The 2021-22 California State Legislative session has ended, with the final status of all bills and other legislation now known.

For this session, the Peace & Freedom Party publicly took a position for or against 18 bills in this legislative session; these bills and their statuses are listed below. For slightly more information on the bills and to access the PFP’s position letters, click here.

The following bills were supported by PFP.

• AB 20 by Lee (of Assembly District 25) and Kalra (AD27)The Corporate Free Elections Act. Status: Died in committee (Assembly Elections).

• AB 101 by Medina (AD 61)High school education: Ethnic Studies. Status: Signed into law.

• AB 118 by Kamlager (AD54)the Community Response Initiative to Strengthen Emergency Systems (C.R.I.S.E.S.) Act. Status: Signed into law.

• AB 1400 by Kalra (AD 27), Lee (AD 25) and Santiago (AD 53)  Guaranteed Healthcare for All. Status: withdrawn by bill’s authors.

• AB 1947 by Ting (AD 49), Richard Bloom (AD 50) and Muratsuchi (AD 66)   Freedom from Hate Crimes Act. Status: Died in Senate.

• AB 2632 by Holden (AD 41)  Legal limits on the practice of solitary confinement. Status: Vetoed by the governor.

• AB 2932 by Low (AD 28) and Garcia (AD 58) – The 32-hour workweek. Status: Died in committee (Assembly Labor and Employment).

• ACA 16 by Kiley (AD 6) Repeal of California’s “Top-2” electoral method. Status: Died in Assembly.

• SB 2 by Bradford (of Senate District 25) – Law Enforcement Officials: Certification and Civil rights. Status: Signed into law.

• SB 29 by Stern (SD 27) – Extension of mail-in balloting in elections. Status: Signed into law.

• SB 260 by Wiener (SD 11) and Stern (SD 27) – Climate Corporate Accountability Act. Status: Died in Assembly.

• SJR 11 by Skinner (SD 9) – The Social Security 2100 Act. Status: Chaptered by Secretary of State.

The following bills were opposed by PFP.

• AB 386 by Cooper (AD 9) – Public Employees’ Retirement Funds: Confidentiality of investments. Status: Died in committee (Appropriations).

• AB 446 by Mayes (AD 42) – Elections: Political party qualifications. Status: Vetoed by governor.

• AB 2808 by O’Donnell (AD 70) – Elimination of Ranked Choice Voting in all state elections. Status: Died in committee (Elections).

• SB 286 by Min (SD 37) – Extension of “Top-2” electoral method for state elections. Status: Died in committee (Appropriations).


Latest news

Random Image

Election 2024

Get your voice heard in Election 2024 – vote Peace & Freedom and the Left Unity Slate!

The California statewide primary election of March 5, 2024, includes first-round elections for political offices at all levels of government in the leadup to November's general election. Keep up with all the news regarding  Peace & Freedom Party and Left Unity Slate candidates as well as PFP's stands on ballot props and other items on the ballot.

the PFP Workers’ Voters Guide (PDF)

PFP says Vote NO on Prop 1!

Vote Kevin Martinez for CA State Assembly (6th district)

PFP Election 2024 campaign news

Support PFP

Support our campaigns! 

Donate to the Peace and Freedom Party by clicking the PayPal link -- PayPal membership is not required.

To send contributions via post, checks or money orders may be sent to:

Peace & Freedom Party
P.O. Box 24764
Oakland, CA 94623

PFP Inform List

 Join the PFP Inform List!

Get information on party activities and positions.  Please sign up if you would like to get notices, letting you know about party campaigns and candidates, new positions and coalitions, and the availability of resources. 

Click here to sign up!

PFP Archive

Want to travel back in time?

For a complete online archive of the Peace & Freedom Party's official website with content published from 2008-2020, just click the logo at right.

In California, voter registration is very important to political parties. The very existence of a political party as “ballot-qualified” is determined by the number of votes its statewide candidates receive or by the number of voters registered with the party. As the only feminist socialist political party on the California ballot, it is imperative that the Peace and Freedom Party continues as a qualified party.

Quite simply, the Peace and Freedom Party will not be able to provide Californians with candidates that will represent us unless we register and vote Peace and Freedom.

For all the information you need on registering to vote, visit the California Secretary of State's homepage at SOS.Ca.gov or just click here.

Thank you for registering Peace and freedom Party, and thank you for your vote!

 

PFP Net

 



Cookie policy

You may have noticed that the Peace and Freedom Party official website contains no warnings about cookies. The reason for this is simple: we will never ever record user information temporarily or permanently. Further, we will never use cookies to “personalize content”, to “provide social media features” or to analyze website traffic. PFP will never share information about your use of our site with anyone for any purpose.