2024 Voter Guide

Endorsements by Area

Statewide

Ballot Measures

Prop 2 Prop 3 Prop 4 Prop 5 Prop 6 Prop 32 Prop 33 Prop 34 Prop 35 Prop 36

Los Angeles

Ysabel Jurado Kipp Mueller Sasha Renee Perez Eloise Gómez Reyes Michelle Chambers Pilar Schiavo Nick Schultz Sade Elhawary Scott Schmerelson Karla Griego Heather Hutt

Oakland Endorsements

Jovanka Beckles Nikki Bas Rowena Brown Zac Unger Carroll Fife Merika Goolsby Rachel Latta VanCedric Williams Sasha Ritzie-Hernandez Erin Armstrong Ryan Richardson

Contra Costa

Shanelle Scales-Preston Lamar Thorpe Dominique King Addison Peterson Melvin Willis Sue Wilson Claudia Jimenez Jovanka Beckles Marisol Rubio

Sacramento

Dr. Flojaune Cofer Roger Dickinson Jose Navarro April Ybarra

San Diego & Greater SOCAL

Coleen Cusack LaShae Sharp-Collins Alysson Snow Jose Rodriguez Marcus Bush Sean Elo-Rivera Ben Swearingen

At ACCE Action we know winning progressive victories takes organized people and decision-makers who share our values and life experiences. That is why we see every election as an opportunity to move closer toward the California we all deserve. And when we vote together, we can swear in leaders that pledge not to take money from corporations, big real estate or corporate landlords. We can reclaim the money that’s ours from the billionaire class and invest it in people and the services we need to live dignified, safe, and healthy lives. When we vote together, we can provide secure and sustainable income for all, house the unsheltered, give our kids the quality schools they deserve, create free universal healthcare, and so much more.

That’s why ACCE leaders have led the charge to create a 2024 Voter Guide that both vets out local and state candidates and weighs in on the local ballot measures and state propositions we’ll be voting on up and down the state. Check it out!

Statewide

Ballot Endorsements

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Prop 2

Vote Yes!

$10 Billion School Construction Bond

Funds construction and modernization repairs of K-12 schools and community colleges.

Prop 3

Vote Yes!

Freedom to Marry

Enshrines language in the California constitution that protects the right to marry.

Prop 4

Vote Yes!

$10 Billion California Climate Bond

Funds safe drinking water, wildfire prevention, drought preparedness, clean air, and other climate infrastructure projects.

Prop 5

Vote Yes!

Fund Affordable Housing

Lowers the voting threshold to pass affordable housing bonds from 66% to 55%, making it easier to fund affordable housing.

Prop 6

Vote Yes!

End Slavery in California

State constitutional amendment to ban forced prison labor.

Prop 32

Vote Yes!

$18 Minimum Wage

Raise the minimum wage by a dollar every year until it reaches $18 an hour, benefiting an estimated 2 million California workers.

Prop 33

Vote Yes!

Justice for Renters Act

Repeals Costa Hawkins to allow California cities to expand rent control, protect renters, and prevent homelessness.

Prop 34

Vote No!

Apartment Association Revenge Act

Prevents the Aids Healthcare Foundation, who has sponsored propositions to repeal Costa Hawkins, from funding housing justice ballot measures.

Prop 35

Vote No!

Managed Care Organization Tax

Make permanent the Managed Care Organization tax.

Prop 36

Vote No!

Increased Criminal Penalties

Brings back three-strike sentencing laws for theft and drugs, which is likely to increase prison costs and reduce funding for mental health and drug treatment programs