California Choices, a collaborative effort by Next 10, IGS at UC Berkeley, the UC San Diego Political Science Department, the Bill Lane Center for the American West at Stanford, and the Center for CA Studies at Sac State, has been designed to equip Californians with a better understanding of why our state has deep problems and what options we have to make it work again for a better future.

2012: California’s “Year of Reform”?

Will 2012 be the long-awaited “Year of Reform” for California government? What are the prospects for changing the form and function of our state constitution, to make government work for all Californians? What specific proposals to reform Golden State governance are coming to the ballot in the June and November, 2012 elections, and what do voters need to know about them? This website, a collaboration by the nonpartisan, nonprofit group Next 10 along with professors and librarians from the University of California, gives you the tools to become an expert on the ballot propositions and share you knowledge with friends and family.

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May. 16, 2012
Will 2012 be the long-awaited “Year of Reform” for California government? What are the prospects for changing the form and function of our state constitution, to make government work for all Californians? What specific proposals to reform Golden State governance are coming to the ballot in the...
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