Why reward failed policies with a monopoly? NO on Prop 50
Since 2014, Democratic politicians have held both the governorship and a supermajority of California’s legislature. Why reward entrenched Sacramento politicians with a gerrymandered redistricting monopoly under Prop 50, when their failed policies 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 taxes in the nation (state, sales, and property taxes)
Ranked 37th in K-12 public education by U.S. News & World Report
Highest unemployment rate 5.5% in the nation in August 2025 (BLS)
Highest utility rates in the nation
San Jose jewelry store smash & grab (left); San Francisco homeless encampment (right)
Exodus of major employers from California including Oracle, Palantir, In-N-Out Burger, Tesla, Jamba Juice, Chevron, Charles Schwab, McKesson, Lockheed, Toyota, and Bank of America, according to the California Policy Center. Over 120 companies moved to Texas.
State government over-spending resulting in an $80 billion deficit
Law prohibits school districts from informing parents if their elementary school-aged children change gender identity
The state banned single family zoning under SB9 threatens the American Dream of a house in the suburbs
$20/hour minimum wage for fast food workers, passed on to consumers.
High-speed rail to nowhere after cost overruns and billions of tax dollars spent
California lost half-million people between 2020-2022
Don’t reward incompetent politicians with a one-party political monopoly - vote NO on Prop 50 gerrymandering!
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Increase Republican and NPP (No Party Preference) voter turn-out by emailing your friends to vote No on Prop 50!
Write a Letter to the Editor for your local newspaper/media!
Gerrymandering example - District 2 combines Redding with Marin!
