My take, after reading all 160 pages, plus the supplemental:
Prop 1A: Local Gov't Revenue Protection - YES
Prop 59: Open Meetings - YES
Prop 60: Rights of Political Parties - YES
Prop 60A: Surplus Property - YES
Prop 61: Children's Hospital Bonds - NO
Prop 62: Louisiana Style Primaries - NO
Prop 63: Millionaire Tax - NO
Prop 64: End Shakedown Lawsuits - YES
Prop 65: Local Gov't Revenue Protection - YES
Prop 66: Ease 3 Strikes Law - NO
Prop 67: Phone Tax - NO
Prop 68: 25% tax on Indian Gaming - YES
Prop 69: Collect DNA - NO
Prop 70: Exclusive Indian Gaming - NO
Prop 71: State Funding for Stem Cell Research - NO
Prop 72: Mandated Healthcare Coverage - NO
I agree with you on most, except a couple:
Prop 65: Local Gov't Revenue Protection - YES
Prop 68: 25% tax on Indian Gaming - YES
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You may want to take another look.
Prop. 65 says you have to have voter approval to reduce local revenues, I think. I am voting NO. Prop 1A is what Arnold and the local governments agreed to.
Prop. 68 is bad, because first of all the 25% wouldn't go to the state, it would go to local taxes, who would fritter it away, and the state couldn't tax them on top of that, and if they won't pay it, others could put up casinos all over the place, which I personally don't really object to, but I don't like the way it's written. I am voting NO on this.