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Victory! Proposition 51, State School Facilities Bond Measure Passes
Prop 51, our state school facilities bond measure passed with 54% of the vote! Our Yes on Proposition 51 campaign…
Prop. 54 Overwhelmingly Approved By California Voters
Now that California’s voters have overwhelmingly approved Proposition 54, the California Legislature Transparency Act is now the law of the land, enshrined within California’s Constitution.
Read MoreProp. 54 Overwhelmingly Approved By California VotersVoter’s Edge California Offers Ballot Measure and Candidate Cards for Media Outlets and Nonprofit Websites
Media outlets and nonprofit organizations can easily integrate ballot measure and candidate cards into any webpage to supplement their coverage of election contests and help voters research their ballots.
Read MoreVoter’s Edge California Offers Ballot Measure and Candidate Cards for Media Outlets and Nonprofit WebsitesGov. Brown Signs Legislation to Modernize California’s Online Campaign Database
Gov. Brown Signs Legislation to Modernize California’s Online Campaign Database SB 1349 overhauls Cal-Access to make campaign and lobbying disclosures…
Voter’s Edge California Launches with Comprehensive Information for California Voters
Online Guide Provides Unbiased Information That's Easy to Understand for 2016 Election
Read MoreVoter’s Edge California Launches with Comprehensive Information for California VotersCalifornia Shouts to Country: No to Discrimination in Voting
As voter suppression laws are struck down throughout the country, California clarifies who can vote with a criminal conviction in the state.
Read MoreCalifornia Shouts to Country: No to Discrimination in VotingBreaking News! California Legislature Says No to Discrimination in Voting
As voter suppression laws are struck down throughout the country, California moves to clarify who can vote with a criminal conviction in the state
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