California has important issues on the ballot this year and propositions can be confusing ,Talon Marks has some suggestions.
The Editorial Board of Talon Marks Newspaper endorsed these propositions, so voters are less confused on November 3.
Voting yes on proposition 15 will increase property taxes for business worth more than $3 million to fund public schools.
Repeal proposition 209 and restore affirmative action, endorsed by Cerritos College Board of Trustees and Black Lives Matter Los Angeles.
Prop 17 would put an end to the voter suppression against Black and Latinos.
17 year old's can join the military, why not let them vote?
Funded by police unions and supermarkets, Prop 20 seeks to increase penalties for low-level crimes while using violent crime as a voter scare tactic.
Companies like Uber and Lyft have put hundreds of millions of dollars behind Prop 22 to convince Californians that they don't have to pay their employees the minimum wage or provide them health insurance.
Yes on 23 will require dialysis clinics to have an on-site physician and prevent discrimination against patients based on source of payment for care.
Proposition 24 is proving to be one of the most divisive and confusing propositions on the ballot this year.
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