Good citizenry makes it a personal responsibility to condemn political violence and protect each others safety in a free society. Political engagement that prompts violence or perceived violence is unacceptable, tears at the very fabric of our communities, and has no place in a democracy. We can disagree without dehumanizing or harming one another. Progress comes through dialogue, voting, and peaceful action, not fear, threats or violence. A lack of demonstrated values and principled behavior whether through depictions, imagery, words or actions is damaging to the integrity of individuals and political parties.
Attention:
All California
Voters
All California
Voters
SACRAMENTO
REPUBLICAN
WOMEN
FEDERATED
★★★
Understand
What These
Measures Really Do
What These
Measures Really Do
Propositions on the 2026 Ballot –
Vote YES or NO on These Important Measures
Vote YES or NO on These Important Measures
YES ON PROP 39: Voter ID
California finally gets basic voter ID.
YES ON PROP 41: Tax Accountability
Requires independent audits on any new state special taxes so politicians
can’t hide how your money is spent.
YES ON PROP 42:
Stop The Savings Tax & Retroactive Taxes
Protects you from new personal property taxes and politicians reaching
back to tax you for past years.
YES ON PROP 43:
Protect Prop 13 – Stop The Tax Hikes
Closes the loophole that let some local taxes pass with only 50% + 1.
Makes it harder to raise your taxes.
YES ON PROP 45:
Fix CEQA – Cut The Building Red Tape
Reforms the broken environmental law that blocks housing, roads,
and clean energy projects.
NO ON PROP 40:
Everybody’s Tax – Not Just Billionaires
A 5% wealth tax on net worth that could expand later and hit
everyone’s savings and investments.
NO ON PROP 3:
Permanent Income Tax Lock-In
Makes the “temporary” high income tax hike permanent — keeping
California’s highest-in-the-nation tax rates forever.
NO ON PROP 1:
$11+ Billion More Debt
Another massive housing bond that adds to California’s debt without
fixing the real problems driving up housing costs.
NO ON PROP 38:
$8.4 Billion Billionaire Research Giveaway
$8.4 billion in new state debt pushed by two billionaires to fund
their preferred research projects.
NO ON PROP 44:
Union Power Grab on Health Clinics
Pushed by the same union behind the wealth tax. Gives unions more
control over community health clinics.
NO ON PROP 5:
Makes Recalls Weaker
Changes the rules so it’s harder to fully remove a statewide
politician in one election.
NO ON PROP 4:
Tax Payer Funded Campaigns
Lets politicians use taxpayer money to fund their own campaigns.
NO ON PROP 2:
More Government Slush Funds
Makes it easier for Sacramento to keep and hide surplus money
instead of returning it to taxpayers.
NO ON PROP 37:
Taxpayer-Backed Developer Loans
Creates a state-backed loan program that mainly helps housing
developers sell new homes using taxpayer resources.
The Board of the Modesto Republican Women Federated support CA GOP leader, Corrin Rankin in condemning political violence.
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