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On November 4, voters in six states will decide 24 statewide ballot measures, with several pivotal proposals targeting election and voting policies.
Key measures include California's Proposition 50, which would adopt a new, legislature-drawn congressional district map for the latter half of the decade.
In Texas, Proposition 16 seeks to constitutionally ban non-citizens from voting, a policy already in state law, but one that would require greater legislative consensus and voter approval to ever amend.
BetOnline.ag has set yes/no odds for five November 4 referenda, including the two aforementioned ones in California and Texas.
Also, on the betting board are measures for Maine and New York, which you can find below.
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Will Proposition 50 on California ballot pass? (Legislature-drawn congressional district map for 2026-2030)
Yes -225
No +160
(Note: Odds equate to a 69.2% implied probability measure will pass)
Will Question 2 on Maine ballot pass? (Restrict a person’s access to dangerous weapons, ERPO)
Yes +135
No -175
(Note: Odds equate to a 42.6% implied probability measure will pass)
Will Proposal 1 on New York ballot pass? (Allow park forest preserve acres for ski sports)
Yes -4000
No +1000
(Note: Odds equate to a 97.6% implied probability measure will pass)
Will Proposition 16 on Texas ballot pass? (Non-citizens voting rights)
Yes -5000
No +1200
(Note: Odds equate to a 98% implied probability measure will pass)
Will Proposition 2 on Texas ballot pass? (No capital gains tax)
Yes -1500
No +600
(Note: Odds equate to a 93.8% implied probability measure will pass)
- BetOnline Press
