California Election Results: 5 Key Ballot Measures in L.A.

Some major propositions were put before California voters during the midterm elections. Between taxing billionaires and enforcing voter identification requirements, Angelenos were put to the test in an election that posed an example for the rest of the country. Should stricter parameters be placed on voters? Should billionaires put forth 5% of their earnings to fund California health care? Do firefighters deserve increased funding at the expense of taxpayers? California was tasked with these questions, and voters answered — but the races have been tight. These are the five most prominent propositions and measures from Tuesday’s midterm elections and where the races currently stand. Proposition 39 This proposition would invalidate mail ballots that do not include the last four digits of a government-issued identification number on the envelope, including a driver’s license, passport or Social Security number.

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