There are 12 state ballot measures on the November ballot, 3 of which are directly related to criminal justice issues:
Prop 17 restores the right to vote upon completion of prison terms.
Prop 20 would undo parts of the crime laws passed by lawmakers and voters over the past 10 years like Propositions 47, 57, and AB 109, which were aimed at Criminal Justice reform.
Prop 25 is a veto referendum, which if passed, would eliminate the cash bail system and replace it with a risk assessments system. If Prop 25 does not pass, California would keep its current bail system.
There may also be other measures on your ballot that deal with local issues at the county, city, district, or regional level.
The deadline to get a ballot measure on the November 3, 2020 ballot was June 25. You may have heard about some potential ballot measures that did not meet that deadline and are not on the November ballot. However, those measures could still be on the ballot in 2022.