Terminate this, Arnold!
State Ballot Measures
100.0% ( 17726 of 17726 ) precincts reporting as of Nov 9, 2005 at 7:27 am
100.0% ( 17726 of 17726 ) precincts reporting as of Nov 9, 2005 at 7:27 am
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| Statewide Returns | County Returns | County Status |
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Propositions Yes Votes Pct. No Votes Pct. | |
73 N Minor's Pregnancy 3,130,062 47.4 3,465,629 52.6 Map | |
74 N Teacher Tenure 2,987,010 44.9 3,662,932 55.1 Map | |
75 N Public Union Dues 3,092,495 46.5 3,551,011 53.5 Map | |
76 N Spending/Funding 2,522,327 37.9 4,115,388 62.1 Map | |
77 N Redistricting 2,673,530 40.5 3,920,487 59.5 Map | |
78 N Rx Drug Discounts 2,719,999 41.5 3,821,957 58.5 Map | |
79 N Rx Drug Rebates 2,523,803 38.9 3,950,763 61.1 Map | |
80 N Electric Regulation 2,189,126 34.3 4,182,374 65.7 Map | |
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Y - Proposition is passing |
posted by Jim Hughes at 11/09/2005 10:04:00 AM
3 Comments:
Click on the "MAP" link in the main post for an interesting view of the vote distribution that shows the reason people say California is really two states. It is particularly striking to look at the vote on Prop. 73, the so-called parental consent for abortions for minors law (which was riddled with time bombs its proponents thought nobody would notice).
The Maine Lesbian/gay rights repeal initiative failed, 56% to 44%.
All of the other Maine initiatives passed, but in fairness, they were not citizen initiatives, but rather required referendums to approve legislated bonding proposals.
Maybe Arnie should move to Maine.
I loved looking at those maps! (I always love maps.) Orange County probably votes the exact same way as Oakland County.
Hey! They reversed the red and the blue!
Typical California thing to do.
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