I don’t have real-time access to polling or voting status right now, but here’s the latest general context for California voting today based on official sources and recent reporting. What Californians are voting on today

• Statewide measure: Proposition 50. This measure concerns redrawing California’s congressional districts and could affect the partisan balance in Congress for the next few election cycles. Current coverage indicates Prop 50 passed, shaping the congressional map for the near term.

• Other statewide measures: No additional statewide propositions are listed as active on today’s ballot in the provided sources, though local and county measures may be on ballots in specific jurisdictions.

How to verify and get results

• Official sources: Check the California Secretary of State’s elections page for the most authoritative, up-to-date details on ballot status, turnout, and any last-minute changes to polling locations or voting options. They also publish guidance on registration, ballot return deadlines, and where to vote.

• Live results: Major outlets and local broadcasters typically publish live results for Prop 50 and any other measures as polls close. Examples include national outlets and local California outlets that provide real-time updates and explain what Prop 50’s passage means for redistricting.

Tips for voters today

• Ballot return: If voting by mail, ensure your ballot is mailed well in advance or dropped off at an official location to ensure it’s counted. California counties began mailing ballots earlier in the timeframe, with in-person voting centers opening in many counties around late October.

• Same-day registration: Some counties offered same-day registration for Election Day during the statewide election window. If applicable, you could register and vote in person at your county elections office or an in-person voting location. Verify eligibility details with your county elections office.

If you’d like, I can pull the latest official results for Prop 50 and summarize what it means for California’s congressional map, along with any notable local measures in your area.