Election 2024 | California proposition results latest - 9 p.m. Update

[@ryan-xp9lc]

Long history of raising money for schools….and yet our educational prowess is some of the lowest in the nation.

[@jesusavalos4112]

Not really. Not the best state, but not close to the last. You still have Red States below California. The Worst DNC State is probably NM. The GOP run states are pretty bad.

[@TomWindom-kv2by]

What is you laughing for your rent is high? What are you laughing for aint your rent high?

[@JdmgjnFjahgks]

​@@TomWindom-kv2bycase in point to the original comment

[@sRan6569]

Prop 36 is the taxpayer saying that they want actual punishment for crimes. The “powers that be” as you put it, should not have anything to say about this in court later. So stupid, the taxpayers have spoken and that’s final. Deal with it Gavin

[@mkgreen9750]

It costs $106,000 per prisoner per year to house a prisoner

[@ashleydawson4057]

Making 3rd offenses for theft a felony makes a path out of crime far more difficult. People keep thinking throwing more law enforcement and police at a problem solves it in the long term but there’ll be lots of unintended consequences. AND now Californians will be paying with their tax dollars to shore up prisons and house more inmates. Sad.

[@bananamutnuffin1667]

Money or saftey. Yall let these dudes go way to long feeling safe for petty crimes that dont stop. Yall werid af for not voting yes to that prop. Either that or just another unemployed statistic that gets high all day ​@mkgreen9750

[@sRan6569]

@ obviously people are more fed up with the rampant crime sweeping the streets, the amount of drugs on the street, needles and other paraphernalia out in plain view among the public and our children that we don’t care about the price as a society. And if you didn’t know, California also gleefully voted to implement two other tax measures as well. So I’ll say it again @mkgreen9750, the taxpayers have spoken so deal with it.

[@CA-dy4ge]

​@@mkgreen9750 That's why the prisons needs to be like 'Prison' and not a resort. Lower facilities, low cost food. It's about time we Learn from third world countries. Criminals should think 100 times before committing crime.

[@jebadeebus5576]

It would make sense to tell us where the money is going instead of having “plans “

[@cathleenhamby4723]

Rent Control: Get government out of private property rights! Taxes are too high! Govt needs to stop spending our money wastefully and has no idea how to balance a budget. I'm ashamed that California voters are approving the two $10 Billion Bond issues. There is no accountability for what the money will be used for, only the certainty of increased tax obligations! Wake up--we have a deficit here that needs to be corrected!

[@JoseHernandez-dd3mj]

The saddest thing about this election are the results of the propositions! Some people don’t study the propositions and for that,now,we have to pay more taxes,and for many years!

[@mattylite7]

The sadest part of this election is 4 more years of cult rule

[@JM-qn3tf]

Cry more

[@eddie-lamardavis1354]

​@@JM-qn3tf grow up child

[@droddick2006]

If the local government didn't make building units so difficult there'd be more housing. supply and demand is actually a thing.

[@rosethorns1893]

Right!?! Like reducing all that red tape, especially when it comes to those overlapping bureaucracies

[@DAWN001]

Rent control will further reduce the supply and pushes builders to luxury apartments that are usually exempt from rent control. NYC is a perfect example to see the long term effects of rent control

[@mvann5]

Those huge 10 billion dollar Bond we'll raise the price of houses

[@fortheloveofdaisies]

I wish the uneducated voters could grasp that concept. Every bond they pass just means more taxes for all of us. The state and counties don’t have a problem with the amount of money they take in they have a fiscal irresponsibility super majority problem that pushes propaganda on the uneducated voter.

[@cwilsonyt]

4 million rent-stressed voters shot down Prop 33 rent control again. Jaw-dropping 20 million California renters who didn’t vote on this are going to sorely regret that decision.

[@antibrotha]

Because socialism never works

[@JM-qn3tf]

You are just not smart enough to know that rent control does not help. It only makes things worse you absolute genius.

[@cwilsonyt]

@@JM-qn3tf my goodness, you sure are presumptive without any facts whatsoever. I’m the Director of Real Estate for a nonprofit. You’re not smart enough to think that could be possible before you start hammering on your keyboard.

[@cwilsonyt]

@@JM-qn3tf not to mention, Prop 33 doesn’t force a city to adopt rent control. Prop 33 only would have repealed the law that currently blocks additional rent control measures. My guess is that most cities would choose not to adopt rent control. Other cities would have started adopting measure slowly. By the way, the law that is currently on the books that blocks additional rent control is called Costa-Hawkins. So named for the two real estate developers who wanted to prevent any more cities in California from controlling how much profit they could squeeze out of the housing market. And for the 45th year in a row, the real estate pirates have convinced the average person in California that the best thing for the economy is for everyone to keep paying too much for rent.

[@cwilsonyt]

@@JM-qn3tf @ and now I dare you to explain how rent control does not help. Clearly, having few rent controls led California to where it is today. Did you know that the median income in California is about $90k? Did you know that the median home costs $900k, and the median rent is about $2800/mo? Given that median rent, a household should be earning $172k. A household would need to earn around $320 to afford the median house. It’s probable that most people in California are paying far too much for housing. This is likely because for most of the last 35 years, developers in California did not find it in their interest to develop housing that wasn’t profitable. In other words, they twisted the market for max profit. I encourage a spirited debate.

[@U20E27]

33 isn’t about rent control. It removes protections to private home owners ability to rent at market rates.

[@jays8664]

@@U20E27 but you rather have big corporations buy up all the houses and control the rent market

[@rosethorns1893]

@@jays8664 then why not address the real issue. Maybe corporations shouldn’t be allowed to buy single family homes.

[@peacelovefreedom5076]

Prop 3: Investigate why, the property tax is too high! The property insurance is too high! Homeowners are taxed every year thousands of $ on unrealized gains! The voters don't want rent control.

[@ashleydawson4057]

“Californians keep getting asked” AND the opposition keeps spending millions on ads to prevent it from passing.

[@leok7193]

Passing what? 🤦‍♂️

[@ashleydawson4057]

@ rent control /:

[@afcaton1]

It's amazing, I guess ignorance is bliss as they say. 🙄

[@rath748]

I voted NO on a lot of these propositions

[@CaliforniaDreamin.]

Stupid that 33 didn’t pass. How did that not pass and yet we passed two 10 billion dollar bonds? They will waste all of that money

[@JustMe80564]

Home owners dont want control on how much they charge renters

[@jays8664]

Don’t t cry about rent when you’re homeless on the street and blame the governor when you had the chance to change it.

[@leok7193]

Don't pretend rent control will fix anything. All it does is create a bunch of people who will never move and shrink the available market. More traffic, fewer available units, and more delinquency on maintenance because landlords can't afford repairs, when they couldn't raise rent for 10 years or sell a property because it's losing money every month. The homeless don't have to be in California, they come here for the weather and liberal perks. If I was homeless, I'd much rather be here than someplace like Wyoming, Texas, Florida, etc.

[@DAWN001]

@@leok7193NYC has rent control and matches exactly what you describe here

[@rachele9566]

They can change their situation by moving! As long as people want to live the in the big cities with all the action, rents will continue to stay high. People only have themselves to blame, not the governor!

[@jays8664]

@@rachele9566 it don’t matter were you move in California the rent ridiculously high even in the northern Central Valley were it was always the cheapest place live. To rent a studio it’s costing you 1500 And just rent a single room starting at 800 on top of that apartment starting at 1800 on the low end and the average 2000. This is what’s causing people to go homeless cause no one can’t afford a place to stay anymore.

[@rachele9566]

@@jays8664 Then rent a studio! Rent a room! While you're renting a room, get an education or skill so you can afford California prices. That's what you have to do if you insist on living in Caifornia! If you don't want to do that, move to Texas or Oklahoma or another cheap state.

[@lisacarey4951]

what about prop 6?????

[@seanlucas48]

Or maybe it will make people think twice before they steal, and if they dont straight to jail.

[@tswvxyastswvyeej5510]

Now, it's legal to steal in CA. Many stores closed the doors

[@CaptainCJ97]

Exactly

[@agentoliver1972]

Lots of homeowners said no to rent control

[@aeonitis]

Selfish Humans that don't have a hobby

[@bighomieduwop6808]

Of course they did. Welp California loves homelessness anyways

[@TheRona_from_california]

It's mind-boggling how people support these proposals without realizing the potential consequences. While they may sound appealing, the reality is that higher taxes and reduced benefits are often the outcome. It's time for everyone to wake up and reconsider their perspectives. Let's go, Trump 2024! Here are my stances on the propositions: - Proposition 2: NO - Proposition 4: NO - Proposition 5: NO - Proposition 6: NO - Proposition 32: NO - Proposition 33: NO - Proposition 34: YES - Proposition 35: NO - Proposition 36: YES - Measure G: NO

[@marshallnmoonshine]

I voted no on basically any new “borrow and spend” props. They’ve always had buckets of money and they’ve misused it every year. I’m not volunteering more for them to waste. They need to negotiate better deals. No more fat contracts to donors. Lean contracts with incentives to get them done sooner/better. Someone will take the job.

[@datguy3581]

Fingers crossed that Prop 32 goes through. Living in California is expensive especially in urban areas.

[@leok7193]

You don't have to live here. Simple idea is there's too much demand and not enough supply to live here. Simplest solution is to go elsewhere. Raising wages will only make it more expensive because supply/demand curve doesn't change, just rises to a higher equilibrium.

[@alfredmorency8296]

Rent control is one factor that increases housing prices and discourages the construction of affordable housing. Another factor is excessive regulation of new and renovated housing. Government is never the solution to a housing problem; it is always the cause.

[@robertnuno-luevano7930]

Get ready for higher taxes 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@ilikespaghetti4458]

Really glad about prop 3 passing with a substantial margin. At least something good came of this election, though I wonder what the final margin will be.

[@aloeup2121]

You really thought that had any chance of not passing?

[@bighomieduwop6808]

Homelessness bout to be BOOMING out here

[@tswvxyastswvyeej5510]

If the minimum wage increases to $18, those retired people will suffer and become homeless.

[@leok7193]

If you're still renting, you're not actually retired. Just means you gave up on saving and decided to stop working for a while. Retiring literally means having set aside enough to meet your fixed expenses without working for the rest of your life, which includes accounting for inflation. Take a financial literacy course.

[@ihoopx24]

Prop 33 isn’t changing because the word choice is confusing

[@cwilsonyt]

No, it’s not.

[@leok7193]

Nothing confusing about it. It helps a few people that will refuse to move, ever and hurts anyone in the market to rent and landlords. In the end it hurts those who locked in rent control because you can't properly maintain a property when in a few years you're losing money every month and can't afford preventative maintenance.

[@ElyseVelasquez-kg1um]

Thank u 🙏🏼 to my california brothers and sisters , for voting 🗳️ yes on prop 3 . Everyone deserves the right to love and marry whoever they want . Keep Cali liberal ! 😉👍💙💙💙💙🏳️‍🌈

[@clifftanch]

This was an important point: California Propositions largely create a distorted construct of incentives and rewards and create new haves and new havenots.

[@collectiblesforyou1252]

1:31 😮dude!

[@JoseAlba87]

California should Split up 3 parts North, Central, South All 3 are totally Different Living

[@Strange_Shadow214]

Meh

[@leok7193]

Nope, just 2 is fine. Coastal and inland: that's the biggest differentiation.

[@nickwilder6569]

government has no business telling people how much they can rent THEIR property for.

[@tswvxyastswvyeej5510]

The government should build low income appartments to keep people out of the street

[@a.stevens3550]

@@tswvxyastswvyeej5510 Gaggin Spewsome already "squandered" most of that money.

[@MrCHICKEN951]

​@@tswvxyastswvyeej5510Instead they building 800k to million dollar homes for several families in single home

[@rachele9566]

@@tswvxyastswvyeej5510 People can move to cheap areas if they really want to get off the street. Quit relying on the government to fix everything!

[@MikeSmithers]

Crazy that CA voters vote for this nonsense.

[@Strange_Shadow214]

People don't read...they watch opposition commercials

[@JustMe80564]

Its proposed in the wrong way in California

[@paulinequick5634]

I'm surprised that no one really wants the minimum wage increased.

[@rachele9566]

If people want their wage increased, they can get a better education or skill. No vote needed.

[@Broken_7Luck]

Proposition 6?

[@Donna-cc1kt]

Spend spend spend. Fools.

[@nambintliff]

CA voted for newsom = you GOT IT 😂😂😂

[@Strange_Shadow214]

Duh you barely figure that out

[@qualitymemes6324]

Thought you guys were woke in cali why isn’t prop 6 overwhelming yes😂

[@aloeup2121]

Same reason 36 passed huge. People think we’ve been way too soft on criminals. The pendulum swings one way for a decade, then back the other way

[@EvoSGooD]

Prop 33 will help big companies continue to buy single family homes and continue to rent them. By eliminating the profits will prevent investors. It won’t. Help those of looking to invest.

[@daleyfamily2179]

Whoa, hold up. This comment needs more than just a grammar check; it needs a complete overhaul. First, the sentence structure is a mess. “By eliminating the profits will prevent investors”-what does that even mean? Are we eliminating profits to prevent investors? Or are we trying to say that investors won’t have incentives? Then there’s “It won’t. Help those of looking to invest.” It sounds like you’re trying to communicate in broken code. A little editing goes a long way! Also, if you’re going to make a bold claim about Prop 33, how about adding some actual reasoning? A vague gripe with no clear logic or grammar doesn’t make a persuasive argument-it just sounds like you accidentally mashed the keyboard halfway through.

[@NancyJimenez-g8r]

0:36 0:37 0:37 0:38

[@joeford2127]

so did prop 32 pass

[@truthbetold3994]

Keep degrading the english language and definition of things. Im sure we will all get along fine at that point....

[@anthonyclavio7866]

Who wants rent control when rent is already to high? Why not wait for housing market to dip down and lower rent costs then re-introduce rent control.

[@cathleenhamby4723]

How about government getting out of the way so property owners can exercise their lawful property rights!!!

[@leok7193]

​@@cathleenhamby4723 because property owners are sh!tty business people and make terrible investments, then force tenants to pay for their terrible business sense.

[@rachele9566]

@@leok7193 Tenants can leave and go elsewhere. Or they can buy their own homes and stop whining.

[@leok7193]

@@rachele9566 I'm just glad you're so unbiased and empathetic. I've owned my current home for 5 years and there's no real good reason for it to appreciate this much. just remember, when your housing market gets too expensive, your gardeners, pool cleaners, food workers, etc will move away to what they can afford and you'll be left with fewer and more expensive services

[@rachele9566]

@@leok7193 No good reason for appreciation? Appreciation happens because people are willing to pay the price! I know gardeners who are doing better than some American born people. Some are living 5, 6 and 7 in a household if they have to. Many are not. Food workers can't expect to manage a household on minimum wage and tips. If gardeners, pool cleaners, food workers, etc. move away, then people will just have to deal with it if it happens. In the meantime, the market will dictate what happens. That's why people voted down prop 33.

[@bighomieduwop6808]

And now the jails bout to be filled again and they gon get let out anyways again history love repeating lol

[@NancyJimenez-g8r]

0:24

[@LMPastryArt]

Liars! Rigged as usual

[@PabloAndres-u4r]

PROP 3 IS DUMB

[@SeyvenRoses]

Rent should be controlled for the tenant. The landlord should be able to benefit from owning rent controlled homes and apartment buildings.

[@Michellehawse-s5y]

Be alot more homeless people because of the rent to dam high

[@leok7193]

A lot more because of drugs and other addictions. If you're worried about the homeless, solve the bigger problems first.

[@jayjayrecordz]

Prop 3 Child Marriages!!

[@jr6577]

Kamala can keep that liberal dump😂😂😂😂😂

[@wckedliz]

Unfortunately some Republicans live here to. Remember to be kind. 😢🙏❤️🇺🇸

[@nambintliff]

newsome + kamala = same TEAM = illegals FIRST > AMERICAN LAST

[@fortheloveofdaisies]

So far nearly 40% of us Californians voted for Trump. We all aren’t Kamala supporters here!

[@mellowww2]

@@fortheloveofdaisies Im Hispanic in L.A. and I voted Trump

[@leok7193]

​@@mellowww2embarrassing for you