California has 11 ballot measures to consider. These short videos will help you decide
Voting has started for the Nov. 6 election, and Californians face a long list of candidates for state and local offices — and 11 ballot measures on issues ranging from rent control to farm animals to daylight saving time.
Watch these brief videos to learn what each does, how much each costs taxpayers and consumers and who’s for and against them.
What you need to know about Proposition 1: Bonds to build housing
What you need to know about Proposition 2: Housing the homeless
What you need to know about Proposition 3: Bonds for water projects
What you need to know about Proposition 4: Money for children’s hospitals
What you need to know about Proposition 5: Property tax break for seniors
What you need to know about Proposition 6: Gas tax increase repeal
What you need to know about Proposition 7: Changing daylight saving time
What you need to know about Proposition 8: Capping fees at dialysis clinics
What you need to know about Proposition 10: Expanding rent control
What you need to know about Proposition 11: Private ambulance work rules
What you need to know about Proposition 12: Rules for housing farm animals
It’s almost Election Day. Our Voter Guide will get you up to speed — and save you time
Election subscription call cta
This story was originally published October 10, 2018 at 5:16 PM with the headline "California has 11 ballot measures to consider. These short videos will help you decide."