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California’s Competing Death Penalty Propositions: What Happens if Voters Approve Both?

Election Law Society · November 7, 2016 ·

By: Chelsea Brewer

On November 8th, California voters will be faced with competing propositions affecting the fate of the death penalty in the State. Both propositions operate on “the premise that the system is broken” and claim that justice will be best served if passed. However, the voters’ options regarding the death penalty’s future are in direct conflict with each other.

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