State Propositions on the November Ballot
Prop 14 Borrowing for STEM Cell Research: SUPPORT
Prop 15 Schools and Communities First: SUPPORT
Prop 16 Repeals Proposition 209, ending the ban on affirmative action: SUPPORT
Prop 17 Free the Vote, grants the right to vote to people on parole: SUPPORT
Prop 18 Allows 17-year olds to vote, if they turn 18 by the general election: SUPPORT
Prop 19 Property Tax Breaks and Wildfire Fund: SUPPORT
Prop 20 Tougher on parole, property crimes: OPPOSE
Prop 21 Rent Control: SUPPORT
Prop 22 Repeals AB 5, classifies ride-hail, other app-drivers as self-employed: OPPOSE
Prop 23 Regulates dialysis clinics: SUPPORT
Prop 24 Stronger consumer privacy laws: NEUTRAL
Prop 25 End Cash Bail: SUPPORT
Local Measures on the November Ballot
L Shoreline Unified School District, Parcel Tax Renewal: SUPPORT
M Fort Ross School District, Parcel Tax Renewal: SUPPORT
N Sebastopol Union School District, Parcel Tax Renewal: SUPPORT
O County of Sonoma, Mental Health, Addiction and Homeless Services Measure Transactions and Use Tax Ordinance: SUPPORT
P County of Sonoma, The Evelyn Cheatham Effective IOLERO Ordinance: SUPPORT
Q City of Santa Rosa, Sales Tax Extension: SUPPORT
R City of Cloverdale, Utility Users Tax Extension: SUPPORT
S City of Cotati, Transactions and Use Tax Extension: SUPPORT
T City of Healdsburg, Transactions and Use Tax Extension: SUPPORT
U City of Petaluma, Transactions and Use Tax: NEUTRAL
V City of Sonoma, Transactions and Use (Sales) Tax Extension and
Appropriations Limit Increase: SUPPORT
W City of Sonoma, Urban Growth Boundary Extension: SUPPORT
X City of Sonoma, Cannabis Business Tax: SUPPORT
Y City of Sonoma, Personal Cannabis Cultivation Initiative: SUPPORT
Z Kenwood Fire Protection District, Appropriations Limit Extension: SUPPORT
AA Timber Cove Fire Protection District, Parcel Tax: SUPPORT
BB North Sonoma County Healthcare District, Sale Agreement: SUPPORT
CC Petaluma Health Care District, Sale Agreement: SUPPORT
DD Sonoma County Transportation Authority, Go Sonoma Act: SUPPORT
June 12, 2025 Press Release
Sonoma County Democrats Condemn Homeland Security’s Assault and Detainment of Senator Alex Padilla “We Stand with Our Democracy. We Stand with Senator Padilla.” Sonoma County, CA — The Sonoma County Democratic Party unequivocally condemns the [...]
Resolution Urging Reconsideration of the Proposed Budget’s Draconian Asset Limitation Provision to Qualify for Medi-Cal Coverage
WHEREAS, Governor Newsom’s 2025-26 May Revision Budget proposal1 includes a provision to reimpose a draconian asset limitation of just $2,000 per individual or $3,000 per couple for seniors and disabled adults to qualify for Medi-Cal [...]
Resolution to Oppose Extreme Overreach by Federal Authorities in Response to Peaceful Demonstrations Against ICE
Whereas, the Sonoma County Democratic Party stands in solidarity with the people of Los Angeles exercising their right to non-violently protest, and with Mayor Karen Bass and Governor Newsom in their call for withdrawal of [...]
Sonoma County Democrats Denounce ICE Raids, Political Retaliation, and Trump’s Escalating Federal Overreach
“We Stand with the people of Los Angeles" Sonoma County, CA — The Sonoma County Democratic Party condemns the violent escalation of federal immigration enforcement across Los Angeles, the obstruction of Representative Maxine Waters in [...]
Sonoma County Solidarity Coalition
The Sonoma County Democratic Party has coordinated an exciting new action group: the Sonoma County Solidarity Coalition. The SCSC is a coalition of local Democratic Clubs, Indivisible groups, union representatives, social justice activists, environmentalists, pro-democracy [...]
NO KINGS DAY – EVERYWHERE BUT DC
June 14 - NO KINGS is a National Day of Action and Mass Mobilization: As Trump hosts his self-serving military parade in DC, we’re rising up everywhere else -- at 650 protests and counting, all [...]