Proposition 40: One-Time High-Net-Worth Wealth Tax
RCJ votes NO. We are all for taxing the wealthy, and taxing corporations, as a means of funding critical social…
October 2026
Proposition 39: Voter Identification Requirement
The RCJ votes No. We believe every voter should be required to offer proof of identification, and there are measures…
Proposition 38: Immunology Medical Research Bonds
The RCJ votes Yes, but there are some fishy things going on with the way this money is allocated. The…
Proposition 37: Middle-Income Homebuyer Loan Program
The RCJ votes Yes, believing that getting home buyers started in the home ownership experience at least addresses the hope…
Proposition 5: Statewide Recall Process Changes
The RCJ votes Yes, though mostly just because the Democrat Party supports the Proposition and the Republican Party is against…
Proposition 4: Campaign Public Financing
The RCJ votes No, though campaign financing needs major overhaul. We are not sure taxpayer money should be passed out,…
Proposition 3: Income Tax Extension for Public Funding
The RCJ votes Yes. This is a no-brainer. Top rates for the top 2 percent of taxpayers should not be…
Proposition 2: Budget Stabilization Account Cap Increase
The RCJ votes Yes. When has it not been a good idea to put money away for a rainy day….
Proposition 1: Housing Affordability Bonds
The RCJ votes Yes, but with reservations. Programs to get marginally-qualified buyers into homes they may be unable to afford…
CANDIDATES ON THE BALLOT
California’s competition to succeed Gavin Newsom as Governor of California comes down to two candidates who represent the basic philosophies…
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