[ModelBreaker]

The Southland, and esp. LA County will settle the doubtful issues, and it just might be pro-73. An outside chance, and dependent utterly on the Latino Catholic voter.

At this point, I would say that all initiatives go down. LA hasn't reported nor have any significant number of precincts in Alameda county reported. They will go heavily anti-75. The only hope is that Orange County is only partly in. Don't think that will be enough.

The continuing downward slide of a once great state continues. Getting rid of Gray Davis has turned out to be the poison pill for Republicans I predicted. California is ungovernable. Nothing about that will change for a generation. Our job now is to prevent the cancer from spreading.

[Looper]

I disagree. Look at the counties reporting. Most of Orange is not in, SF and Marin are in, Stanislaus has nothing in. Keeping my fingers crossed.

[who_would_fardels_bear]

The good thing about living in a quasi-free-market democracy is that no matter how stupid or ill-conceived the government is, most decisions you make for yourself.

Even if 73 goes down in flames, the vast majority of girls can continue to confide in their parents and refrain from having abortions.

The good news is that if 75 passes, conservative union members will have an easier time of choosing not to contribute to dem-witted campaigns.

The bad news is fire arm bans in SF which DO limit our choices, and in unconstitutional ways.