Three of the initiatives are constitutional amendments, such as one that removes the rule saying California recognizes only male-female marriages.
California voters will decide on 10 ballot measures in November, addressing a wide range of issues including the minimum wage, rent control, public safety, taxes, education, and health care.
Each of the initiatives—including three state constitutional amendments and two multibillion-dollar bonds—will need approval from at least 50 percent of voters to pass.
State Constitutional Amendments
Prop. 3: Marriage Equality (ACA 5)
The California Constitution currently states that only marriage between a man and a woman is recognized in the state, but federal law prevents the enforcement of this provision.
