#proposition-35

#proposition-35

California voters approved Proposition 35, making the existing tax on health plans permanent to secure funding for Medi-Cal.

Proposition 35 would permanently extend a tax to fund Medi-Cal services, with strong accountability measures according to supporters but concerns over community impact.

Proposition 35 threatens California's Medi-Cal program by diverting essential health care funding from vulnerable populations, undermining improvements in community health care.

California's budget struggles prompted a health care tax to stabilize finances and support Medi-Cal, with ongoing debates on its future and allocation.

Proposition 35 is essential to secure and expand funding for Medi-Cal, improving access for patients in California.

Proposition 35 seeks to permanently tax health insurance plans for Medi-Cal funding.

Supporters advocate for dedicated funding for Medi-Cal patients.

Critics express concerns regarding equitable health service funding.

Voting outcomes will impact future healthcare funding decisions in California.

Proposition 35 restricts legislative flexibility in budget allocations, posing risks during fiscal crises.

Election officials in California, especially in Shasta County, are working to rebuild trust in the electoral process as they prepare for Election Day.