Alan Greenblatt is a GOVERNING correspondent.
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More California Results
California voters, having rejected every measure on the special election ballot last November, are feeling in a more positive frame of mind, it seems.
As mentioned below, the state's anti-sex offender measure will pass overwhelmingly.
As of now, most of the massive infrastructure package that Governor Arnold and the Dem legislature sent to voters is winning approval.
A parental notification measure is narrowly losing at the moment.
The eminent domain measure is barely winning.
Proposition 88, which would have imposed a $50 tax on property parcels for education, is going down by a 4 to 1 margin.
The "clean" campaign finance measure is also going down big time (in early voting).
Written and compiled by staff writers and editors, GOVERNING View is an on-the-ground, and sometimes behind-the-scenes, look at the topics we're covering in print and online. From notes on what's up in statehouses, county courthouses and city halls, to encounters with people, places and things, GOVERNING View is a window into the side of state and local government you don't always see.
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