As reported in the Republic this a.m., Recorder's Offices around the state will begin recounting the votes on Proposition 112. While most (bloodshot) eyes were (un)focused on the Prop. 203 nail-biter, Prop. 112 remained closer for most of the post-election counting.
Prop. 112 will move up the deadline for filing petitions for ballot initiatives, from July 1 to May 1. (Interesting trivia: Prop. 203 - the only measure to get on the ballot through the citizen petition process - actually filed their signatures on April 29 and would NOT have been effected by the earlier date.)
Some valid questions raised in the comments to the Republic article. I am seeking answers, and will let you know when I get them.
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