Your Vote 2026: A guide to last-minute voting
THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) — Voting can be a daunting task for many, especially this year, with multiple propositions for voters to understand.
While Election Day is Tuesday, there is still time to research the issues and make a plan to cast your ballot.
California voters face 14 statewide propositions on this year’s ballot, covering topics such as health care, housing and voter identification. For the first time since 1990, five of those measures deal specifically with taxes or tax rules, requiring voters to evaluate arguments on both sides before deciding on a yes or no vote.
Researching ballot propositions thoroughly is a priority for residents navigating the lengthy ballot. But News Channel 3 is helping you get informed and register.
For voter resources and voter registration, go here.
For candidate and proposition information, go here.
For interactive graphics, go here.
Additionally, News Channel 3 is following your ballots for you, with full election coverage on election day.
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