The November election will directly impact your

student tuition.

Proposition 30: “The Schools and Local Public

Safety Protection Act”

But this November, students can vote on higher or lower tuition…

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CSU Tuition is up more than 300% in past

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Proposition 30: “The Schools andLocal Public Safety Protection Act”

Increases income tax on the rich for 7 years

Increases the sales tax for 4 years by ¼ percent

Generates $8.5 billion in the first year and $5-7

billion each year after. Frees up $5.6 billion for

higher ed and other vital programs.

For CSU students, it means a 9%

tuition refund = $498

The CSU would get cut by $250 million, and tuition could go up $150. Plus no refund – a $648 increase over last year!

If Prop 30 doesn’t pass, the Board of Trustees plans:

Class elimination Program elimination

Faculty and staff layoffs Enrollment Cuts

If Prop 30 DOESN’T pass…

If Prop 30 DOESN’T pass…

Primary education suffers massive cuts. K-12 schools could lose 3 weeks

of the school year.

For CSU students, there are plenty of reasons to vote this November!

You can register to vote at: sos.ca.gov

• Vote-By-Mail Ballots begin arriving: October 9

• The deadline to register is: October 22

• VBM ballots can be mailed in or dropped off anytime before 8pm election night

• Election day is: November 6

Mark Your Calendar

There’s more you can do

• To get informed, do your own research at yesonprop30.com and stopprop30.com

• At many CSU campuses, election-related events are being scheduled through October