California rejects far-left ballot initiatives on numerous fronts

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Prop. 13 was extreme. Prop. 15 is moderate hero.

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Prop 24's map is wild. When was the last time SF and Modoc County voted the same in a competitive election?

Not as crazy as this one.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_California_Proposition_14

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22 is extremely annoying and sad, though what else would you expect when the companies that stood to profit from it spend a quarter of a billion dollars blanketing the state in ads?

It was obvious that 22 was going to pass from their well scripted ad. What's really pathetic is 15 failing, where people decided that large corporations that bought property long ago should starve the schools of funds. Shame on everyone who voted no on 15.

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"Under Prop 22, workers at gig companies will continue to be classified as contractors, without access to employee rights such as minimum wage, unemployment benefits, health insurance, and collective bargaining."

Moderate heroes are probably even worse than conservatives. What a victory for all Californians in a state with extreme inequality 😑

There was no way that their expensive carefully scripted ads weren't going to be successful. The bigger disgrace is that Prop. 15 was rejected despite not doing much to weaken our feudalism system of property taxes.