Proposition87

Looks like dKos had the right numbers; Proposition 87 goes down in California, 55 percent to 45 percent. The Stanford Daily and the AP say this was to most expensive ballot initiative in state history. Proposition 87, as we've said plenty of times before, had serious Democratic support leading up ...

I can't find any news source that gives the results of the vote on Proposition 87 other than a mention on Daily Kos. Writing on dKos, Meteor Blades says that, with 32 percent of the precincts reporting, only 43 percent of voters have spoken in favor of Proposition 87 while 57 percent have said No. ...

Frank O'Donnell is president of Clean Air Watch and has identified key election races and issues of concern for those who vote with a green conscience. He first asks if the environment plays a significant role in voter decisions, citing conflicting polls. But he also emphasizes that in very tight ...

Support for California's Proposition 87 is a decidedly Democratic affair. California Senator Barbara Boxer wrote a newspaper editorial asking voters for support. Al Gore has filmed a TV commercial in favor of the measure and yesterday former President Bill Clinton was at a rally of 5,000 people ...

U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer wrote a piece in the Perspective section of last Sunday's San Jose Mercury News asking Californians to vote yes on Proposition 87. According to the California State Association of Counties (CSAC), Prop 87 would establish a $4 billion program to reduce oil and gasoline ...