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    Ballot Measures on the November 2 ballot

    Proposition 19
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    Drug Policy Action Committee To Tax And Regulate Marijuana - Yes On Prop. 19 - $101,966
    Public Safety First - No On Prop. 19, A Project Of People Against Prop. 5 Deception - $62,500

    Proposition 20
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    Yes On 20, No On 27 - Hold Politicians Accountable, A Coalition Of Taxpayers, Seniors, Good Government Groups, Small Business And Community Organizations - $4,333,778

    Proposition 21
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    Yes On 21, Californians For State Parks And Wildlife Conservation, Sponsored By Conservation And State Parks Organizations - $5,733,802

    Proposition 22
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    Yes On 22 / Californians To Protect Local Taxpayers And Vital Services, A Coalition Of Taxpayers, Public Safety, Local Government, Transportation, Business And Labor - $3,593,108
    No On 22 - Citizens Against Taxpayer Giveaways, Sponsored By Califonria Professional Firefighters - $90,000

    Proposition 23
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    Yes On 23, California Jobs Initiative Committee, A Coalition Of Taxpayers, Employers, Food Producers, Energy, Transportation And Forestry Companies - $8,574,775
    Credo Victory Fund Against Prop 23 And Texas Oil Companies - $30,595
    Communities Against Proposition 23, Sponosred By Ella Baker Center For Human Rights - $35,000

    Proposition 24
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    Yes On 24, The Tax Fairness Act Sponsored By The California Teachers Association - $4,773,584
    No On 24 - Stop The Jobs Tax, A Coalition Of Taxpayers, Employers, Small Businesses, Educators And High Tech And Biotechnology Organizations - $7,391,000

    Proposition 25
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    Yes On 25, Citizens For An On-time Budget Sponsored By Teachers, Nurses, Firefighters And Other Public Groups - $5,015,895
    Stop Hidden Taxes - No On 25 / Yes On 26, A Coalition Of Taxpayers, Employers, Small Businesses, Environmental Experts, Good Government Groups, Minorities, Farmesr, And Vineyards - $3,344,843

    Proposition 26
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    Taxpayers Against Protecting Polluters No On Proposition 26 - $78,500

    Proposition 27
    official pdfs: text | title & summary | arguments & rebuttals

    Yes On Fair, Yes On 27--a Coalition Of Entreperneurs, Working People, Businesses, Community Leaders Such As Karen Bass, And Other Concerned Citizens Devoted To Eliminating Bureaucratic Waste Of Ta... - $4,885,572

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