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Vote No On Prop 34

Vote No On Prop 34

Stop corporate landlords from silencing nonprofits.
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Get The Facts
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Get The Facts
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Don’t Be Fooled by 34
Prop 34 is a revenge initiative funded by corporate landlords and billionaires through the California Apartment Association (CAA). They want to strip AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) of its nonprofit status and disrupt its global lifesaving work—all because AHF supports rent control in California.
Prop 34 is a revenge initiative funded by corporate landlords and billionaires through the California Apartment Association (CAA). They want to strip AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) of its nonprofit status and disrupt its global lifesaving work—all because AHF supports rent control in California.
The Real Facts on Prop 34
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Prop 34 was crafted by billionaires to protect corporate interests, not people. 
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If Prop 34 passes, it sets the stage for any wealthy entity to silence its opponents.
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Prop 34 is funded by the same powerful forces that back the MAGA movement.
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Prop 34 was crafted by billionaires to protect corporate interests, not people. 
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If Prop 34 passes, it sets the stage for any wealthy entity to silence its opponents.
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Prop 34 is funded by the same powerful forces that back the MAGA movement.
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Why do Corporate Landlords Care about Healthcare?
They don't.

The CAA, a front group for corporate landlords, created Prop 34 specifically to kneecap AIDS Healthcare Foundation –  in retaliation for its sponsorship of Prop 33, which advocates for rent control. If the CAA cared about patients, it wouldn’t be trying to dismantle the world’s largest AIDS organization, with 2.1 million lives in care.

Consumer Watchdog said about Prop 34, “[It] is a poorly veiled attempt by the California Apartment Association to silence a political adversary. If it is allowed to be put to the voters, no organization in the future will be safe from similar retribution by monied opponents.”

The Hidden Agenda
Corporate special interests have their hands all over this initiative. They do not care about misleading voters and will say anything to silence their opponents. Billionaire corporate landlords claim that AHF is costing taxpayers when the same landlords continue to increase rents, withhold security deposits, and squeeze their tenants dry. They do not care about taxpayers.
AHF uses the 340B drug discount program to provide affordable healthcare across the country, which doesn’t cost taxpayers anything.
AHF uses the 340B drug discount program to provide affordable healthcare across the country, which doesn’t cost taxpayers anything.
The Solution:
Vote No on 34
Prop 34 is a billionaire-backed effort to silence AHF over its support for rent control. Voting NO stops corporate landlords from abusing the ballot initiative process to attack a healthcare nonprofit fighting for patients and tenants.
Prop 34 is a slippery slope. If corporate landlords get away with silencing AHF using a misleading ballot initiative, there’s no telling who they will attack next.
Prop 34 is a slippery slope. If corporate landlords get away with silencing AHF using a misleading ballot initiative, there’s no telling who they will attack next.
News Organizations Opposed to Prop 34

"Proposition 34 is an abusive use of the state’s initiative system to silence a political opponent. It would set a horrible precedent if it passes and survives legal challenges."

~ Marin Independent Journal
~ Los Angeles Times

"Voters are mere pawns in an ongoing battle to use the electoral system to further the ambitions of self-interested combatants. For that reason, voters should reject Proposition 34."

~ The Bakersfield Californian

"Proposition 34 sets a terrible precedent that could lead to ballot measures becoming one more way to punish political enemies."

~ San Diego Union-Tribune

"Proposition 34 is cheap political gamesmanship that doesn't belong on the ballot."

~ San Francisco Chronicle
News Organizations Opposed to Prop 34
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"Proposition 34 sets a terrible precedent that could lead to ballot measures becoming one more way to punish political enemies."
~ San Diego Union-Tribune
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"Proposition 34 is cheap political gamesmanship that doesn't belong on the ballot."
~ San Francisco Chronicle
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"Proposition 34 is an abusive use of the state’s initiative system to silence a political opponent. It would set a horrible precedent if it passes and survives legal challenges."
~ Marin Independent Journal
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"Voters are mere pawns in an ongoing battle to use the electoral system to further the ambitions of self-interested combatants. For that reason, voters should reject Proposition 34."
~ The Bakersfield Californian
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~ Los Angeles Times