Describe me politically regarding how I voted in 2022

[I’m not Stu]

Statewide: All Democratic candidates
US House: Jay Chen (D)
State Senate: Kim Carr (D)
State Assembly: Diedre Nguyen (D)
Orange County DA: Bryan Chehock (I)
Orange County Assessor: Rick Foster (D)
Prop 1 (yes guarantees reproductive rights in state constitution): Yes
Prop 26 (yes legalizes sports betting in-person): Yes, for more personal freedom
Prop 27 (yes legalizes sports betting online): Yes, for more personal freedom
Prop 28 (yes increases funding for arts programs in schools): Yes
Prop 29 (yes always requires a physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant on-site at dialysis clinics): No
Prop 30 (yes increases state income tax to fund climate change prevention efforts ): No, because it was weirdly worded and mostly bankrolled by corporate interests
Prop 31 (yes bans flavored tobacco): No, because banning it restricts personal freedom

[HillGoose]

u r a democrat with a slight yes lean on props whatever those are

[I’m not Stu]

u r a democrat with a slight yes lean on props whatever those are

I voted for independent Bryan Chehock for Orange County DA instead of Democrat Pete Hardin.

Here's what the propositions I voted on were about:
Prop 1 (yes guarantees reproductive rights in state constitution): Yes
Prop 26 (yes legalizes sports betting in-person): Yes, for more personal freedom
Prop 27 (yes legalizes sports betting online): Yes, for more personal freedom
Prop 28 (yes increases funding for arts programs in schools): Yes
Prop 29 (yes always requires a physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant on-site at dialysis clinics): No
Prop 30 (yes increases state income tax to fund climate change prevention efforts ): No, because it was weirdly worded and mostly bankrolled by corporate interests
Prop 31 (yes bans flavored tobacco): No, because banning it restricts personal freedom

[S019]

(small l) libertarian-leaning partisan Democrat

[Make America Grumpy Again]

Lib left Dem