"We will appeal and we expect to win. Meanwhile, Prop 22 remains in effect, including all of the protections and benefits it provides independent workers across the state." Doordash did not immediately respond to Motherboard's request for comment, Lyft and Instacart pointed Motherboard to the Protect App-Based Drivers & Services—a group created by Lyft, Uber, Doordash, and Instacart—for comment. "We believe the judge made a serious error by ignoring a century's worth of case law requiring the courts to guard the voters' right of initiative. This outrageous decision is an affront to the overwhelming majority of California voters who passed Prop 22," said Geoff Vetter, spokesperson for the group. "We will file an immediate appeal and are confident the Appellate Court will uphold Prop 22. Importantly, this Superior Court ruling is not binding and will be immediately stayed upon our appeal.