GENERAL PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 2024 VOTER GUIDE

 

Vota, Vive y Lucha!

Information on the proposition and our recommended stance.

 

Statewide Propositions

NEUTRAL ON
PROP 2

✅ YES ON
PROP 3

Approves a $10 billion educational bond to fund repairs of public schools, community colleges, and career technical programs. Affirms marriage equality by removing discriminatory language from the CA Constitution that defines marriage as only between a man and a woman.

✅ YES ON
PROP 4

✅ YES ON
PROP 5

Authorizes a $10 billion bond to fund projects that combat climate change including water infrastructure, wildfire prevention, and protection of communities and natural lands. Gives communities more power to approve bonds that support housing and infrastructure projects by lowering the voter approval threshold to 55%.

✅ YES ON
PROP 6

✅ YES ON
PROP 32

Eliminates the existing discriminatory practice of imposing involuntary servitude as punishment for crime, effectively prohibiting forced labor for incarcerated individuals. Raises the state minimum wage to $18 by 2025, getting CA closer to a livable wage for workers and improving the quality of life.

✅ YES ON
PROP 33

🚫 NO ON
PROP 34

Repeals the Costa-Hawkins Act, which currently restricts local governments from implementing rent control. This allows stronger protections for renters and helps address the housing crisis. Targeted attack on the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, preventing them from using funds for non-healthcare-related issues, including affordable housing.

NEUTRAL ON
PROP 35

🚫 NO ON
PROP 36

Permanently taxes managed health care insurance plans. The tax generates revenue to fund Medi-Cal and ensures funding and essential healthcare services for low-income families in the state. Further criminalizes Black and Brown communities by increasing certain non-violent penalties from misdemeanors to felonies. Increases prison spending, while taking money away from prevention and rehabilitation services.

Los Angeles County Measures

✅ YES ON
Measure A

NEUTRAL ON
Measure G

Raises much-needed funding to support affordable housing, rental assistance, mental health and rehabilitation services. Creates an elected County Executive, and expands the Board of Supervisors to nine members. The measure was premature and had limited community input in its development.

City of Los Angeles Measures

✅ YES ON
Measure LL

✅ YES ON
Measure DD

Creates an Independent Commission for redistricting of LAUSD every ten years, free from elected official involvement, and will ensure transparency and intentional input from the community. Establishes an Independent Redistricting Commission for the City of Los Angeles after each census, ensuring the process is free from elected official influence and ensures a voice for residents.

Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Measures

NEUTRAL ON
Measure US

Proposes $9 billion in bonds, with a tax of 2.5 cents per $100 of property value, generating funds for LAUSD to modernize facilities and improve safety and accessibility.

 

 

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