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Reform California

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Identifiers

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https://www.reformcalifornia.org
org kind
ideological_group

What this organization says it wants

We hold no stated position for Reform California. That is our gap, not its silence — we read positions out of federal lobbying filings and state committee witness lists, and this organization has not been matched to either yet.

The positions, and the documents they come from

Every position below links to the record it was read from. We do not store one without a link — a claim you cannot check is the thing this list exists to prevent.

    What it says on the issues

    Statements that name no bill. Each was placed on one of our lines by reading the quote, and kept only where our quiz questions on that line, answered from the same quote, lean the same way. Each counts like one answer to a quiz question.

    • Proceduralismprocedure-as-content / direct

      “Yes on Prop 45: Reduce Housing Costs by Cutting Red Tape”

      Published by the organizationOpen the record

    • Housingless policy activity in Housing

      “No on Prop 3: Income Tax Increase”

      Published by the organizationOpen the record

    • Macroeconomics: National Budgetless policy activity in Macroeconomics: National Budget

      “No on Prop 3: Income Tax Increase”

      Published by the organizationOpen the record

    • Macroeconomics: Tax Codeless policy activity in Macroeconomics: Tax Code

      “No on Prop 2: Guts State Budget Spending Limit and Cancels Tax Rebates”

      Published by the organizationOpen the record

    • Macroeconomics: Tax Codeless policy activity in Macroeconomics: Tax Code

      “Makes permanent California’s highest-in-the-nation income tax rates at a time when California is losing employers, jobs and taxpayers to other states and seeing lower tax revenues as a result.”

      Published by the organizationOpen the record

    • Macroeconomics: Tax Codeless policy activity in Macroeconomics: Tax Code

      “No on Prop 40: “Billionaire” Tax that Is Really an “Everybody” Tax”

      Published by the organizationOpen the record

    • Macroeconomics: Tax Codeless policy activity in Macroeconomics: Tax Code

      “Yes on Prop 42: Stop the Savings Tax”

      Published by the organizationOpen the record

    • Government Operations: Political Campaignsless policy activity in Government Operations: Political Campaigns

      “No on Prop 37: Borrows $25 Billion for Costly Housing Projects”

      Published by the organizationOpen the record

    • Fiscal discipline ↔ Fiscal expansionbalance the budget; debt is a moral hazard

      “No on Prop 3: Income Tax Increase”

      Published by the organizationOpen the record

    • Fiscal discipline ↔ Fiscal expansionbalance the budget; debt is a moral hazard

      “No on Prop 2: Guts State Budget Spending Limit and Cancels Tax Rebates”

      Published by the organizationOpen the record

    • Taxes on high earnerskeep them where they are, or cut them

      “Yes on Prop 42: Stop the Savings Tax”

      Published by the organizationOpen the record

    • Taxes on high earnerskeep them where they are, or cut them

      “No on Prop 40: “Billionaire” Tax that Is Really an “Everybody” Tax”

      Published by the organizationOpen the record

    • Taxes on high earnerskeep them where they are, or cut them

      “Makes permanent California’s highest-in-the-nation income tax rates at a time when California is losing employers, jobs and taxpayers to other states and seeing lower tax revenues as a result.”

      Published by the organizationOpen the record

    • Wealth tax on billionairesno

      “No on Prop 40: “Billionaire” Tax that Is Really an “Everybody” Tax”

      Published by the organizationOpen the record

    • Billionaire and tech-donor influenceordinary politics

      “No on Prop 37: Borrows $25 Billion for Costly Housing Projects”

      Published by the organizationOpen the record

    • Conditions on agency fundingno money until the agency passes a clean audit

      “Yes on Prop 41: Audit Special Taxes”

      Published by the organizationOpen the record

    6 more readings were held back because the quiz questions on that line did not agree with them, or could not be answered from the quote.

    What we don't have on this organization

    • No committee totals

      This committee’s own receipts and disbursements — its totals as filed — are not ingested. What we hold about its money is the contributions we have matched to named candidates.

    Politicians funded

    9 politicians · $0 in contributions we have matched, from FEC Schedule A filings

    • David Pan
    • Genevieve Angel
    • Jeff Frese
    • Pedro Antonio Casas
    • Ritesh Tandon
    • Robb Tucker
    • Robert Bob J Smith
    • Shane Lewis
    • Stephanie M. Vargas