California Assembly Republican Caucus
AB 14 (Davies) Working Families Tax Credit – Provide an additional income tax credit to help working taxpayers afford the expense of child care. Reduces state income tax an additional $500.00 for taxpayers that have child care costs.
AB 16 (Dixon) Gas Tax Annual Increase Suspension – Allows the Governor to suspend the annual gas tax increase due to hardship on low-income and middle class families. Provides an escape hatch to prevent gas taxes from automatically increasing as Californians struggle with record high gas prices and 40-year high inflation.
AB 17 (Alanis) Lower Income Tax Rates for the Middle Class – Reduce the tax burden on the middle class by reducing income tax rates for those middle- and low-income taxpayers. Allow taxpayers to keep more of their wages.
AB 303 (Davies) Armed & Prohibited Persons System (APPS) Reform – Requires the California Attorney General’s Office to share any investigative reports and notes on individuals on the APPS with local law enforcement agencies. Allows greater local enforcement of APPS.
AB 328 (Essayli) Gun Violence – Restore the mandatory nature of the 10-20-Life law firearms enhancements: This will ensure that anyone who brandishes, discharges, or inflicts great bodily injury with a firearm during the commission of a specified violent felony will be held accountable.
AB 330 (Dixon) Access to Domestic Violence Information for Survivor Empowerment (ADVISE) Act – Requires the Office of Emergency Services to host and update a website with resources and key information for victims of domestic violence: This would include key details about laws and services available to victims of domestic violence, in at least five languages.
AB 335 (Alanis) Repeal Prop 47 – Repealing Proposition 47 will reenact the penalties that existed for the crime of committing petty theft with multiple prior theft-related convictions which existed prior to the passage of Prop 47. This change requires voter approval.
"Assembly Republicans have been warning that Democratic policies and spending would trigger inflation and recession. Now that has come to pass. It’s time we right the ship."
Leader Gallagher
Affordability
Safety
Education
Nearly 70% of Californians say children growing up in the state today will be worse off than their parents.
6,000+ Californians died from opioid-related overdose deaths last year.
Over 67% of students attending school in California did not meet Math and Science standards.
Homelessness
Water
Wildfires
Despite billions spent, homelessness has continued to grow with California leading the nation with over 170,000 experiencing homelessness. More than 67% of homeless in California have no shelter at all.
Nearly 20% of California water agencies could see shortages if drought persists, state report shows.
Californians pay amongst the highest energy prices in the nation to combat climate change & in just one year, 18 years of progress was erased.
Assembly Republicans have real policy solutions to make California affordable.
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