CBS News poll and analysis of California policies ahead of governor's race debate
Summary
A CBS News poll shows that most California voters want the next governor to support a tax on billionaires, address fraud in state agencies, and focus on housing affordability and homelessness. Voters have mixed views on immigration and student athletes’ participation rules based on gender.Key Facts
- Most California voters want the next governor to support adding a state tax on billionaires.
- Many voters believe there is some level of fraud in state agencies and want it to be a high priority to address.
- The majority of voters do not support the Trump administration’s deportation program and want a governor who will resist cooperation with ICE operations, especially Democrats.
- More voters think immigration has improved California rather than harmed it.
- About 75% of voters call housing in California unaffordable and see it as a reason the "California Dream" feels out of reach.
- For homeowners, insurance costs are a bigger worry than housing availability.
- Voters prioritize building more housing and providing mental health support to reduce homelessness.
- Most voters say student athletes should play on the team that matches their sex at birth, but Democrats are split on this issue.
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