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“This coalition looks like California, because Prop 45 is about a problem every single Californian feels: addressing our high cost of living,” said @CalChamberJen, president and CEO of the California Chamber of Commerce. “Prop 45 will cut the years of unnecessary delay standing between families and the housing, clean energy and water infrastructure we need. That’s the kind of common ground California needs right now.”
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#Prop45 #YesOnProp45 @YesProp45CA
"Renewable energy lobbies, affordable housing groups and California’s local NAACP support [Prop 45]," writes the Wall Street Journal. "Yet the greens, building unions and plaintiff law firms oppose it because it could reduce their leverage to shake down developers. Never mind that it would create construction jobs and boost renewable power."
More than two dozen editorial boards agree: @YesProp45CA will help build an affordable California.
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Prop 45 offers Californians the opportunity for voters to tackle the state's affordability crisis by modernizing the review of essential housing, energy, water, and vital infrastructure projects.
"Local governments would have to specify all information that developers must submit at the outset of environmental reviews," writes the @WSJ Editorial Board. "That means bureaucrats couldn’t change review standards mid-review."
@YesProp45CA
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CalChamber retweeted
We’ve released new research exposing the financial interests behind No on 45 and their stake in preserving the status quo. Public filings show that construction unions paid nearly $90 million to law firms between 2011 and 2025 to abuse CEQA using lawsuits. The irony? #Prop45 all but guarantees streamlined projects are built with a union workforce. Read more: bit.ly/47XUKFv
Prop 45 offers an important test for the abundance movement, says the Wall Street Journal Editorial Board.
"Renewable energy lobbies, affordable housing groups and California’s local NAACP support the initiative," they write, while special interests oppose Prop 45 "because it could reduce their leverage to shake down developers."
#YesOnProp45 #BuildingaBetterCalifornia #CEQA
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Prop 45 is the clear choice of California opinion writers.
@LaOpinionLA: Prop 45 strikes "a new balance" in building essential projects.
The editorial boards of the @mercnews & the @EastBayTimes : Prop 45 "would make California’s planning approval process fairer, less expensive and considerably more predictable."
More than two dozen editorial boards agree that #Prop45 will help build an affordable California. @YesProp45CA
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CalChamber retweeted
California depends on the roads, bridges and transit systems that keep people and communities moving. Prop 45 streamlines essential transportation projects—reducing costly delays so our tax dollars go farther.
Learn more: voteyes45.com/4rybrjL
In this week's news from the Trade Update:
⦁ EU and China clinch deal over cars after heated #trade talks as Brussels pushes to rebalance trade
⦁ @IMFNews upgrades global economy outlook
⦁ Judge Sides With Importers to Expand Trump #TariffRefund Fight
⦁@USTradeRep Greer says US holding fast on trade stance with Canada
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CalChamber retweeted
California has no shortage of plans — but projects need a clear path forward. Prop 45 sets clear deadlines for project reviews, cutting unnecessary delays that drive up costs so we can deliver housing faster and more affordably. #VoteYESonProp45
An extra $35,000 for every student bed built at USC — after a competing landlord used California's environmental laws to add TWO YEARS of needless delay.
Prop 45 would require a timely review of these issues, removing the endless delays that keep us from building essential #housing, schools, public works, and wildfire mitigation.
California voters can change the status quo. @YesProp45CA
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CalChamber retweeted
Housing. Schools. Hospitals. Clean energy. Water. Transportation.
Prop 45 streamlines the infrastructure and essential services California communities rely on every day, helping lower costs for housing, healthcare, education, and electricity.
Vote YES on Prop 45.
CalChamber retweeted
✍️Emily Rooney with the @AgCouncilofCA writes in support of #Prop45 in @Bakersfieldcali, highlighting how #Prop45 can help build essential water projects farmers and ranchers rely on faster & more affordably. Read here: bit.ly/4ATjJqF
In this week's news from the CalChamber Alert:
⦁ Fighting to Lower Costs: Success for CalChamber’s #AffordabilityAgenda in 2026
⦁ CalChamber Hosts #LocalChamber Leaders for Inaugural Policy/Workforce Summit
⦁ CalChamber Final Status Report on Major Legislation for Business
⦁ US, China Extend Trade Truce But Port Fees Pending
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Prop 45 ensures a clear and consistent process for building essential projects in California.
So, what's an essential project? Housing, hospitals and public health, clean energy, water, school facilities, public safety and wildfire resilience, transportation and transit, high-speed internet.
That's it. Get the facts.
@YesProp45CA
Students at Del Mar Heights Elementary wanted a new, modern school to call their own.
But getting it took:
🧑⚖️ 4 years of frivolous lawsuits
🏫 3 different designs to appease opponents
💲An extra $8 million in taxpayer costs to respond to the litigation
The public interest was delayed by special interests.
It's time to modernize the rules for building these kinds of essential projects.
Vote @YesProp45CA
#Prop45 #YesonProp45
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CalChamber retweeted
📬 You’ve got mail! Ballots should be arriving in your mailbox any day now. Keep your eyes peeled and be ready to vote YES on #Prop45. For more information, click the link below: bit.ly/3TLxF2i
In this week's news from the Trade Update:
⦁ US, China Extend Trade Truce But #Port Fees Pending
⦁ USTR Seeks Public Comment on the 2027 Joint Review of #USMCA
⦁ Deloitte slashes 2027 economic outlook by 20% as trade tensions worsen
⦁ California’s economy continues to dominate — topping $4.5 T in economic output, and remains the world’s fourth largest economy
⦁ Korea and the United States Announce Historic Strategic Investment Projects
#CaliforniaEconomy #InternationalTrade #TradeAgreements
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CalChamber retweeted
ANOTHER ENDORSEMENT! McClatchy Media Group’s Editorial Board, including the Sacramento Bee, Fresno Bee, Modesto Bee, Merced Sun-Star, and SLO Tribune announced their endorsement of #Prop45 today. Read their endorsement here: bit.ly/4hsmLL4
CalChamber retweeted
Affordable housing advocates are uniting behind #Prop45 to lower housing costs and get homes built faster, as years of delays can put affordable housing out of reach for working families, veterans, and seniors. Read more: bit.ly/4AMDuQC
A new economic analysis from Blue Sky Consulting Group finds #Proposition45, the Building an Affordable California Act, will deliver significant economic benefits for California.
“Unnecessary delays are driving up the cost of housing, infrastructure and energy, and those costs land squarely on families and taxpayers,” said CalChamber President & CEO @CalChamberJen Barrera. “This report shows what Prop 45 would deliver – nearly 200,000 more homes, lower costs for roads, water systems and schools, and billions in savings for electricity customers.
@YesProp45CA #Prop45 #CaliforniaAffordablility
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CalChamber retweeted
California is failing to deliver the basics. Prop 45 cuts unnecessary red tape so housing, schools, roads and essential infrastructure can move forward faster— lowering costs while preserving environmental protections, public input and local control. #YesOnProp45












