A majority of those describing themselves as liberal or very liberal support the initiative. In 2018, voters handsomely rejected a similar ballot initiative, Prop. Only 37 percent of voters surveyed in a recent poll by the University of California, Berkeley's Institute of Government Studies said they'd be voting yes on Proposition 21. Berkeley poll said they were voting against Prop. Opponents of Prop 21, which include business and real estate groups, have spent $73 million fighting the initiative, according to Ballotpedia.
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