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Why it just got a lot harder to get a proposition on California's ballot
Hundreds of thousands of additional signatures are now required for a proposition to make the California ballot — making it harder and more expensive to place a measure directly before voters.
Why?
State law ties the signatures needed to the number of votes cast in the most recent gubernatorial election. And this year, turnout was strong.
Read more on LAist.com: Why It Just Got A Lot Harder To Get a Proposition On California's Ballo
