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Governor, California
November 3, 2026 · 8 statements · 2026.09.23-62c72ad8
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Xavier BecerraDemocraticSteve HiltonRepublican
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ImmigrationNo. 1/8
California should allow state and local police to cooperate more with federal immigration enforcement.
Background
A 2017 California law limits how state and local police can help federal immigration agents, such as holding people for transfer. Changing it would let local agencies share more information and hand people over to immigration agents.
California should end state-funded Medi-Cal coverage for adults without legal immigration status.
Background
California uses state money to cover low-income adults in Medi-Cal regardless of immigration status, and it froze new adult enrollment starting in 2026. This would end that state-funded coverage for adults.
Stop taking money from California taxpayers who can barely afford their healthcare to give free healthcare to citizens of other countries who shouldn't even be here
Yes to real revenue, but no to this initiative. Every Californian must pay their fair share, and no billionaire should pay taxes at rates lower than teachers, firefighters or nurses.
California charges a per-gallon gas excise tax that rises with inflation each year and funds road and transit projects. Lowering it would reduce pump prices and the revenue for those projects.
Eliminate the 60 cents per gallon state excise tax: Currently, California charges 60 cents per gallon in excise taxes, which contribute significantly to prices at the pump. Removing this tax would shave another 60¢ off the cost.
Campaign or official site · Mar 30, 2026 · retrieved Sep 23, 2026
California should end its requirement that utilities buy a set share of renewable power.
Background
State law requires utilities to get a growing share of electricity from renewable sources, reaching 60 percent by 2030. Ending it would let utilities choose power sources without that requirement.
End Renewable Energy Credits and Portfolio Mandates. Stop forcing utilities and businesses to buy credits and overpriced renewable power that drive up household bills.
Campaign or official site · Jan 1, 2026 · retrieved Sep 23, 2026
California should require cities to allow apartments on more residential land.
Background
Recent state laws already let property owners add some units on land zoned for single homes, but most local zoning rules remain. This would go further by requiring cities to permit apartment buildings in more areas.
California should create ongoing state funding for rental assistance.
Background
California has funded rental assistance mainly through one-time programs, such as during the pandemic. This would set aside money every year to help low-income tenants pay rent.
I will establish a dedicated, stable targeted homelessness prevention funding stream within the state's homelessness response, one that communities can plan around year over year
Campaign or official site · Sep 23, 2026 · retrieved Sep 23, 2026
California should fully fund the drug treatment and sentencing changes in Proposition 36.
Background
Voters passed Proposition 36 in 2024, raising penalties for some theft and drug crimes and creating court-ordered treatment. The measure did not include its own funding source, and the state budget has covered only part of the estimated cost.