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Proposition 1 might be the most consequential proposition on the ballot. If passed, the state would redirect billions in homeless crisis funding to create drug and mental health treatment beds. Gov. Gavin Newsom, Mayor Karen Bass and Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna have all thrown their support behind the bill.
However, there is also vocal opposition, with critics claiming it will only take away much-needed money from effective health services.
What does California proposition 1 advocate for?
California proposition 1, also known as the Behavioral Health Services Program and Bond Measure, offers voters a chance to shape the state's approach to mental health and homelessness. It aims to expand access to mental health addiction treatment, create supportive housing, reduce reliance on incarceration and support homeless veterans.
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