New PPIC poll:

Asked about another of their June ballot choices, a majority of likely voters (56%) say they will vote yes on
Proposition 14, the measure to change the primary election process, while 27 percent would vote no and
17 percent are undecided. This constitutional amendment would allow voters to choose a candidate
regardless of political party, with the top two vote-getters proceeding to the general election even if both
are from the same party.
PPIC uses the official ballot title and summary to measure opinion about initiatives. After a judge ordered
a change in the Proposition 14 language during the survey period, we began asking the question with the
new ballot wording. The survey produced similar results in both versions of the question. Before the
language change, 60 percent said they would vote yes and 24 percent said they would vote no.