By Carl DeMaio, Reform California – July 31, 2026 14 Ballot Measure Fights: Our Top Priorities: YES on Prop 39: CA Voter IDRestore trust and confidence in California elections. YES on Prop 43: Save Prop 13Protect taxpayers by strengthening local taxpayer protections. Full Slate of Ballot Measure Positions: NO on Prop 1 – Borrows $11.25 Billion for Housing […]
By Carl DeMaio, Reform California – July 31, 2026 14 Ballot Measure Fights: Our Top Priorities: YES on Prop 39: CA Voter ID Restore trust and confidence in California elections. YES on Prop 43: Save Prop 13 Protect taxpayers by strengthening local taxpayer protections. Full Slate of Ballot Measure Positions: NO on Prop 1 – Borrows $11.25 Billion for Housing Projects NO on Prop 2 – Guts the State Spending Limit and Cancels Tax Rebates NO on Prop 3 – Income Tax Increase NO on Prop 4 – Gives Taxpayer Dollars to Politicians' Campaigns NO on Prop 5 – Weakens the Right to Recall Politicians NO on Prop 37 – Borrows $25 Billion for Housing Projects YES on Prop 38 – Public-Private Partnership Bonds for Immunology Research NO on Prop 40 – "Billionaire" Tax That Becomes an "Everybody" Tax YES on Prop 41 – Audit Special Taxes YES on Prop 42 – Stop the Savings Tax NO on Prop 44 – Costly Mandates on Community Health Clinics YES on Prop 45 – Reduce Housing Costs by Cutting Red Tape