California's Proposition 36 Passes, Toughens Crime Penalties

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California voters passed several key propositions, including Proposition 36, which imposes tougher penalties for drug and theft crimes, and Proposition 2, which funds public school facilities. Proposition 3 repeals the ban on same-sex marriage in the state constitution, while Proposition 4 funds climate change projects. Proposition 35 ensures permanent funding for Medi-Cal. However, voters rejected Proposition 5, which aimed to ease local bond measures for affordable housing, and Proposition 33, which sought to expand rent control. Some propositions, like Proposition 6 on inmate labor and Proposition 32 on minimum wage, remain undecided.
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