Direct democracy is in California's political DNA. How to be informed this election
Briefly

"Direct democracy is baked into California's political system, allowing citizens to legislate and amend the constitution at the ballot box, equating voters with lawmakers."
"Two-thirds of California voters support the ability to make laws and change policies via initiatives, indicating strong public backing for direct democracy in the state."
"The costs associated with the initiative process are substantial; seasoned political observers estimate over $450 million has been spent on initiatives just this year."
"We have a system that allows organizations and individuals with substantial financial means to influence the legislative process, effectively ‘buying’ their way into policy-making."
Read at Sacramento Bee
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