This election season, Californians will decide on 17 statewide ballot measures.  TV ads and campaign literature urge voters to say "yes" on this proposition, or "no" on that initiative.

Campaigners can only say so much in a leaflet or 30 second commercial, but on the web, prop proponents can get far more specific. 

One smart investor took note of that and snatched up a bunch of potentially valuable political URLs.

Laurel Rosenhall wrote about these virtual political land-grabbers in a recent piece for Cal Matters and joined Take Two with the details. 

To hear the full conversation, click the blue play button above.