As you consider Proposition 50, ask yourself, is California better off today then it was over a decade ago? Since 2014 the Democratic party has held both the Governor's office and a super-majority in our state legislature - i.e. a one-party state. So, does it make any sense to reward the ruling party that has overseen our state's decline with even more power? If you’re moderate, independent or conservative, you’ll lose your voice in Congress if Prop 50 passesProp 50 will reduce the number of Republican seats in Congress from California from nine (17%) to four (<8%) of the state’s 52 Congressional districts in the upcoming 2026, 2028 and 2032 elections. Heavily gerrymandered District 2 will now stretch 395 miles from the Oregon border to the Golden Gate Bridge, as moderate and conservative voters in Redding and Eureka are overwhelmed and disenfranchised with liberal Marin County! NO on Prop 50. Their failed policies have resulted in:
“Doom Loop” of crime, drugs and homelessness in our great California cities Highest gas prices in the nation (SB-1 raised gas taxes to $1.40/gallon) Highest unemployment rate 5.5% in the nation in August 2025 (BLS) Ranked 37th in K-12 public education by U.S. News & World Report Highest taxes in the nation (state, sales, and property taxes) Highest utility rates in the nation |
