Steve Hilton's California Voter Guide

“California should be the best place in the world to follow your dreams, raise a family, start and grow a business. We have everything we need to lead our country again.”

“Gloria was the State Senate leader. She walked away from the Democrat failure and corruption and joined the Republican Party. This is California’s Golden Ticket!”

“We need election results we can trust, and results that don’t take a month. Don will bring some common sense and accountability to the Secretary of State’s office.”

“Herb is the exact kind of watchdog we need to break the grip of the Sacramento Machine.”

“Sacramento treats your money like it belongs to the politicians. It doesn’t. Jennifer Hawks will bring financial discipline to the Treasurer’s office and put taxpayers first.”

“Wouldn’t it be wonderful to have an attorney general who actually wants to put criminals behind bars? Michael Gates will fight crime and keep Californians safe.”

“I’m voting for Ben Allen. Jane Kim is an absolute far left nightmare, and we need someone we can work with to fix this insurance crisis.”

“I am proud to endorse Mike Netter for State Senate, and grateful for his support of our campaign.”

“Araceli knows what it takes to run a small business. She’ll fight for the families Sacramento has forgotten. I want her alongside me to help make California affordable again.”

“Dave is a friend, and I’m proud to vote for him. We need more people in Sacramento who understand what small businesses and working families are up against.”

“You have been such a strong fighter for common sense in Huntington Beach ... Proud to endorse and support you!”

“Our schools should teach kids to read, write and add up. Sonja will put parents and children first and get the politics out of the classroom.”

“Congressman Ken Calvert has been a strong and consistent fighter for California’s job creators, entrepreneurs, and innovators for decades.”

“Chuong Vo has spent his career keeping people safe. We need more of that in Washington. I’m proud to support Chuong for Congress.”

“Another $11.25 billion in borrowing, and billions more in interest. We need to make it possible to build homes people can actually afford.”

“Sacramento needs to stop wasting our money. Changing the rules on reserves and debt payments won’t fix a government that has forgotten who pays the bills.”

“They promised these income tax increases would be temporary. Now they want them forever. California is already too expensive. We need lower taxes.”

“Politicians want to use your money to pay for their election campaigns. You couldn’t make it up. If they want to run for office, let them raise their own money.”

“When you vote to recall a politician, you should get to vote for the replacement on the same ballot. We should keep that power in the hands of voters.”

“Government loans won’t fix the reason homes cost so much. Let’s cut the fees and red tape, get more homes built, and bring prices within reach of working families.”

“I’m voting yes on this medical research bond. I trust Carl DeMaio’s judgment on the taxpayer protections, and I want to see research that delivers real benefits.”

“You need ID for all sorts of everyday things. Why on earth wouldn’t we require it to vote? This is basic common sense. Yes on voter ID.”

“You can’t build a successful economy by driving out the people who create jobs and invest here. This tax will make California poorer. I’m strongly opposed.”

“If politicians want a new tax, taxpayers deserve to know whether the programs it will fund actually work. Audit the spending and close the loopholes.”

“You shouldn’t be taxed just for owning your savings, and you shouldn’t get hit with a tax bill because politicians changed the rules after the fact.”

“Raising local special taxes should take a two-thirds vote. Politicians and special interests have found ways around that protection. This puts it back. Vote yes.”

“We need clinics treating patients, not getting buried in more Sacramento mandates. This measure threatens to take money away from care. I’m voting no.”