The Public Policy Institute of California conducted the poll, which found most Californians favoring several other propositions.

Nearly three-quarters of likely voters said that they will vote “yes” on the ballot measure to reimpose felony charges for certain drug- and theft-related offenses.

A new statewide poll in California found that nearly three-quarters of Golden State residents support Proposition 36, a ballot measure that would re-classify some misdemeanors as felonies and would also create a new category of crime called a "treatment-mandated felony.

Proposition 36 on the November ballot is a state initiative that would increase penalties for drug crimes and theft.

Proposition 36 on California's November ballot would unwind Prop. 47, which made some drug and theft crimes into misdemeanors.

A ballot measure that will increase the penalties for low-level thefts and drug possession has overwhelming support from California voters, according to a new study from the Public Policy Institute of California.