California Votes to Legalize Marijuana

By Kira Davis | 2:04 AM on November 09, 2016

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California’s Prop 64 – a measure to legalize marijuana throughout the state – is projected to pass by nearly 10 points. It looks like California will go the way of Colorado.

Numbers are still coming in but the voters are trending predictably towards more socialism and debt.

Prop 56 raises the cigarette tax by $2 – currently leading by 25 points.

Prop 55 extends “temporary” taxes on high income earners – projected to pass

Prop 57 grants early release to “non-violent” offenders – projected to pass

Prop 63 requires background check for ammunition sales and other gun controls – projected to pass

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Redstate will update these numbers as they are confirmed.

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