Prop 47 returns to CA ballot 10 years later. This time, it's to repeal the measure 

This November, I'll be voting Republican for every office. We need to stop this nonsense from soft-on-crime politicians!

I moved out of CA in 2022 because I couldn't stand the crime anymore, among other things. I was a multi-generational Californian and I hated to leave but had to for quality of life. I saw a huge downturn in my city (Sacramento) very soon after Prop 47. My neighborhood was surrounded by homeless, and they would roam the neighborhood at night stealing whatever they could find. Enough "low level" crime ruins life for everyone. In two years in my new town in the Midwest, I have not seen one homeless person or one theft. I know it exists, but it's much rarer. Repeal 47!

How about we stop listening to CBS AND DEMOCRATS and go back to how it was !No new b s , no Democrats! No cbs is my suggestion!

count on newsom to have the dumbest ideas possible

Waas sold as a treatment option. No treatment ever given,

Liberals law

Prop 47 will triple our insurance rates god dammit

Thanks for nothing Kamala Harris

I support stricter rules to enhance law and order. Pretty much every law-abiding taxpayer in the state of California is concerned about crime rates and believe stronger regulations are necessary to justify the high taxes, or else they say " *Adios California, Hola Texas!* "

Gavin needs to go too! Punk

If course they can't offer the smart solution and keep drug offenses misdemeanors and crack down on theft.

One ironic thing is that so many drug users are dying or narrowly escaping death due to timely administration of naloxone. There are lots of unintended negative consequences of prop 47 but the drug part is wreaking havoc on the humans who are more easily obtaining and using drugs.

About fucking time

Gov Newsom has been steadfastly opposed to any Prop 47 revisions because of a thorough analysis by his office that Restorative Justice does work. It takes time however, plus increased community investment that was slowed by the pandemic. Many lives have been turned around by giving low-level offenders a second chance. Putting people in prison of stealing a jacket or a pair of shoes only puts stress on the criminal justice system; and it creates a bad record for people that makes them unemployable. Let's give Prop 47 time to work, let's give poor and disadvantaged people a chance to rise.

If in custody the government already had to provide medical and psychiatric services, it's call a duty of care. Smashing glass and stealing high end products is well over the $900.00 mark & Dealing any illegal drugs is already a felony. Trying to stack charges ( which they already do,) on someone is criminal in of itself. This proposal is ludicrous. Vote no. Demand that government do their jobs effectively and within the constitutional rights for all.

Prop 47 saved me from prison when I got caught with 10 ounces of crack