June 2012 Archives
Ballot Measures:
Gov. Jerry Brown's tax initiative and Molly Munger's competing plan both qualified. The third would change how multistate businesses calculate their tax liability in California.
BallotWire:
Will voters sign a petition that's been passed around twice already? Even the initiative's sponsor knows the answer to that: No way! That's why he's taking legal action against California.
BallotWire:
As of Tuesday, Trutanich was 10,764 votes behind second-place contender Alan Jackson. That's a slip from the 8,200-vote gap reported Friday.
BallotWire:
One newly qualified measure would reduce the penalty for a third felony in less serious crimes. The other would require labels on genetically engineered foods.
BallotWire:
The most closely watched race in L.A. County could still be up for grabs, but semi-official results do tend to hold.
BallotWire:
Measure G found considerable support with close to 69 percent of votes. It means marijuana dispensaries will be heavily limited.
BallotWire:
Today's story by KCET commentator Chris Clarke does a great job rounding up what happened, electorally speaking, in the desert.
BallotWire:
With L.A. City Attorney Carmen Trutanich's loss, according to semi-final results, in the race to be District Attorney, he's going to run for his city post again.
BallotWire:
San Diego voters have approved a closely watched measure to cut public retirement funds. A similar measure passed in San Jose.
BallotWire:
Voter preference in Los Angeles County's judicial races coincided very closely with rankings that reflected the best judgment of their peers -- other attorneys and judges.
Follow the money behind the candidates in the March 5, 2013 and May 21, 2013 Los Angeles and LAUSD elections.
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