STATEWIDE PROPOSITION RECOMMENDATIONS
There are 14 Important Propositions on the 11/3/26 BallotPlease check out the proposition summaries and the resources below. If you find this to be helpful, please share it with others!
AGREEMENT on the Propositions:
The Orange County Republican Party, Jon Fleischman (So Does it Matter.com), Will Swaim (California Policy Center), Frank Kacer (Christian Citizenship Council), Sen. John M.W. Moorlach (Ret.), Craig Huey of Election Forum, Nancyspicks.com, Robyn Nordell, Penny Harrington (SD voter guide) and many other conservatives are in AGREEMENT on all the recommendations below.
Helpful Proposition Resources:
Jon Fleischman: "The Official So, Does It Matter? Voter Guide"
2026 California General Election BALLOT PROPOSITIONS
Frank Kacer's Christian Citizenship Council Proposition Guide
"Real Impact" Ballot Propositions
2026 California General Election
Ministry of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills
PLEASE VOTE YES on the GREEN PROPOSITIONS
YES, ON PROPOSITION 39: Institutes Voter ID to Improve Trust in Elections
YES ON PROPOSITION 41: Requires Audits of Ballot Initiatives Proposing Special Taxes
YES ON PROPOSITION 42: Prohibits Both Retroactive Taxes & New Taxes on Personal Property
YES ON PROPOSITION 43: Requires Local Citizen Initiated Special Taxes to Pass by 2/3 Voter Approval
YES ON PROPOSITION 45: Reduces Time Requirements to Complete Project Environmental Reviews
PLEASE VOTE NO on the RED PROPOSITIONS
NO ON PROPOSITION 1: Borrows $11.25 BILLION for Costly Housing Projects (BOND)
NO ON PROPOSITION 2: Overrides State Spending Limits and increases state funds
NO ON PROPOSITION 3: Permanent Income Tax Increase
NO ON PROPOSITION 4: Spends Taxpayer Funds on Political Campaigns
NO ON PROPOSITION 5: Weakens Californian's Rights to Recall Politicians
NO ON PROPOSITION 37: Borrows $25 BILLION for Costly Housing Projects (BOND)
NO ON PROPOSITION 38: $8.4 BILLION Research BOND
NO ON PROPOSITION 40: This is called a "BILLIONAIRE" Tax but is actually a WEALTH TAX that potentially threatens all of us! (see additional info on Prop 40 below)
NO ON PROPOSITION 44: Imposes unreasonable standards upon federally funded health centers.
Here's extended info on WHY to Vote NO on Prop 40:
The Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association on Prop 40:
"This is the 'wealth tax,' supposedly affecting only billionaires but in fact a threat to every California taxpayer and homeowner. Proposition 40 imposes a 'one-time tax' of 5% of 'covered assets' valued above $1 billion. However, the measure includes language that allows the Legislature to rewrite the law later, potentially changing the thresholds, the assets that are covered, the percentage to be taken, and the number of times the tax would be levied. This is an entirely new type of tax, and we don't know where it will lead. Will all Californians have to submit forms to the Franchise Tax Board declaring their assets every year? How much will ordinary Californians have to pay for 'wealth tax preparation' to comply with this law?"