Simplified Ballot Initiative Summaries Now Available

Get clear, concise information on upcoming ballot initiatives through our summaries. Each summary covers the effect of your vote, a summary of the measure, its background, potential immediate and fiscal impacts if passed, and the key arguments for and against the initiative. Make an informed decision this election season!

Initiative 2066: Related to the Restrictions on Access to Natural Gas
Initiative 2109: Repeal Capital Gains Tax
Initiative 2117: Prohibiting All State Agencies, Counties, and Cities From Implementing Any Type of Carbon Tax Credit Trading [Repeal the Climate Commitment Act (CCA)]
Initiative 2124: Opting out of Long-Term Services Insurance Program

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