Harris casts mail-in ballot, won't say how she voted on get-tough-on-crime ballot measure, Prop 36
Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris, a California resident, told reporters that she cast her Election Day ballot by mail but declined to say how she voted on the state's ballot initiative Proposition 36, which would impose harsher penalties for certain drug and theft-related crimes if approved.
No one — not the Governor's Office, the CHP task force, nor the attorney general — can tell us how many of the people ...
The latest polls show an overwhelming lead for Proposition 36, known as “The Homelessness, Drug Addiction and Theft Reduction ...
Supporters say by creating a new “treatment-mandated felony” classification for repeat drug offenders, Prop. 36 would ...
Proposition 36 promises to address California’s crime and fentanyl challenges. However, with no new funding, experts warn it ...
Last week, CBS News California took a closer look at the drug component of Proposition 36 — also known as The Homeless, ...
And Proposition 36, if it passes, would allow two low-level misdemeanors, theft and drug possession, to be treated like ...
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No on Prop 36 campaign says it's a fraud while Yes campaign calls for consequencesIn the final days of the 2024 campaign, those opposed to Proposition 36 gathered in Downtown Los Angeles Thursday morning to express their disapproval of the proposition while supporters remain firm.
Less than two weeks out from the election, polls don’t matter. What matters is who is going to vote. We are leaving nothing ...
Community leaders and advocates joined KCRA 3's Brandi Cummings for a roundtable discussion about Proposition 36, which, if passed, would make major changes to theft and drug sentences in California.
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Proposition 36 is inequitable because it treats prior misdemeanor convictions as cumulative instead of ‘letting the ...
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