Yes. Early votes at the Capitol — at least for Democratic bills — generally tend to be in favor to move things along so more conversations can occur. You had one Senator in favor yesterday saying he won’t vote for a final bill unless it’s part of a package.
Takeaways from a big CA Capitol housing week:
* Chances #SB50/rent stabilization will pass are slim unless they’re in a package
* Bills will keep getting narrowed unless @GavinNewsom, leg. leaders dig in
* @AIDSHealthcare looms large as funders against SB50 and for rent control
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Regarding your first bullet, didn't Gov Brown threaten a veto for a number of things if SB35 didn't pass?
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Brown basically saved SB 35 — ironically in McGuire’s committee — this time two years ago when he figured there’d need be some housing deal at the end of the year to get his climate change priority through
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Why on earth would an AIDS health group be spending money against housing?
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Ding ding ding!!!
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AHF has promised to campaign against any rent control bill without vacancy control.
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Yes, I reported something to that effect. I couldn’t fit the word “initiative” at the end of the tweet but hoped people would get the gist.
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Thanks for all of the coverage!
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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