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Vote YES Prop 6!

Vote Yes on Prop 6

End Involuntary Servitude in California

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The choice is clear:

    1. Vote yes on Proposition 6 to reduce crime, victimization, spending on California prisons, and enhance public safety.
    2. No opposition.
    3. Voters in Alabama, Tennessee, Oregon, and Vermont voted yes to similar legislation. California must catch up.
    4. Prop 6 Makes our communities safer and reduces wasteful taxpayer spending.
      1. Proposition 6 enhances public safety and reduces recidivism by prioritizing rehabilitation, leading to significant cost savings for taxpayers. California taxpayers pay $134,000 per year to incarcerate one person. Evidence shows that the more people are rehabilitated, the less likely to suffer from homelessness and re-offend, avoiding costs for re-incarceration. These savings can be reallocated to community programs, investments in mental health programs, education, and other public services, improving the well-being of all Californians while saving taxpayers money.
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