[newzjunkey]

With LA County still out, it'll probably be a clean sweep. The "right" voters simply didn't bother voting and the easily lead were frightened into voting.

[Prime Choice]

The "right" voters simply didn't bother voting...

If they couldn't be bothered to vote, then they weren't the "right" voters at all.

[hattend]

C A L I F O R N I A   S E C R E T A R Y   O F   S T A T E  B R U C E   M c P H E R S O N Special Statewide Election November 8, 2005

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State Ballot Measures
48.9% ( 8638 of 17657 ) precincts reporting as of Nov 8, 2005 at 10:42 pm

Statewide Returns	County Returns | County Status

   Propositions                      Yes Votes   Pct.   No Votes   Pct.

  N    Minor's Pregnancy          1,813,312  49.4   1,857,188  50.6  Map

  N    Teacher Tenure             1,763,517  47.6   1,935,235  52.4  Map

  Y    Public Union Dues          1,864,146  50.5   1,828,497  49.5  Map

  N    Spending/Funding           1,488,717  40.3   2,199,670  59.7  Map

  N    Redistricting              1,586,553  43.3   2,071,827  56.7  Map

  N    Rx Drug Discounts          1,523,596  41.9   2,111,202  58.1  Map

  N    Rx Drug Rebates            1,406,696  38.9   2,200,940  61.1  Map

  N    Electric Regulation        1,233,933  34.8   2,310,524  65.2  Map

      Y - Proposition is passing
      N - Proposition is not passing

[Uncle Kermie]

I fear you're right. However, while the core of LA is a bunch of Rats, the bedroom ring is friendly. The core (central) precincts report to Norwalk more quickly. Expect LA to split the baby on 73 (pun intended) and 75, and maybe slightly opposed. But if we can keep the "yes" votes to over 48% in LA County, 73 and 75 will win.