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If reading through the California ballot propositions has made your head spin, you are in the right place! From Sept. 23rd – Oct. 4, the teams from Bay Curious and The Bay podcasts are exploring the 10 statewide ballot propositions in our Prop Fest series. Check The Bay and Bay Curious podcast feeds every weekday for new episodes or get caught up below.

Two young people hold signs saying "honk if your rent is too high" and "we deserve housing" at a rally.

Prop. 33 Battle Over Rent Control Attracts Big Money on Both Sides

Imprisoned people wearing orange outfits hang out in an outdoor area of the prison, while a guard watches from a tower overhead.

Proposition 36 Would Increase Penalties for Some Drug and Theft Crimes

Should Proposition 35 Make a Tax to Help Fund Medi-Cal Permanently and Limit How the Money Is Used?

Two young people hold signs saying "honk if your rent is too high" and "we deserve housing" at a rally.

Proposition 33 Would End State Limits on Rent Control

Proposition 32 Raises the Minimum Wage to $18 an Hour

A prison guard in uniform stands in front of a gate with a building in the background.

Proposition 6 Would Abolish Involuntary Servitude in Prisons

An easel displaying an image of a planned senior housing development sits on the open construction site where it will be built.

Proposition 5 Would Lower the Voting Threshold for Certain Local Bond Measures

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Proposition 4 Would Raise $10 Billion in Bonds for Climate Projects

A row of flagpoles displaying rainbow flags stands in front of San Francisco City Hall.

Proposition 3 Would Enshrine Marriage Equality into California's Constitution

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Proposition 2 Asks Voters to Approve $10 Billion in School Bonds

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