Did none of you registered California voters out there read your voter pamphlets yet?

Proposition 5 in the November 2008 California elections reduces possession of less than an ounce of marijuana to an infraction, like a traffic ticket, instead of a misdemeanor. It also diverts non-violent drug offenders out of prison and into drug treatment programs.

The net fiscal effect is projected to be positive with a cost of about $1 billion to set up more drug treatment facilities that is offset by the $1 billion saved by not incarcerating all of these people.

Read it for yourself: California Proposition 5 (200 - Ballotpedia

I think it's a step in the right direction, less money spent to imprison stoners, even if it means more money wasted to attempt to educate them.

Wow, it made it to the ballot? I'm so happy for you guys in CA. I hope it passes. More power to you !!!

I was just beginning to go through our ballot this morning. Thanks for the heads up.

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Only in cali!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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MA too Vote yes on number 2.

And PLEASE vote down Prop. 8. I'm pissed enough as it is that it actually got onto the ballot, so let's please vote it down. It's unconstitutional to take away rights in my opinion.

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Indeed yes on 8 and no on 5 is my vote and i hope enough of you agree to make something happen.

fuck yes!!!!!1 i might acutally not move outa CA

pot yes, gay marriage no.

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already read everything, but thanks for the public service announcement even through all the condensation, i understand your wanting to educate the public

VOTE YES on the high speed rail!!! i want to be able to get from LA to SF without dealing with airport BS!

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