Note: this post will be periodically updated! (10/07/2026)
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- ENGLISH: Quick Voting Guide
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- PROPOSITIONS: TLDR * Prop. 1 * Prop. 2 * Prop. 3 * Prop. 4 * Prop. 5 * Prop. 37 * Prop. 38 * Prop. 39 * Prop. 40 * Prop. 41 * Prop. 42 * Prop. 43 * Prop. 44 * Prop. 45
- LOCAL MEASURES: Measures
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- ESPAÑOL – MEDIDAS LOCALES: https://indivisibleventura.org/medidas-locales/
Support our Veterans and Make California Affordable Again!!
What’s the Background? Affordable housing has increasingly become an issue in California. Only 17% of California households can afford a median-priced home. More than half of renters are spending over 30% of their income on housing, nearly 170,000 Californians are unsheltered, and the state is roughly 2.5 million homes short. California is also home to about 28% of all homeless veterans in the country – people who sacrificed for us and expected us to care about them when they came home. Proposition 1 addresses this growing need by authorizing the sale of $11.25 billion in general obligation bonds to fund a portion of the cost to construct affordable housing – providing local governments, non-profit organizations, developers, and individuals with grants or low-cost loans.
What would Proposition 1 do?
- Fund $1.25 billion in home loan assistance to veterans, repaid by veteran’s home loan payments with no cost to taxpayers.
- Fund $10 billion in state housing programs, repaid by the General Fund at a cost of $500-$600 million annually or roughly 0.25% of the state’s General Fund budget over about 25 years.
- Help up to 40,000 households including about 2,100 veterans with homeownership by providing homebuyer assistance and supporting the production and repair of homes.
- Provide subsidies for up to 40,000 multifamily rentals, 2,500 units for farmworkers, and 1,200 beds for university students.
- Create thousands of construction-related jobs.
| Funds | Purpose | Details |
| $1.25 billion | Provides home loans to eligible veterans, including those who may not otherwise qualify for a home loan. It follows on the heels of previous veteran home loan programs that have now ended and is the largest investment in California veteran’s home ownership ever! | Used for purchase of single-family residences, condominiums, farms, and mobile homes – continuing California’s tradition of offering low-interest home loans to military veterans. The cost is repaid through veteran’s home loan payments with no additional cost to the state – paying our veterans back for their sacrifice without spending a dime! |
| $7.2 billion | To acquire, build, or renovate rental housing (such as apartment buildings) using low-interest loans to local governments and private developers to fund part of the project cost. | In exchange for low interest loans, projects reserve units for low-income households and reserve some funding for supportive housing including on-site services for things like mental health and substance use counseling for some residents. |
| $1.1 billion | To support homeownership for low- and moderate-income households. | Some funds used to provide homebuying assistance for first-time homebuyers. Other funds provided for nonprofit organizations and other entities for activities such as acquiring land to build homes for low-income buyers and repairing existing homes owned by low-income households. |
| $500 million | For infrastructure projects supporting affordable housing, e.g., water, sewage, parks, and transportation improvements. | |
| $450 million | Loans and grants to build or renovate housing for farmworkers. | Funds to be used for both rental and owner-occupied housing. |
| $350 million | To provide affordable student housing. | Split evenly between the UC and California State University systems. |
| $200 million | Grants to tribes for housing-related purposes including construction, repair of rental or owner-occupied housing. | |
| $200 million | For pilot projects aimed at developing housing at reduced costs in cities and counties throughout the state. |
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Sample endorsements
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| ADDITIONAL ENDORSING ORGANIZATIONS | |
| Veterans California Association of Veterans Service Agencies Swords to Plowshares US VETS VetFund Foundation VFW Senior Advocates California Alliance for Retired Americans Leading Age Self-Help for the Elderly Senior and Disability Action Youth/Education Advocates Alliance for Children’s Rights California Alliance of Child and Family Services California Alliance of Caregivers California Coalition for Youth California Federation of Teachers California State PTA Housing Providers Abode Housing Development Affirmed Housing Affordable Housing NOW Affordable Housing Organizing Network of Riverside All Home Alliance of Californian for Community Engagement Artist Space Trust Alta Housing Bill Sorro Housing Program Burbank Housing California Building Industry Association California Coalition for Community Investment California Coalition for Rural Housing California Community Land Trust Network California Community Living Network California Council for Affordable Housing California Housing Consortium California Housing Partnership Call Marin Home Chinatown Community Development Center Corporation for Supportive Housing Council of Community Housing Organizations Destination: Home DignityMoves EAH Housing East Bay Housing Organizations East LA Community Corporation Eden Housing Enterprise Community Partners Habitat for Humanity California Habitat for Humanity Butte County Habitat for Humanity East Bay/Silicon Valley Habitat for Humanity Greater Fresno Area Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco Habitat for Humanity Inland Valley Habitat for Humanity Nevada County Habitat for Humanity Riverside Habitat for Humanity of Sonoma County Habitat for Humanity of Ventura County Habitat for Humanity Yuba Sutter HEAL Homes and Hope Hope Solutions Housing Accelerator Fund Housing California Housing Consortium of the East Bay Housing El Dorado Housing Leadership Council of San Mateo County HousingNow! Housing Santa Cruz County Housing Trust Silicon Valley Inland SoCal Housing Collective Kennedy Commission Lanterman Housing Alliance Lift to Rise Low Income Investment Fund Long Beach Community Land Trust | Mercy Housing California MidPen Housing Corporation Mountain View Community Land Trust Neighborhood Partnership Housing Services Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern California Operation Dignity Palo Alto Forward PATH People’s Self-Help Housing Public Advocates Resources for Community Development Restoring Hope California Sacramento Housing Alliance San Diego Housing Federation San Francisco Community Land Trust San Francisco Housing Accelerator Fund San Francisco Housing Development Corporation San Francisco Safe House San Gabriel Community Land Trust San Joaquin Valley Housing Collaborative Satellite Affordable Housing Associates Self-Help Enterprises Silicon Valley at Home South Bay Community Land Trust Southern California Association of Nonprofit Housing Tenants Together Tenderloin Housing Clinic Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation Two Valleys Community Land Trust Venice Community Housing Wakeland HousingLabor AFSCME California California Federation of Labor Unions California Professional Firefighters California School Employees Association Communication Workers of America District 9 State Building Trades & Construction Council of California Business Organizations Bay Area Council East Bay Leadership Council Los Angeles Business Council Riverside County Black Chamber of Commerce San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership Sierra Business Council Valley Industry & Commerce Association Community Advocates AAPIs for Civic Empowerment Aliados Health California Calls Canal Alliance Courage California End Poverty in California (EPIC) GLIDE League of Women Voters of California LGBTQ Collaborative NAACP California Hawaii State Conference Placer Community Foundation National Alliance to End Homelessness Public Interest Law Project San Francisco Foundation Environmental Asian Pacific Environmental Network Action Environmental Action Committee of West Marin The Environmental Center of San Diego Environmental Protection Information Center Sierra Club Sustainable San Mateo County Surfrider Foundation Transportation Advocates Circulate Planning & Policy Move LA, a project of Community Partners Local Government California State Association of Counties League of California Cities South Bay Cities Council of Governments Democratic Organizations California Democratic Party Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club |
DONOR INFORMATION – “YES” ON PROP. 1
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