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The Hill
March 17, 2026
YES on the Protect California Schools & Taxpayers Act
Stop special interests from cheating California schools out of billions.
Keep taxpayer money where it belongs.
California maintains voter-approved protections for state funds through:
Which limits government spending and returns excess tax revenue to voters
Which guarantees schools get their fair share of revenue
But special interest groups have found loopholes to bypass these protections, diverting billions away from classrooms and taxpayers’ wallets.
The Protect Schools & Taxpayers Act will close the loopholes and protect our priorities. The measure will ensure all future taxes comply with Prop 98 and Prop 4, voter-approved protections for school funding and state spending limits.
The Protect Schools and Taxpayers Act won’t raise taxes.
It simply ensures any new tax revenue is protected for schools and taxpayers.
California maintains voter-approved protections for state funds through:
Which limits government spending and returns excess tax revenue to voters
Which guarantees schools get their fair share of revenue
But special interest groups have found loopholes to bypass these protections, diverting billions away from classrooms and taxpayers’ wallets.
The Protect Schools & Taxpayers Act will close the loopholes and protect our priorities. The measure will ensure all future taxes comply with Prop 98 and Prop 4, voter-approved protections for school funding and state spending limits.
The Protect Schools and Taxpayers Act won’t raise taxes.
It simply ensures any new tax revenue is protected for schools and taxpayers.
Starting January 1, 2026, any new state revenue must comply with Proposition 98 and Proposition 4.
If it doesn’t, it can’t be collected.
This doesn’t raise taxes.
It simply ensures any new tax revenue is protected for schools and taxpayers.
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