A constitutional amendment that would allow CA to deposit more funds into the Rainy Day Fund, increasing the deposit from 10% to 20%.

Permanently continues income taxes on higher earners ($360K+) to fund education and healthcare.

Empowers voters, not corporate special interests, by allowing CA jurisdictions to publicly finance electoral campaigns.

When an elected official is successfully recalled, this amendment would require a seperate election to fill the successor.

$25 billion for a second mortgage homebuyer program. If you make twice the local median income, this could help you.

Fund research to cure and prevent diseases, including cancer, heart disease, and Alzheimers.

Would require voters to show Government ID at the polls & mail in ballots. Similar to Texas voter suppression laws.

One time 5% tax on CA billionaires to fund health care and education.

Makes it harder to pass new special taxes by creating new rules and paperwork.

Written to combat the Billionaire Tax directly. If passed, this would make it harder to create a wealth tax in the future.

It would make it much harder to impose or increase local taxes by raising the voter threshold from a simple majority to two-thirds.

Limit clinic spending by requiring 90% of annual revenue to be spent on patient care. Could destabilize community clinics & safety net providers.

Would help developers bypass CA’s Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) for projects deemed “essential.”