I can't say I really understand the concept of proactive voter registration. If you are an otherwise eligible voter (i.e. an adult of at least 18 years of age), you should be able to vote. Period. Even if everyone is registered, no one is being forced to vote. What is the downside of ensuring that all eligible voters are registered? I can think of none (except from partisans of a particular political persuasion).
I'm very proud of the California Legislature. So much for top-two and independent redistricting resulting in a more moderate legislature.
It'd be nice if single-payer and a higher minimum wage would also be passed (the latter will more probably be a Proposition next year).
Wow that's really impressive. Well done, CA legislature (and Jerry Brown).
Governor Brown has yet to act on the bills (except the vaccine law noted above), though I find it very unlikely he'll veto any of them.
