reserves, homebuyer loans, and local taxes.
The last seven measures, in one night
- Prop 38$8.4 billion in bonds for immunology research
- Prop 44Sets a fixed percentage of funds for direct patient care only
- Prop 45Eliminates environmental protections by repealing CEQA
- Prop 1Authorizes $11.25 billion in bonds for housing affordability programs
- Prop 2Raises the limit on deposits into the state’s rainy day fund
- Prop 37Creates a $25 billion loan program for middle-income buyers of new homes
- Prop 43Raises the approval threshold for local special taxes to two-thirds
Where the workgroup came out on 38, 44 and 45
No on 38, No on 44 and No on 45.
We’ll walk through what each measure actually does, the money behind each campaign, and there will be real time for questions.
Missed the first two nights?
Both earlier sessions were recorded. Each runs through the measures on the screen, the campaign money on each side, and the workgroup’s reasoning.
September 8
Propositions 3, 40, 41 and 42
September 15
Propositions 4, 5 and 39
Slides and handouts from the first two sessions
The presenters’ materials, organized by proposition. Campaign links go to the sponsoring organizations, not to us. Google files are view-only.
Proposition 40
Covered September 8- Prop 40 slide deck (Google Slides)
- Prop 40 background document (Google Docs)
Proposition 4
Covered September 15Propositions 5 and 39
Covered September 15- Props 5 and 39 slide deck (Google Slides)
- What Prop 5 would change about recall elections (CalMatters)
- Official titles and summaries for all 14 measures (Secretary of State)
- No on Prop 39 campaign
- Common Cause California
Bring a neighbor
Fourteen measures is a lot to sort out alone, and the propositions are where most voters tell us they feel least prepared. Forward this page to anyone in El Dorado County who wants a straight explanation before their ballot arrives in October.
Questions about the series? Write toreachout@indivisibleeldorado.org. Series presented by the CA Indivisible State Network GOTV Workgroup.