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Deciding which way to vote can be especially tricky in a year of heavily lopsided fundraising, when one side is spending a lot more money to get its message out. Take, for example, Props 1, 2, and 47 where supporters have spent millions more than opponents.

Fox and Hounds

Organizaciones en California apuran hoy las últimas horas del periodo de registro de votantes en el estado para motivar a los latinos a que participen en las elecciones con el argumento de que están en juego varios asientos en el Congreso federal y estatal y que un hispano acceda a la Secretaría del estado.

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Californians planning to vote by mail are beginning to read through their November ballots, assessing six statewide propositions, trying to find the truth after months of television bombardments by, usually, the groups opposed to them.

Central Valley Business Times

A new online tool allows Californians to take charge of the state's water future. The California Water Challenge by the non-partisan group Next 10 asks residents to make choices about the state's limited water supply.

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