About Prop. 54
A bipartisan coalition is supporting an initiative on California’s November 2016 ballot to restore integrity to the state’s legislative process. Proposition 54 would:
- Give the public and their elected representatives time to read new legislation before it is passed,
- Put legislative meetings online so that all Californians can stay informed, and
- Allow the people to make their own videos of legislative meetings and share them among the public.
Proposition 54 is supported by:
- League of Women Voters of California
- California Common Cause
- League of California Cities
- First Amendment Coalition
- California State Conference of the NAACP
- California Forward
- California Black Chamber of Commerce
- Rural County Representatives of California
- National Federation of Independent Businesses – California
- Latin Business Association
- Howard Jarvis Taxpayer Association
- California Business Properties Association
- California Business Roundtable
- California Senior Advocates League
- Californians Aware
- California Planning and Conservations League
- Bay Area Council
- Small Business Action Committee
- Southwest California Legislative Coalition
- East Bay Leadership Council
- Orange County Business Council
- Monterey County Business Council
- Valley Contractor Exchange
- Valley Industry and Commerce Association
- The R Street Institute
- Hispanic 100
- La Raza Roundtable of California
- Hispanic Chambers of Commerce of San Francisco
- Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
- San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
- San Diego Chamber of Commerce
- Fresno Chamber of Commerce
- San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce
- Greater Riverside Chambers of Commerce
- Oxnard Chamber of Commerce
- North Orange Chamber of Commerce
- Kristin Olsen, California State Assembly Republican Leader
- Fred Keeley, Democratic former Speaker pro Tempore of the California State Assembly
- Pete Peterson, Davenport Institute of Pepperdine University
- Dan Schnur, University of Southern California
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