Action on Propositions, November 2002. League of Women Voters of California

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ACTION GUIDE: NOVEMBER 2002

In our Action/Advocacy role, the League is nonpartisan but we use our positions to advocate for or against particular policies in the public interest.

The League is taking a stand on six of the seven propositions on the ballot on November 5, 2002.

See our detailed analysis for each proposition including description and background, important points, a list of supporters and opponents, resources for more information, and sample letters to the editor:

Yes on 46 -- Yes on 47 -- No on 49
Yes on 50 -- No on 51 -- Yes on 52

www.stop49.org -- LWV California leads the opposition to Proposition 49. Read why.
Looking at bond measures - can we afford the bond measures on the ballot?
Read our flyer for a summary of our recommendations . Consider printing it and giving it to your friends! (Also available in PDF format).

Press release: "LWVC Announces Ballot Positions: League opposing two controversial budget initiatives; supporting bonds and election day voter registration".

We are taking "no position" on Proposition 48 meaning that we are not taking a stand either "for" or "against" the proposition.

FOR MORE INFORMATION...

For nonpartisan analyses of all propositions, see the League of Women Voters of California Education Fund publications Pros & Cons, In Depth, and Easy Reading Voter Guide.

See also Smart Voter's compilation of information about all propositions at www.smartvoter.org.

The League is a nonpartisan nonprofit organization of women and men
which never supports or opposes candidates or political parties.