Check out a complete list of the results on all the statewide ballot measures after the jump.
The following results are accurate as of 5 a.m., 7 a.m., 8:15 a.m. 1:15 p.m. on Nov. 5 10:30 a.m. on Nov. 6 with 95.8 percent of precincts reporting. You can check the secretary of state's site for live updates.
Proposition 1A (High speed rail)
Authorize $10 billion in bonds to begin building a high-speed rail system that could ultimately reach from the Bay Area and Sacramento to San Diego.
Yes: 52.2 percent
No: 47.8 percent
Proposition 2 (Treatment of farm animals)
Outlaw caging practices that prevent farm animals from lying down, standing up, turning around or extending their limbs.
Yes: 63.2 percent
No: 36.8 percent
Proposition 3 (Children's hospital bond)
Authorize $980 million in bonds for renovation, expansion and new equipment at eight nonprofit and five University of California children's hospitals.
Yes: 54.9 percent
No: 45.1 percent
Proposition 4 (Abortion notification)
Change the state constitution to require doctors to notify a parent or guardian 48 hours before performing an abortion for a girl under the age of 18.
Yes: 48 percent
No: 52 percent
Proposition 5 (Nonviolent drug offender and rehabilitation)
Allocate $460 million each year from the state's general fund to expand drug treatment programs and limit court authority to put some offenders behind bars.
Yes: 40 percent
No: 60 percent
Proposition 6
Require the state to spend a minimum of $965 million a year on local law enforcement and create new crimes for prosecution.
Yes: 30.7 percent
No: 69.3 percent
Proposition 7 (Alternative energy requirements)
Require that half the state's electricity come from windmills, solar panels and other renewable sources by 2025.
Yes: 35.1 percent
No: 64.9 percent
Proposition 8 (Gay marriage ban)
Change the state constitution to provide that only marriage between a man and a woman is valid.
Yes: 52.5 percent
No: 47.5 percent
Proposition 9 (Victims' rights)
Amend the state constitution to require that crime victims be notified and have input on phases of the criminal justice process. Also would restrict early release of inmates to relieve overcrowding.
Yes: 53.5 percent
No: 46.5 percent
Proposition 10 (Alternative energy bond)
Authorize $5 billion in bonds to help consumers and companies buy certain vehicles, and to fund research into alternative fuels and renewable energy.
Yes: 40.2 percent
No: 59.8 percent
Proposition 11 (Redistricting)
A plan to set up a 14-member citizens commission to draw district boundaries for state Senate, Assembly and Board of Equalization seats. State lawmakers currently have that power.
Yes: 50.6 percent (4,527,369 votes
No: 49.4 percent (4,436,491 votes)
Proposition 12 (Veterans' bond)
Authorize $900 million in general obligation bonds for veterans to buy homes and farms, extending the existing Cal-Vet program.
Yes: 63.5 percent
No: 36.5 percent
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