This law would prohibit the early release of violent criminal and repeat offenders by repealing provisions of Prop 57 and prohibiting the placement of Sexually Violent Predators (SVPs) in residential […]

This law combats illegal immigration and helps secure the border by repealing the Sanctuary State law (SB 54 -2017) and ending taxpayer-funded handouts to illegal immigrants for welfare, healthcare, housing, […]

Starting with the 2026 election, this law requires a government-issued ID to vote, strengthens citizenship verification of voter registrations, requires audits of voter lists to ensure they are properly maintained, […]

“The only way to truly empower parents is to give them financial freedom to choose the best school for their child,” DeMaio says. That’s why DeMaio proposes this law to […]

This law would penalize the Governor who signs and any legislator who votes for a law that is later found to be unconstitutional in federal courts with a 25% cut […]

This law would end the wasteful “Housing First” homeless model currently used and replace it with a “People First” model, which will redirect funds to programs that require mental health […]

This law would ban politicians from accepting gifts or trading in individual stocks; impose a lifetime lobbying ban; eliminate exemptions for the Legislature from labor, workplace, and public record laws; […]

DeMaio says California’s cost-of-living crisis was caused by insane regulations and high taxes. This law would provide each middle-class family with $2,500 in cost-of-living relief rebates annually — as well as suspend […]

This measure limits the ability of politicians to raise taxes — and prohibits them from imposing a new Mileage Tax, Exit Tax, or Wealth Tax — or increasing Gas or […]

“We can and must balance the budget without tax hikes and cuts in important services,” DeMaio pledges. To achieve that goal, this measure would lead to a responsible consensus by […]

This bill protects California consumers by blocking foreign governments from accessing their sensitive personal information. AB 364 prohibits businesses from storing healthcare, financial, or geolocation data in the custody of […]

This bill protects California communities by halting the construction of dangerous battery storage sites until proper safety standards are in place. AB 434 enacts a two-year moratorium on new battery […]

This bill modernizes California’s petition process by allowing voters to electronically sign initiatives, referendums, and recall petitions through a secure system created by the Secretary of State. AB 459 will […]

This bill restores job flexibility and helps California small businesses by repealing AB 5 (2019), which forced the reclassification of independent contractors as employees. AB 522 also eliminates the abusive […]

This bill increases transparency in government by creating an independent CPRA ombudsperson to review denied public records requests. AB 541 empowers citizens, journalists, and watchdog groups by giving them a […]

This bill tackles California’s insurance crisis by capping annual homeowner insurance rate hikes at the lower of the national average or 7%. AB 567 will stabilize the collapsing insurance market […]

Homeowners are doing their part to protect against wildfires, it’s time the government does too. AB 758 forces state and local agencies to maintain their public lands with regular fire […]

AB 897 cracks down on squatters and restores property rights to homeowners. Modeled after Georgia’s successful anti-squatting law, this bill creates a clear “unlawful squatting” offense and empowers law enforcement […]

AB 1238 protects your right to choose gas appliances and gas-powered vehicles. This bill stops radical bans pushed by unelected bureaucrats at CARB and local governments, preventing costly home retrofits […]

AB 1281 cracks down on hit-and-run drivers who cause death, ensuring they face real justice, not a slap on the wrist. Current law lets killers walk with as little as […]

AB 1346 closes a gap in current law, allowing military dependents to retain their California resident tuition status even if they are granted reenrollment after taking a break from school. […]