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The guide includes important information about when and where to cast your ballot, the United States Senate races, state ballot propositions, and your rights as a California voter. To make it easier for you to participate in the upcoming election, you have more days and more ways to vote!
5 Allows Local Bonds for Affordable Housing and Public Infrastructure with 55% Voter Approval. Legislative Constitutional Amendment. 6 Eliminates Constitutional Provision Allowing Involuntary Servitude for Incarcerated Persons.
Last day to register to vote. Same day voter registration is available at your county elections office or voting location after the voter registration deadline, up to and including Election Day. October 26 First day vote centers open in Voter's Choice Act counties for early in-person voting.
Track Your Ballot. All voters can now get critical updates on their ballots through California's official "Where's My Ballot?" tracking tool. Signing up takes less than three minutes!
California voters have rejected this radical proposal twice before, because it would freeze the construction of new housing and could effectively reverse dozens of new state housing laws. Vote No on 33 to protect new affordable housing and California homeowners.
CON Prop. 5 changes the constitution to make it easier to increase bond debt, leading to higher property taxes. Prop. 5 shifts the financial burden from the state to local communities, increasing costs for homeowners, renters, and consumers.
Proposition 36 will lead to more crime, not less. It reignites the failed war on drugs, makes simple drug possession a felony, and wastes billions on prisons, while slashing crucial funding for victims, crime prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation. This puts prisons first and guts treatment. Vote No.
Prop. 2 meets those needs and requires strict taxpayer accountability so funds are spent as promised with local control. CON Proposition 2 will increase our bond obligations by $10 billion, which will cost taxpayers an estimated $18 billion when repaid with interest.
PRO Yes on 35 addresses our urgent healthcare crisis by securing dedicated funding— without raising taxes —to protect access to primary and specialty care, community clinics, hospitals, ERs, family planning, and mental health providers. Prop. 35 prevents the state from redirecting funds for non-healthcare purposes.
Put on the Ballot by Petition Signatures. Requires certain providers to spend 98% of revenues from federal discount prescription drug program on direct patient care. Authorizes statewide negotiation of Medi-Cal drug prices.