CA – Proposition 4

  • YesDesired result: Yes
  • No

What a yes vote means

A “yes” vote would lift California’s 1988 ban on public campaign financing, letting the state and local governments create programs that give qualifying candidates public funds under spending limits, so they can run without relying on big donors.

More target races in California

    • Dem.Richard Pan
    • Ind.Kevin Kiley

    Polls close 11 pm ET, Tuesday, November 3

    Partners: Swing Left

    Partners: Swing Left

    • Dem.Adam Gray
    • Rep.Kevin Lincoln

    Polls close 11 pm ET, Tuesday, November 3

    Partners: Battleground CA

    Partners: Battleground CA

    • Dem.Randy Villegas
    • Rep.David Valadao

    Polls close 11 pm ET, Tuesday, November 3

    Partners: Battleground CA , Poderosx , Popular Democracy in Action and 5 more

    Partners: Battleground CA , Poderosx , Popular Democracy in Action and 5 more

    • Dem.Jimmy Gomez
    • Dem.Angela Gonzales-Torres

    Polls close 11 pm ET, Tuesday, November 3

    Partners: Common Defense Action Fund

    Partners: Common Defense Action Fund

    • Dem.Hilda Solis
    • Rep.Pedro Casas

    Polls close 11 pm ET, Tuesday, November 3

    Partners: Votar Es Poder PAC

    Partners: Votar Es Poder PAC

    • Dem.Derek Tran
    • Rep.Chuong Vo

    Polls close 11 pm ET, Tuesday, November 3

    Partners: Battleground CA

    Partners: Battleground CA

    • Dem.Marni von Wilpert
    • Rep.Jim Desmond

    Polls close 11 pm ET, Tuesday, November 3

    Partners: Battleground CA , Swing Left

    Partners: Battleground CA , Swing Left

    • Dem.Sara Jacobs
    • Rep.Ricardo Cabrera

    Polls close 11 pm ET, Tuesday, November 3

    Partners: Common Defense Action Fund

    Partners: Common Defense Action Fund

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