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Constitutional Law

Mar. 12, 2014

Six problems with 'Six Californias' initiative

California Secretary of State Debra Bowen recently qualified the "Six Californias" initiative for signature gathering, the first step in getting on the ballot for the 2014 state election.

David A. Carrillo

Executive Director
California Constitution Center at Berkeley Law.

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Stephen M. Duvernay

Phone: (916) 447-4900

Email: steve@benbrooklawgroup.com

Notre Dame Law School; Notre Dame IN

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California Secretary of State Debra Bowen recently qualified the "Six Californias" initiative for signature gathering, the first step in qualifying for the fall 2014 state election. Launched by venture capitalist Tim Draper in December 2013, this initiative would institute a process for dividing California into six new territories that could request admission to the union as new states.

Experts on the U.S. Constitution have expressed reservations about this measure, pointing ou...

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