Yes on Prop 50

We are proud to announce that CAA is throwing our full support behind California Proposition 50, the Election Rigging Response Act.

Here is what Prop 50 does:

  • Protects our communities, especially communities of color including Asian Americans, to make sure our government works for us — not against us. 
  • Levels the playing field and gives voters the power to approve emergency voting maps to counter the latest power grab by Trump. 
  • Sunsets the new maps in 2030 and preserves California’s redistricting reforms and commitment to the California Redistricting Commission.

When the stakes are this high for our democracy, standing on the sidelines is not an option for CAA. Prop 50 sends a clear message: California will fight back and defend our democracy.

📞 Phonebank Opportunities at CAA 📞

The most powerful way you can help pass Proposition 50 is by talking directly to voters. That’s why CAA is hosting weekly Yes on 50 phonebanks at our office—and we need you with us. Every call you make helps push back against Trump’s attempt to rig the system and ensures Californians hear the truth before Election Day.  For a full and complete list of dates and times, please click on the red button.

Monday, Nov. 3, 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm (in-person and virtual)

Tuesday, Nov. 4, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm (in-person and virtual)

Why does this matter? Because Donald Trump and his allies are once again trying to silence voters and grab power in Texas. That’s why Governor Newsom and the State Legislature put Proposition 50 on the ballot, to counter Texas’ moves and fight back.

I’M IN 4 YES ON 50!

Prop 50 gives us, the voters, the power to temporarily approve emergency voting maps and push back against Trump’s latest voter-rigging scheme. It’s about protecting communities of color, immigrant communities, and every Californian who believes in fair elections.Let’s do this together. Sign up for a phonebank today and make sure every voter knows what’s at stake!

What happened in Texas?

When Trump ordered Texas to carve out five new congressional seats to pad Republican power, it was a textbook example of rigging the system. Instead of letting voters choose their representatives, Trump pushed Texas lawmakers to manipulate district lines so that politicians could handpick their voters. This wasn’t about fair representation — it was about stacking the deck, silencing communities of color, and locking in partisan advantage. This sets the state for reforms such as California’s Proposition 50, which aimed to put a check on political gamesmanship and remind us that democracy is supposed to be decided at the ballot box, not behind closed doors.

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VOTER INFORMATION

Election Day: November 4, 2025

Register to Vote online by October 20, 2025

Vote in Person: Early voting begins on October 6, 2025 at City Hall Voting Center. You can find additional voter information here.