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Vote YES ON PROP 5 to build more homes that are affordable for working families and NO ON PROP 36 to ensure BALANCED solutions that keep our communities safe.

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✓ Prop 5 helps communities create more housing that is affordable for low- and middle-income Californians.
It helps us address community needs like libraries, transportation, water, and parks by allowing local bond measures for affordable housing and public infrastructure to pass with 55% of the vote — the same as school bonds.

✘ Prop 36 would make California less safe by decreasing funding for crime prevention programs that work — all while costing billions in new prison and jail spending.
We know what actually keeps us safe: a balanced approach, which ensures everyone has a place to call home and ensures access to Mental Health and Rehabilitation programs.

Voter Guide

✓ YES ON PROP 2

Schools and Facilities Bond
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Prop 2 will authorize the state of California to borrow $10 billion to fund renovations and construction of aging facilities at K-12 and Community Colleges. This a vital step toward securing a stronger future for our students.
SUPPORTERS: CA Teachers Association (CTA), California PTA (Parent Teachers Association), SEIU CA, League of Women Voters, CA Chamber of Commerce
OPPONENTS: Reform California
✓ YES ON PROP 3

Marriage Equality
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Prop 3 enshrines marriage equality in the California constitution and removes outdated, discriminatory language from Prop 8, a 2008 ballot initiative that banned same-sex marriage.
SUPPORTERS: ACLU, Equality CA, League of Women Voters, Planned Parenthood, AAPI Equality California, NAACP
OPPONENTS: California Family Council
✓ YES ON PROP 4

Climate Change Natural Disaster Bond
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Prop 4 is a $10 billion bond to fund climate resilience projects, including wildfire and flood prevention, safe drinking water, and reducing air pollution — and prioritizes communities most in need.
SUPPORTERS: California Enviro Voters, CA Lung Association, CA Professional Firefighters, SEIU CA, CA Green New Deal, over 150 Environmental Advocates
OPPONENTS: Reform California
✓ YES ON PROP 5

Safe Communities We Can Afford to Live In
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Prop 5 reduces the voter threshold for passing local bonds for housing and infrastructure projects from ⅔ to 55% to give voters more power to address local housing and public infrastructure needs.
SUPPORTERS: Non Profit Housing (NPH), CA Professional Firefighters, League of California Cities, State Building and Construction Trades Council, CA Labor Federation, SEIU CA, Habitat for Humanity
OPPONENTS: California Business Roundtable, Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, Business Properties Association
✓ YES ON PROP 6

Remove Slavery from the CA Constitution
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Prop 6 would ban involuntary servitude, being forced to work for pennies on the dollar, as punishment for a crime by ending mandatory work requirements for incarcerated Californians.
SUPPORTERS: CA Democratic Party, CA Labor Fed, CA Immigrant Policy Center, League of Women Voters, CA Professional Firefighters
OPPONENTS: None listed
✓ YES ON PROP 32

Increase the Minimum Wage
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Prop 32 will raise the state minimum wage to $18 per hour by 2025, with small business following in 2026, another step to ensuring a livable wage for all California workers.
SUPPORTERS: League of Women Voters, ACLU, California Teachers Association, California Labor Federation
OPPONENTS: California Chamber of Commerce, Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
✓ YES ON PROP 33

Justice for Renters
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Prop 33 repeals state limitations on rent control, allowing local governments to enact stronger rent control laws that protect renters and combat rising homelessness.
SUPPORTERS: AIDS Healthcare Foundation, UNITE-HERE Local 11, California Alliance for Retired Americans, Veterans’ Voices, CA Nurses Association, CA Democratic Party, CHIRLA
OPPONENTS: CA Apartment Association, CA Association of Realtors, National Association of Realtors
✘ NO ON PROP 34

Restricts Funding for Specified Healthcare Providers
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Prop 34 is a political attack by corporate landlords and billionaires against the AIDS Healthcare Foundation for their support of rent control.
SUPPORTERS: CA Apartment Association, CA Association of Realtors, National Association of Realtors
OPPONENTS: AIDS Healthcare Foundation, National Organization for Women (NOW), Consumer Watchdog, San Diego Union-Tribune, LA Times
✓ YES ON PROP 35

Permanent Funding for Medi-Cal
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Prop 35 guarantees stable funding for Medi-Cal through the Managed Care Organizations tax. MVP decided to take a “Yes” position because California needs stable and consistent funding to ensure all of us have access to healthcare.
SUPPORTERS: CA Medical Association, United Farm Workers, Planned Parenthood, NAACP, over 300 community, healthcare, and business organizations.
OPPONENTS: CA Pan Ethnic Health Network (CPEHN), CA Assoc. of Retired Americans, League of Women Voters
✘ NO ON PROP 36

Expands Mass Incarceration and Cuts Programs That Prevent Crime
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Prop 36 cuts safety programs and increases prison spending. Prop 36 bills itself as a solution to retail theft and fentanyl but it’s not. Californians want a balanced approach to public safety, not one-size-fits-all imprisonment.
SUPPORTERS: CA District Attorneys Association, CA Police Chiefs Association, CA Retailers Association, CA State Sheriffs' Association, CA Business Roundtable
OPPONENTS: Californians for Safety and Justice, ACLU, SEIU CA, CA Teachers Association, CA Democratic Party, Asian Americans Advancing Justice Southern California, League of Women Voters