🚀 Fired-up kickoff for #SB42, the CA Fair Elections Act, to make public financing of campaigns legal anywhere in California!
🔥 120+ activists & leaders from 34 cosponsors packed the room to fuel the fight for elections based on ideas, not money.
📢 Tomorrow, @CASenCaballero & @ilike_mike decide if SB42 moves forward—let’s make sure it gets to the Senate floor!
Huge thanks to SB42 author @SenatorUmberg & joint authors @BenAllenCA @SenCervantes & @alex_lee!
CA Clean Money Action Fund retweeted
Prop 4 gives every California community the freedom to build elections where voters have more power and wealthy donors and special interests have less.
Proposition 4 in California—backed by the League of Women Voters of CA, Common Cause, and nurses' and teachers' unions—would end a 1988 ban that keeps most of the state from setting up matching-fund programs:
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CA Clean Money Action Fund retweeted
Money is flooding the midterm elections in unprecedented amounts, including Elon Musk’s reported $366 million to help GOP candidates. It all shows the need for an effective ban on such spending from federal contractors. bit.ly/4ykN5fi
CA Clean Money Action Fund retweeted
Thanks to Supreme Court decisions like Citizens United, states can’t limit how much billionaires spend on elections. But states can provide alternative ways for candidates to reach voters, such as public financing. bit.ly/47fVe9M
Billionaires across the US are spending vast sums to support California's Prop 39, Voter ID. Comes amid a nationwide push by the Trump administration to restrict voting. yahoo.com/news/articles/bill…
CA Clean Money Action Fund retweeted
Our 2026 CA Initiative Picks
Every election we hear from a lot of people asking for ballot measure recommendations. Consumer Watchdog hasn’t taken an official position on all of the initiatives but here’s the consensus from our staff on how we’ll vote.
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CA Clean Money Action Fund retweeted
Our 2026 CA Initiative Picks
Every election we hear from a lot of people asking for ballot measure recommendations. Consumer Watchdog hasn’t taken an official position on all of the initiatives but here’s the consensus from our staff on how we’ll vote.
consumerwatchdog.org/account…
CA Clean Money Action Fund retweeted
🧐 To help Californians make sense of their long ballot, the @CourageCAInst put together this "Ballot Measure Position Matrix" to outline where some of California's most influential organizations stand on the 14 propositions.
Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/cci-2026camidterm
CA Clean Money Action Fund retweeted
Replying to @CourageCA @CourageCAInst
The voter resource includes:
🔸 Voter tools
🔸 Explanations of federal, state, and local races
🔸 Overviews of each ballot measure
🔸 Lists of each ballot measure's top supporters and opponents
🔸 Our ballot measure positions matrix
CA Clean Money Action Fund retweeted
In 1988, California banned public financing of elections — one of the best methods to counter the power of Big Money.
Voters can restore it this November by voting YES on Prop 4.
Watch.
CA Clean Money Action Fund retweeted
SB 900 updates CA's campaign disclosure rules so that voters can better understand who is funding the flood of campaign ads each election cycle.
Shoutout to California Clean Money Campaign and the California State Outdoor Advertising Association for sponsoring SB 900.
CA Clean Money Action Fund retweeted
More good news! @CAgovernor signed my campaign finance transparency legislation, which updates California’s campaign disclosure rules to provide more clarity regarding who is paying for political advertisements.
CA Clean Money Action Fund retweeted
You heard it here first.
The Sacramento Bee joins us, the League of Women Voters, the ACLU, and countless other organizations, in saying vote NO on Prop 39.
Thank you for for standing up for voters across California. #VoteNOonProp39
CA Clean Money Action Fund retweeted
ICYMI: The CA Legislature last night unanimously approved my SB 900, Campaign Finance Disclosure Reform.
SB 900 would update CA’s campaign disclosure rules to provide more transparency and clarity regarding who is paying for political ads. SB 900 now goes to the governor's desk.
CA Clean Money Action Fund retweeted
Megadonors empowered by the Citizens United decision have poured over $1.6 billion into the 2026 elections.
Why? To help elect lawmakers who will corruptly vote for billionaire and corporate-friendly policies at the expense of everyday Americans.
CA Clean Money Action Fund retweeted
LA voters! Want to know where LA City Controller candidate @kennethmejiaLA stands on reforming City Hall?
See what they had to say about Council size, ranked choice voting, and other Charter reform proposals, at: fairrepla.com/2026
CA Clean Money Action Fund retweeted
LA voters! Want to know where LA City Attorney candidate @Aida4LA stands on reforming City Hall?
See what they had to say about Council size, ranked choice voting, and other Charter reform proposals, at: fairrepla.com/2026
CA Clean Money Action Fund retweeted
LA voters! Want to know where LA City Attorney candidate Marissa Roy stands on reforming City Hall?
See what they had to say about Council size, ranked choice voting, and other Charter reform proposals, at: fairrepla.com/2026
CA Clean Money Action Fund retweeted
LA voters! Want to know where LA Mayoral candidate @nithyavraman stands on reforming City Hall?
See what they had to say about Council size, ranked choice voting, and other Charter reform proposals, at: fairrepla.com/2026
























