Action on Propositions, November 2006. League of Women Voters of California

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ACTION GUIDE: NOVEMBER 7, 2006

This page is archived. See our recommendations for the most current election.

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. We never take positions on candidates or political parties.

Read our flyer for a summary of our recommendations for your vote on propositions. Consider printing it and giving it to your friends! (Also available in black&white or color).

See our detailed analysis for each proposition:

Yes on 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E, 84, 86, and 89

No on 85, 88, and 90

Each includes description and background, summary points, a list of supporters and opponents, resources for more information, sample letters to the editor.

We are neutral on Propositions 1A, 83, and 87 meaning that we are not taking a stand either for or against those propositions.

FOR MORE INFORMATION...

For information about League positions and their application to a particular proposition, contact advocacy@lwvc.org. See also "How we develop our stands on issues".

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

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

For information about contests and candidates on your ballot and to find your polling place, go to Smart Voter.

See recommendations from past elections.

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