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The Campus Times does not endorse candidates; it does take stands on initiatives. The following are our recommendation on several proposi­tions that will appear on the Nov. 8 ballot. We encourage all registered voters to exercise their right and make their vote count.

Prop. 95 Hunger and Homelessness Funding Yes
Prop. 96 Communicable Disease Tests No
Prop. 96 Communicable Disease Tests No
Prop. 98 School Funding Yes
Prop. 99 Cigarette and Tobacco Tax Yes
Prop. 100 Insurance Rates, Regulation No
Prop. 101 Automobile Accident Claims and Insurance Rates No
Prop. 102 Reporting Exposure to AIDS Virus No
Prop. 103 Insurance Rates, Regulation, Commissioner Yes
Prop. 104 Automobile and Other Insurance No
Prop. 106 Attorney Fees Limit for Tort Claims No
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