Our Easy Voter Guide helps the election makes sense. View, download and share it with your friends and family. Other languages will be posted soon. 

What is in the Easy Voter Guide?
 

In this “general” election on November 3, 2020, voters will:

• Choose a President and Representatives in U.S. Congress and the California State Legislature.
• Vote “YES” or “NO” on 12 proposed state laws for California.
• Vote for other candidates and proposed laws depending on where you live.

Every registered voter will get a Voter Information Guide in the mail that lists everything they can vote on. You do not have to vote on everything. Your votes still count even if you choose to skip some things on
your ballot. View our Easy Voter Guide to help you understand the 12 proposed state laws (propositions):

• Prop 14 – Stem Cell Research
• Prop 15 – Taxes on Commercial Property
• Prop 16 – Allow Public Agencies to Consider Diversity
• Prop 17 – Voting Rights for People Who Have Completed Their Prison Term
• Prop 18 – Voting Rights for 17-Year-Olds
• Prop 19 – Changes in Property Tax Rules
• Prop 20 – Changes to Criminal Penalties and Parole
• Prop 21 – Local Governments and Rent Control
• Prop 22 – Rideshare and Delivery Drivers
• Prop 23 – Kidney Dialysis Clinics
• Prop 24 – Changes to Consumer Privacy Laws
• Prop 25 – Yes or No on Getting Rid of Bail

Visit votersedge.org to see what will be on your ballot. It’s easy. Just enter your home address.

This guide is a collaboration of the League of Women Voters® of California Education Fund and the California State Library.