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Prop. 52: Should California allow eligible citizens with valid I.D. to register to vote on Election Day?
YES | NO
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Prop. 50: Should California borrow $3.44 billion through the sale of general obligation bonds for a variety of water projects that promote water efficiency, restore and protect coastal wetlands, and improve water security?
YES | NO
Discussion
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These measures
have qualified for the
November 5, 2002 ballot:
Proposition 46 - SB 1227:
Housing & Emergency Shelter Trust Fund Bond Act
of 2002
Overview (California Voter Foundation)
Additional information unavailable
Proposition 47 - AB 16:
Kindergarten-University Public Education Facilities
Bond Act of 2002
Overview (California Voter Foundation)
Yes on 47
No (not available)
Proposition 48 - ACA 15:
Court Consolidation
Overview (California Voter Foundation)
Yes on 48
No (not available)
Proposition 49 - IS 952:
After School Programs. State Grants
Overview (California Voter Foundation)
Yes on 49
No on 49
Proposition 50 - IS 940:
Water Quality. Supply and Safe Drinking Water Projects.
Coastal Wetlands Purchase and Protection. Bonds
Overview (California Voter Foundation)
Yes on 50
No on 50
Proposition 51 - IS 935:
Transportation. Allocation of Sales and Use Taxes
Raised from Sale or Lease of Motor Vehicles
Overview (California Voter Foundation)
Yes on 51
No on 51
Proposition 52 - IS 936:
Election Day Voter Registration
Overview (California Voter Foundation)
Yes on 52
No on 52
Online Information:
California
Voter Foundation
California
Secretary of State
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