Our recommendations for the June 5 ballot

No on Proposition 68
A $4 billion bond proposal to take care of things the state should already be funding.
Yes on Proposition 69
There’s little reason to trust politicians to spend responsibly. Prop. 69 offers restraint.
No on Proposition 70
It’s just a one-time two-thirds vote, in 2024, for how revenues are spent that year.
Yes on Proposition 71
Measures approved by voters shall take effect five days after the secretary of state certifies the results.
Yes on Proposition 72
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