Californians will vote on 14 statewide ballot propositions this fall. They span a wide variety of issues including voter ID, several housing measures including a bond issuance and a new state-funded housing mortgage program, and competing measures to institute a wealth tax and to prohibit such a tax.  Many of these proposals are hard to understand and cause voters to throw up their hands in frustration. For more than a decade, the Rose Institute has helped voters overcome their confusion by providing non-partisan, objective, accessible guides to the state ballot. These guides include both longer form “backgrounders” and short informational “video voter guides."  Join Rose Institute Director Ken Miller and Rose Institute students who will share this year’s guides, answer your questions, and help you make informed choices.