Californians will vote on ten statewide ballot propositions this fall. The outcome of these measure will shape state policy regarding the minimum wage, criminal penalties, involuntary servitude, the right to marry, rent control, low-income housing, bond funding for schools and environmental projects, and more. 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.”