64” committee said it will challenge “misstatements” in the supporters ballot arguments as well. The ballot arguments were signed by public leaders including Sen. Dianne Feinstein and California Assn. “More so than any I’ve seen in recent memory, the ballot arguments submitted with a straight face by the opponents fundamentally and factually misrepresent this ballot measure and are riddled with obvious falsehoods." "We are not surprised,:” Rosales said of the lawsuit by initiative supporters. “Defenders of the failed war on marijuana are entitled to their own opinions but not their own facts,” said Jason Kinney, a spokesperson for the campaign.

Source: Los Angeles Times August 04, 2016 17:14 UTC