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Should California change the state constitution to include the right to choose to have an abortion or use contraceptives? Legalize online sports betting in the state? Or ban the sale of flavored tobacco products?
Those are just some of the things that voters will be asked to weigh in on this November for the seven propositions on the California ballot.
Here are the basics of what you need to know about each proposition (including videos from our colleagues at CalMatters.)
Proposition 1: Reproductive rights constitutional amendment
Proposition 26: Sports betting at tribal casinos
Proposition 27: Online sports betting
Proposition 28: K-12 arts education funding
Proposition 29: Dialysis regulations
Proposition 30: Income tax for electric cars
Proposition 31: Flavored tobacco ban