From a verified voter in Sacramento, CAYes on SB 222
Hold Fossil Fuels accountable - Support SB 222 Fossil fuel companies have known for generations what kinds of impact they could have on the climate. Now we are seeing the devastating effects and insurance companies are leaving Californians in an uncertain state with unaffordable premiums and inacce
From a constituent in Sacramento, CAResist specious Federal Government demands
To my state government, Absolutely do not comply with specious federal demands. The playbook of the government in power is to blatantly break the law. I am most concerned about the federal government going after California school funding and policies. DO NOT bend. I am so thankful to live and rais
From a verified voter in Sacramento, CAReconsider and rescind Governor Newsom’s RTO order
Governor Gavin Newsom’s executive order mandating that all state employees return to in-person work four days per week, effective July 1, 2025, is a regressive policy that disregards the demonstrated benefits of remote work. Throughout the pandemic, state employees effectively maintained operations
From a verified voter in Sacramento, CASupport Coastal Commission
Please protect the California Coastal Commission and the Coastal Act from efforts to undermine them.
From a verified voter in Sacramento, CAThe Case for California's Independence
California is the fifth-largest economy in the world, yet we send far more in federal taxes than we receive in return. Our wealth subsidizes states that oppose our values, while we face underfunded infrastructure, worsening climate crises, and federal obstruction. Washington’s dysfunction is no long
From a verified voter in Elk Grove, CAAs a state worker for more than two decades, I am humbled to be able to provide my expertise to the state as a civil servant. Through budget crises, furloughs, economic downturns and the pandemic, it has been such a relief to have a stable, steady job. With that said, it is important for the Gover
From a verified voter in Sacramento, CA4 day RTO hurts Californians at large; please support a modern workforce for CA
California's state workforce has proven its ability to be highly productive while working remotely during the pandemic. Requiring more than two days per week in the office would disrupt this successful operational model and could lead to reduced productivity, higher turnover, and difficulties in rec
From a verified voter in Sacramento, CAState Worker RTO
The Governor’s executive order for state worker return to office places unnecessary burdens on your constituents, hinders state agencies in recruiting, hiring, and retaining skilled workers, and overall makes them less competitive in an already challenging job market. Please use your position to
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