Prohibits laws requiring mandatory participation in a health care system. More infomation.

Replaces party primaries with single primary for all candidates, with the top two vote-getters, regardless of party, facing off in the general election. More infomation.

Makes the medical use of marijuana legal under Arkansas law. Establishes a system for the cultivation and distribution of marijuana through non-profit medical dispensaries. More infomation.

Revises law to impose life sentence only when new felony conviction is serious or violent. More infomation.

Requires labeling of foods made from plants or animals that have had their genetic material altered. Prohibits marketing these foods as "natural," with some exeptions. More infomation.

Increases taxes on earnings over $250,000 for seven years and sales taxes by one quarter cent for four years, to fund schools. Backed by Gov. Jerry Brown. More infomation.

Repeals death penalty and replaces it with life imprisonment without possibility of parole. More infomation.

Increases personal taxes using sliding scale, for 12 years. Revenues go to K–12 schools and early childhood programs, and for four years to repaying state debt. More infomation.

Amends the state constitution to permit a person 21 years of age or older to possess and consume limited amounts of marijuana. More infomation.

Removes the state's constitutional ban against funding religious organizations with taxpayer money. It requires approval by 60 percent of voters. More infomation.

Amends the state constitution to prohibits laws that compel any person or employer to purchase, or otherwise provide for health care coverage. Requires approval by 60 percent of voters. More infomation.

Amends the state constitution to prohibit public funds from being used for any abortion, or for health benefits that include coverage of abortion. It requires approval by 60 percent of voters. More infomation.

Would make hunting, fishing, and trapping a constitutional right in Idaho. More infomation.

Would amend the state constitution to create a specific right to hunt, fish, and harvest wildlife, using traditional methods, subject only to laws enacted by the legislature and to limited administrative regulations. More infomation.

Would allow Maine to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. More infomation.

Asks voters to uphold a 2012 state law allowing gay and lesbian couples to obtain a civil marriage license. More infomation.

Would expand commercial gambling by authorizing table games, increasing the maximum number of video lottery terminals, and allowing a sixth casino in Prince George's County. More infomation.

Would allow undocumented immigrants to pay in-state or in-county tuition at Maryland colleges. More infomation.

Would allow a doctor to prescribe medication, at a terminally ill patient's request, to end that patient's life. More infomation.

Would eliminate state criminal and civil penalties for the medical use of marijuana by patients with certain conditions. More infomation.

Would amend the state constitution to require that all voters present valid photo identification before casting their ballots. More infomation.

Would amend the state constitution to define marriage as the union of one man to one woman. More infomation.

Amends Missouri law to create the Health and Education Trust Fund with proceeds from a tax on cigarettes and other tobacco products. More infomation.

Prohibits the creation of a state-based health insurance exchange, unless the exchange is created by a legislative act, an initiative petition, or referendum. More infomation.

Prohibits a physician from performing an abortion on a minor under 16 years of age unless a her parent or legal guardian is notified at least 48 hours in advance. More infomation.

Prohibits providing state services to people who are not US citizens and who have unlawfully entered or unlawfully remained in the United States. More infomation.

Prohibits the state and federal governments from requiring Montana residents to purchase health insurance, and from imposing any tax, fee, or fine on those who do not. More infomation.

Repeals a medical marijuana law approved by voters in 2004 and replaces it with a stricter one. It ightens eligibility requirements, and places restrictions on providers, limiting them to three customers and not allowing them to charge for their product. More infomation.

Amends the state constitution to establish a right to hunt, to fish, and to harvest wildlife. More infomation.

Allows adults to use and cultivate marijuana and hemp without a license. Sets up a commission to regulate commercial marijuana cultivation and sale. More infomation.

Amends the state constitution to allow the establishment of privately owned casinos. Casinos are required to give a percentage of monthly revenue to State Lottery. More infomation.

Authorizes a single privately-owned casino in Wood Village. Would become operative only if the measure amending the state constitution to allow private casinos is also approved. More infomation.

Should the Twin River Casino in Lincoln be allowed to add table games to the types of gambling it offers? More infomation.

Should the Newport Grand slot parlor in the city of Newport be allowed to add table games to the types of gambling it offers? More infomation.

Voters will decide whether or not to approve a law passed earlier this year that allows same-sex couples to marry. More infomation.

This measure would remove state-law criminal and civil penalties for marijuana production, distribution, and possession by persons over 21. More infomation.

Amends the Wyoming constitution to specify that the state will preserve citizens’ opportunities to hunt, fish and trap. More infomation.

The constitutional amendment says adults "shall have the right to make his or her own health care decisions," and that the state must act to preserve these rights from "undue government infringement." More infomation.