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A fiery legal battle over California’s Proposition 39 has reached a pivotal moment: Judge rules in favor of Attorney General Rob Bonta, ensuring his voter ID language will appear on the ballot. The measure, which would require voters to prove citizenship, is framed by supporters as a security upgrade—but critics argue it’s a barrier to access. Republicans, undeterred by the ruling, see this as part of a national movement toward citizenship verification and believe voters will back the measure. Bonta celebrates the win as proof his version accurately reflects the law’s intent. With November’s election looming and the voter registration deadline just around the corner, Californians are gearing up to decide on 14 major statewide measures—including this one that could reshape voting in the state.

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