California Journal Analyses

The California Voter Foundation is pleased to be featuring the California Journal's analyses of the California propositions and races, originally published in the magazine's September and October 1996 editions. For those who are not familiar with this publication, the California Journal is a monthly magazine published by Statenet Publications in Sacramento. It is widely read by Capitol insiders, and is an invaluable source of news on California government and politics. This magazine is recommended to anyone interested in staying informed on California political news. (Annual subscriptions are $37.95. Call 800-726-4566 to order your subscription.)

California Journal Analysis on California Propositions

Bonds: Prop 204, Prop 205, and Prop 206

Tort Reform: Prop 207, Prop 211 and Prop 213

Campaign Finance: Prop 208 and Prop 212

Affirmative Action: Prop 209

Minimum Wage: Prop 210

HMO Regulation: Prop 214 and Prop 216

Medical Marijuana: Prop 215

Tax the Rich: Prop 217

Local Taxes: Prop 218

District-by-District Analyses

(Note: the percentages listed in the district-by-district analyses represent the Democratic and Republican party registration totals as of March 1996. The asterick alongside selected districts indicate those congressional and legislative races the California Journal considers to be the "hottest" or most competitive.)

Congressional District Races

1-10 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-52

Senate District Races

1-19 21-39

Assembly District Races

1-10 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 51-60 61-70 71-80

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