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For me there were something like ten statewide offices (gov, lt gov, AG, SoS, controller, insurance commissioner, state superintendent, treasurer), like 15 yes/no votes on judicial appointments, House, Senate x2 (for the next term and for the rest of the current term since Padilla was appointed by Newsom), state assembly, a few local races (including school board and rent board which were vote for up to 3 or 5), and then like seven state ballot props and four local ones

It's pretty dumb; in particular, it's way too easy to get a proposition on the ballot in CA. Like this is the fourth election in a row where we're voting on a dialysis clinic regulation (not exactly something that I'd say is an appropriate question to bring directly to the voters) because a union is trying to pressure the dialysis clinics.