Observed arrival · 2026-10-07
California’s 2026 ballot, with the money attached
A one-page guide presents 14 purported California ballot measures, their backers and spending, plus a plain-English questionnaire that returns a YES/NO lean.
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- California voters comparing listed November 2026 measures
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- A “Look closer” marker applies to spending over $10 million or a high special-interest score; the page says this is not a YES-or-NO recommendation.
Field notes
The guide sorts measures by how they reached the ballot and includes legal references alongside reported spending and named funders. It says its “Look closer” marker is triggered by spending above $10 million or a high special-interest score, while stressing that money alone does not indicate how to vote. The questionnaire is described as 13 questions, despite the page listing 14 measures.
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