Proposition 24

Out of the 12 propositions on the ballot, three have been approved by voters and five have failed while the rest remain uncertain, as of press time.

Here are The Daily Californian’s endorsements for California’s pressing propositions for how residents should vote this November.

According to data gathered by California Target Book, which gives nonpartisan information on the state’s politics, voters have seen an increase of more than $150 million in spending on advertisements for ballot measures this year compared to 2016.

In the face of allegations of companies sharing users’ information without their consent, Proposition 24 aims to limit businesses from profiting off users’ sensitive information.