From the California Secretary of State. The position of each initiative as it works its way from signature gathering to ballot placement.

Includes full text of the propositions, accompanying material contained in the voters' pamphlets, related legal and legistlative history, and digital images of the voter's pamphlests; can limit by years, proposition number, keywords, and whether it passed or failed. From Hastings College of Law Library (University of California).

Libertarian guide to drafting and circulating petitions.

Supporting an industry-sponsored initiative to restrict access to state courts.

Provides voters with facts and non-partisan analysis, access to information on who supported and opposed the measures, who paid for the campaigns, and how much was spent on heath care related measures.

Proposed ballot initiative to provide the King James Bible in public schools for the study of history, civilization, and ethics. Initiative closed as of May 24, 2004.

Opposes passage of Proposition 72 which would require employers to provide heath insurance for their employees and their families.

An individual's take on why Proposition 64 should be opposed.

a private individual offers his opinions on the California ballot propositions.

Official ballot arguments for and against passage of this constitutional and statute initiative governing American Indian gaming in California. Initiative grants exclusive tribal gaming rights.

Official ballot arguments for and against passage of Proposition 71 which establishes a California state constitutional right to conduct stem cell research and provides $3 Billion in funds for stem cell research.

Supports passage of Proposition 71 which permits stem cell research that has the potential to provide treatments or cures for diseases and injuries including diabetes, spinal injuries, blindness, cancer.

Official ballot arguments for and against Proposition 72 a referendum on a law passed by the state legislature and signed into law by the governor which require that large and medium businesses provide health care insurance.

Arguments in favor of passage of referendum requiring medium and large business to provide health insurance coverage for their employees.

Supports Proposition 64 which would prohibit private enforcement of state labor law when the plaintiffs haven't been personally harmed by the alleged violation.