Forget the presidential candidates: California has 17 propositions to vote on in the coming election.
But 60% are now in favour of Proposition 14 and plan to vote Yes.
2. Proposition 37. Food activists around the world kept a close eye on California this past November when the time came to vote on Proposition 37 -- a ballot initiative to label genetically modified organisms in food.
They are invited to vote on Proposition 54, which would ban the state from putting its citizens into racial boxes in everything from education to hiring and contracting.
Mohave County in the northwest, covering part of the Grand Canyon, was the only county in 2010 to vote against Proposition 100, a ballot amendment that temporarily raised the state's sales tax by one percentage point.
On Tuesday, Arizona voters were given the chance to vote on Proposition 107, which prohibits "the state from giving preferential treatment to or discriminating against any person or group on the basis of race, sex, colour, ethnicity or national origin".
Conway urged people in the audience to vote for Proposition A, a $300 million affordable housing bond that the mayor is pushing.
The issue has garnered a lot of controversy, especially in California, where this fall voters will head to the polls to vote on Proposition 19, a ballot measure that would legalize the sale of cannabis in the state.
This fundamental right to know will be at the ballot box in November when Californians have the opportunity to vote for Proposition 37 and demand labeling of genetically engineered foods.
San Francisco residents are going to the polls on Tuesday to vote on Proposition F, which would restrict short-term rentals to 75 days maximum per year and give neighbors greater power to sue rental property owners who rent out their property for long periods.
