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    Which Way, L.A.?

    Decisions, Decisions in the State, the Cities and the Counties

    In California's statewide election, Proposition 8 appears to have been decided.  Governor Schwarzenegger says Prop 11 passed, too, but others insist it's still too close to call. We review the election results today and talk with LA County's newest elected supervisor. Also, there were long lines and mechanical breakdowns all over the country. Why was voting in the biggest state in the union virtually problem-free?

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    By Warren Olney • Nov 6, 2008 • 30m Listen

    In California's statewide election, Proposition 8 appears to have been decided. Governor Schwarzenegger says Prop 11 passed, too, but others insist it's still too close to call. We review the election results today and talk with LA County's newest elected supervisor. Also, there were long lines and mechanical breakdowns all over the country. Why was voting in the biggest state in the union virtually problem-free?

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    2 stories
    1. 0:00

      State and Local Election Results

      Proposition 8 appears to have passed, but same-sex marriage is already making its way back to the courts. Governor Schwarzenegger says Prop 11 passed, too, but others insist it's still too close to call.  Statewide bond issues passed, too, but it may be a long time before anyone sees any money.

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      24 min
    2. 24:25

      Relatively Smooth Sailing at Los Angeles Polls

      In other parts of the country, there was trouble with long lines caused by voting machines and new rules for determining voter ID.  Kim Alexander is President of the California Voter Foundation which monitors the election process in the Golden State.

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      3 min
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      Warren Olney

      former KCRW broadcaster

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      Andrea Brody

      Senior Producer, KCRW's Life Examined and To the Point podcast

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    2 stories
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      State and Local Election Results

    2. 24:253 min

      Relatively Smooth Sailing at Los Angeles Polls

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