The Davis League of Women Voters make the case for voting "no" on Proposition 1
The LWVDA held a forum encouraging residents to vote against the popular proposition By CHRIS PONCE — city@theaggie.org The League of Women
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The LWVDA held a forum encouraging residents to vote against the popular proposition By CHRIS PONCE — city@theaggie.org The League of Women
The governor wants to get more homeless Californians into housing, but mental health advocates warn that his plan could come at a cost.
California voters are deciding the fate of Proposition 1, a mental health funding reform and bond measure on the March primary ballot. Below, a mental health advocate says Prop. 1 is a taxpayer giveaway to private industry and will shrink proven programs. The opposing view: a parent who lost a loved one to severe mental illness says the measure can improve a failing system.
Proposition 1 would “set the example” nationwide. Among the costs: more forced treatment.
California Democrats are remaking the state’s mental health care system.