this was originally published in Partisan issue no. 21, printed September 2005.
Vote NO on Propositions 73 - 78
Vote YES on Propositions 79 and 80
October 24 is the last day to register for the November 8 Special Election
Vote November 8 Special Election
Statewide Measures
Proposition 73: No - Protect the privacy and reproductive rights of young women.
Proposition 74: No - No reign of terror in the schools. Protect job rights and freedom for teachers.
Proposition 75: No - Save working people's political rights.
Proposition 76: No - Don't give the governor dictatorial powers.
Proposition 77: No - No to phony electoral "reform" put forward for partisan advantage.
Proposition 78: No - Vote no to the drug companies' scam.
Proposition 79: Yes - Vote for lower drug costs and to stop price gouging.
Proposition 80: Yes - Consumer protection against energy company rip-offs.
Livermore
Measure D: No - Stop the development scam; protect the environment and the people of the Livermore Valley.
San Francisco
Measure D: Yes - Metropolitan Transportation Commission reform.
Measure I: Yes - "College Not Combat." Put S.F. on record against military recruiting.






The Partisan was the newspaper published by the Peace And Freedom Party State Central Committee and was published regularly from 1994 to 2009.