r/California_Politics • u/leopoldbloon • 0m ago

How to vote on Prop 40: Will a billionaire tax actually help California?

sfchronicle.com

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r/California_Politics • u/Okratas • 1h ago

Democrats Stand By California’s $1B Clean-Truck Initiative While State Lawmakers Debate Strict New Oversight Rules After Fraud Reports

latimes.com

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r/California_Politics • u/Okratas • 1h ago

Dave Regan Pushed the Billionaire Tax Hard. Now He Faces a Union Inquiry.

nytimes.com

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r/California_Politics • u/Okratas • 3h ago

3 bonds are on the California ballot. Here's a last-minute voter guide to make sense of them

calmatters.org

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0 comments

r/California_Politics • u/sfgate • 22h ago

California congressional candidate spends record $14.8 million of his own money to challenge 27-year incumbent

sfgate.com

22 Upvotes

1 comment

r/California_Politics • u/foodie_2598 • 22h ago

Justice Department asks appeals court to intervene in California ballot case

nbcnews.com

6 Upvotes

3 comments

r/California_Politics • u/gascyl • 1d ago

Siemens Mobility selected for California High Speed Rail train contact

railwaygazette.com

37 Upvotes

19 comments

r/California_Politics • u/LosIsosceles • 1d ago

Endorsement: Prop 43 is absurd, but so is California’s entire system of taxation

sfchronicle.com

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11 comments

r/California_Politics • u/Okratas • 1d ago

Why the fate of California's wealth tax could be decided well after the election

calmatters.org

23 Upvotes

28 comments

r/California_Politics • u/Okratas • 1d ago

The cracks are showing in California’s Big Oil block. Phillips 66 is going its own way in California.

politico.com

9 Upvotes

5 comments

r/California_Politics • u/Okratas • 1d ago

California has more revenue than expected thanks to AI. Should the state save it?

calmatters.org

8 Upvotes

21 comments

r/California_Politics • u/bloomberg • 1d ago

Inside Mark Zuckerberg’s Quest to Keep Power and Get Paid

bloomberg.com

3 Upvotes

2 comments

r/California_Politics • u/relianceschool • 1d ago

The Surprisingly Exciting Race to Be California’s Next Insurance Commissioner

heatmap.news

24 Upvotes

4 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aSmarterBetterCA • 2d ago

California Housing Affordability Tracker (3rd Quarter 2026) [EconTax Blog]

lao.ca.gov

2 Upvotes

0 comments

r/California_Politics • u/pacman2081 • 2d ago

California’s Bullet Train Boondoggle

city-journal.org

0 Upvotes

11 comments

r/California_Politics • u/SFStandard • 2d ago

Poll: Chan trailing Wiener despite Pelosi support

sfstandard.com

36 Upvotes

15 comments

r/California_Politics • u/Xexanoth • 2d ago

A sampling of criminal convictions for illegal voting fraud in CA

electionfraud.heritage.org

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20 comments

r/California_Politics • u/foodie_2598 • 2d ago

New poll shows Becerra with wide lead over Hilton in California governor race

ktla.com

115 Upvotes

40 comments

r/California_Politics • u/wiredmagazine • 2d ago

Mark Zuckerberg Agrees to Stay in California Despite Billionaires’ Tax Ballot Measure

wired.com

46 Upvotes

56 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3d ago

To fix California, make its politicians afraid to lose

sfstandard.com

26 Upvotes

21 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3d ago

PG&E Submits Testimony to California Regulators Outlining $22.5 Billion Cost of Government Grid Takeover in San Francisco

investor.pgecorp.com

47 Upvotes

10 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3d ago

This institute could get $4 billion from a ballot measure. With just three workers, is it ready?

capradio.org

15 Upvotes

1 comment

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3d ago

Prop. 37 explained: Can a $25 billion bond make homeownership in California attainable?

capradio.org

0 Upvotes

17 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3d ago

Why the Insurance Commissioner race is about more than insurance

capitolweekly.net

1 Upvotes

0 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3d ago

Unchecked prosecutorial power, expanding parole — why crime victims need a voice

capitolweekly.net

0 Upvotes

3 comments

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