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League of Women Voters of California Education Fund Pros & Cons of June 1998 State Ballot Measures

The League of Women Voters of California is a nonpartisan organization committed to informed and active citizen participation in government. All citizens, men and women, of voting age are welcomed to join. The League has two roles, citizen education and advocacy. Our election services are carried out by the League of Women Voters of California Education Fund (LWVCEF) and exclude all advocacy.

These PROS & CONS are researched and developed by the LWVCEF. They are an unbiased presentation of the measures on the June 2, 1998 California General Election ballot. The League does not judge the merits of the arguments or guarantee their validity. Arguments come from many sources and are not limited to those found in the state ballot pamphlet.

About Ballot Measures

Criteria for Evaluating Ballot Propositions (en español !!)

Some questions to ask yourself while deciding on your vote

The Initiative Process (en español !!)

How measures get put on the ballot and how future changes can be made

June 1998 California State Ballot Measures

• Proposition 219. Ballot Measures. Application.
• Proposition 220. Courts. Superior and Municipal Court Consolidation.
• Proposition 221. Subordinate Judicial Officers. Discipline.
• Proposition 222. Murder. Peace Officer Victim. Sentence Credits.
• Proposition 223. Schools. Spending Limits on Administration.
• Proposition 224. State-funded Design and Engineering Services.
• Proposition 225. Limiting Congressional Terms. Proposed U.S. Constitutional Amendment.
• Proposition 226. Political Contributions by Employees, Union Members, Foreign Entities.
• Proposition 227. English Language in Public Schools.

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