Props overload: Making sense of your ballot

Tuesday, November 8, 2016

Prop 56 proposes increasing cigarette tax

Proposition 56 increases cigarette tax by $2 a pack. Get more information from this video from SeePolitical.

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- To help voters before Election Day, SeePolitical has created animated videos that explain the ballot measures.

Proposition 51 authorizes $9 billion in bonds to modernize K-12 public schools. Get more information from this video from SeePolitical.

Proposition 53 requires a public vote for bonds issued by the government in excess of $2 billion. Get more information from this video from SeePolitical.

Proposition 54 requires all legislative bills to be published online 72 hours before a vote. Get more information from this video from SeePolitical.

Proposition 55 extends temporary measure for higher income tax for the wealthy. Get more information from this video from SeePolitical.

Proposition 57 allows felons of nonviolent crimes consideration for early parole. Get more information from this video from SeePolitical.

Proposition 59 notifies officials of public opinion in amending the US Constitution to overturn Citizens United. Get more information from this video from SeePolitical.

Proposition 60 requires condom use during sexual intercourse in adult films. Get more information from this video from SeePolitical.

Proposition 61 prohibits state from purchasing prescription drugs at a price higher than those bought by the USDVA. Get more information from this video from SeePolitical.

Proposition 62 repeals the death penalty and replaces it with life in imprisonment without possibility of parole.. Get more information from this video from SeePolitical.

Proposition 63 requires background checks for ammo purchases and bans large-capacity magazines. Get more information from this video from SeePolitical.