Annotated Bibliography

In doing my research on California's Proposition 30 I used several articles to gather my information which include:

http://www.smartvoter.org/2012/11/06/ca/state/prop/30/

This website smartvoter.org gives a summary of what the proposition is about, and what it entails for the people voting for it. The site is sponsored, and run by The League of Women voters(Link to their site: http://www.lwv.org/). The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan organization, that has been providing women, and all people with an education on political issues since 1920. They are also a non-profit organization which means they do not collect money for their services.

http://www.kcet.org/news/ballotbrief/elections2012/propositions/prop-30-read-the-text.html

Another well informed website is the KCET site which also provides nonpartisan information about the propositions, and other political issues. The link above leads you directly to the law itself, and you can see how it is worded, and what the state will do if Prop. 30 is passed. A nonpartisan view is one that neither favors Democrats or Republicans so it is an unbiased opinion. A great source will also state all donators, and how much each donator has given, and this site does exactly that. Once again KCET is a non-profit organization, which means they do not profit off of their services, which also allows for an unbiased opinion on the information at hand.

http://www.cde.ca.gov/

This website allows information and statistics about the California education systems. As a writer it is nice to know the amount of people affected by the decision and this websites allows us to see that.