California voters face an unusually long list of propositions to consider on the November ballot. Here's a breakdown.

What to Know Election Day is Nov. 3 in California. Early voting is underway in Los Angeles County and throughout Southern ...

Residents may now begin voting on 14 propositions, ranging from wealth taxes to school funding to voting limitations.  Read about all 14 ballot measures on the 2026 California midterm ballot below. ...

Issues such as healthcare and housing are among the 14 measures that will be up for California voters' consideration on the ballot in November 2026.

California residents will vote on 14 statewide propositions this November, including making an income tax on the top 2% ...

Support for California’s proposed one-time billionaires tax has fallen to 46%, with 52% opposed, as a new PPIC poll finds ...

A week before voters hit the polls, we break down everything you need to know ...

Sign up for EdSource’s free daily newsletter to stay ahead of what’s changing in California education. The long list of measures on the California November 2026 ...

Winning a simple majority might not be enough, and that poses a “triple challenge” for Proposition 40’s proponents.

If passed, Prop. 39 would require voters to present a government-issued ID for in-person voting or provide the last four digits of a government-issued ID for mail-in voting. It would also mandate that ...

California voters will decide on 14 propositions covering issues such as voter ID, taxing billionaires, and affordable housing.