
BallotPalooza: CA Ballot Measures 2026
Thursday, Oct 15, 2026This happening has wrapped up
Davidson Conference Center3409 South Figueroa Street, Los Angeles Directions
Join the USC Center for the Political Future on Thursday, October 15 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM in the Vineyard Room at the USC Davidson Conference Center for a conversation on the initiatives heading to California voters this November. REGISTER HERE (In Person): https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ballotpalooza-ca-ballot-measures-2026-tickets-1998398051367?aff=oddtdtcreator REGISTER HERE (Zoom): https://usc.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_R09Voz4ISyi-0cLgX9azqw California voters have long used the initiative process as a powerful check on the legislature, and 2026 promises to be no exception. From sweepi…
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Questions & comments 12
Emily Wong·
Can't wait to learn more about the 2026 ballot measures! This is such important civic engagement.
Pavel Sakoian·
Love this. Making voting accessible and educational is exactly what we need.
Maria Santos·
Measure 4 is going to be a disaster if it passes. Homelessness spending hasn't worked. We need different solutions.
Maria Flores·
Different solutions like what? Letting people die on the streets? That measure is compassion.
Maria Santos·
@mflores.baker Compassion is wasting BILLIONS that haven't solved anything. Open your eyes. Our tax money is disappearing.
Antonio Delgado·
Yeah and homelessness is getting WORSE. At some point we have to admit the 'spend more money' approach has failed completely.
Maria Flores·
@msantos.teacher @antonio.chef This is what happens when people don't care about humanity. You people only care about your property values.
Maria Santos·
Oh here it comes. Anyone who questions spending is 'inhumane.' That's such lazy thinking. We can care about both fiscal responsibility AND helping people.
Antonio Delgado·
YOU PEOPLE act like pointing out failure is the same as not caring. I WANT to help homeless people, but throwing money at bad programs doesn't help them.
Maria Flores·
If you cared, you'd vote YES on Measure 4. But you'd rather complain and do nothing. Some of us actually care about our community.
Benjamin Rossi·
@antonio.chef @msantos.teacher Before you lecture us, walk down 5th Avenue and tell me how many more tents you see. The problem is getting WORSE.
Maria Flores·
@ben.rossi_vintage Yeah because you want to criminalize people instead of house them. Move to Arizona if you hate poor people so much.