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Breaking News!

With only 12 days until the election, California's turnout is roughly 13% with nearly 2.9 million ballots returned.

This morning, the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) released findings from their latest statewide "Californians and Their Government" survey, which highlights voter preferences for candidates in the presidential, Senate, and House races as well as the statewide ballot measures.

With voter contact efforts in full swing, we are beginning to get a clearer picture of how voters view each of the measures as they fill out and return their ballots.

Below is a quick snapshot of the results:

As always, it's important to remember that polling is only a snapshot in time, and we expect some of these results to continue to fluctuate during the final two weeks of advertising.

As we get closer to Election Day, these opinions may change based on voter education, so stay tuned for more updates!

Tom Ross | President and CEO | Swing Strategies

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In case you missed it, here's our full summary of statewide ballot initiatives as they move through the process. And if you're curious about what's coming up on the horizon over the next couple of months, check out our political calendar here. Lastly, for Tom Ross' Happening In California newsletter, sign up here.