Webinar dispels Prop. 36 myths, explains why you should vote "no".


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Friend –

Proposition 36 is a terrible measure on the November 5 ballot that would make Californians less safe by eliminating programs that have significantly reduced recidivism and racial disparities across the criminal legal system. If passed, Prop. 36 would sweep up more people – many of them Black and Brown – into the system of mass incarceration.

Big corporations and law enforcement groups have spent millions to get Prop. 36 passed. And they've shamelessly misled voters.

But the ACLU and our allies are fighting back!

Please join us for a virtual event, 'Vote No on Prop. 36' on Thursday, August 15. <[link removed]>

NO on Prop 36 Webinar

Learn the truth about Prop 36 and why you should join our fight to defeat it.

Thursday, August 15, 5:30 – 7 p.m.
Zoom (log-in details provided upon registration)

Sign up Today <[link removed]>
Please note: This link will take you to a third-party website, ngpvan.com.

Don't be fooled by false claims.

* Prop. 36 would cut $850 million in the next decade for mental health, drug treatment, victim services, reentry, and crime prevention programs.

* Prop. 36 would cost taxpayers more than $26 billion in prison costs over the next decade. That would be the biggest prison spending increase in California history.

Find out the truth. Sign up for our Thursday, August 15 webinar. Invite your family, friends, and neighbors. <[link removed]>

We look forward to seeing you!

Ashley Morris
Pronouns: She, her, hers
Organizing Director, ACLU of Northern California


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