Same sex marriage is currently legal nationwide. But prop three would make it part of the California constitution similar to how voters enshrined access to abortion into the state constitution.

From minimum wage to criminal penalties, California voters are being asked to decide on 10 measures on the November ballot. NBCLA's Chief Political reporter Conan Nolan breaks down the argument ...

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One of the state ballot measures, Proposition 3, will decide whether to include same-sex marriage in the California Constitution. It will not change who can marry in California currently.

Proposition 3 amends the California Constitution, solidifying same-sex marriage rights. It will remove wording in the state constitution that says marriage is only between a man and a woman.

Proposition 6 would end mandatory work assignments in California prisons, a practice allowed under the state Constitution as a punishment for crime. Supporters say forced labor in prison is a form ...

California is officially set to rewrite the Montana Constitution. Advertised as reproductive freedom and protecting women, CI-128 does the exact opposite. Brought to you by big money out of ...

California voters will decide a statewide proposition this fall that would make it easier for governments to borrow money for affordable housing and local infrastructure projects by changing a ...

This post was updated Nov. 4 at 12:18 a.m. California voters will vote on guaranteeing the right to same-sex marriage in the state constitution this November. If passed, Proposition 3 would ...

But the language placed in the California Constitution by Proposition 8 has never been removed. State Senator Scott Wiener worries that the U.S. Supreme Court could reverse its 2015 decision on ...

According to the official ballot summary, the proposition “changes the California Constitution to eliminate the right of same-sex couples to marry in California” and “provides that only ...