HLC-Action Housing Measure Fund

Almost every election cycle, local and regional ballot measures shape our ability to build affordable homes and achieve housing justice in San Mateo County. 

When an issue is placed on the ballot, pro- and con- ballot measure committees are formed to support and oppose the measure. Once formed, the committees must raise enough money to build and implement effective campaigns. When campaign committees receive early money, they can hire experienced and proactive campaign teams, conduct accurate and effective polling, develop winning messages, build plans and infrastructure to recruit, train, engage and grow volunteer activists and leaders, and succeed on election day.

• In Menlo Park in 2022 “Measure V” would have blocked 88 affordable homes for Ravenswood City School District teachers and staff but a well-funded campaign defeated the measure and the 88 new affordable homes have received final approval.
• In San Mateo in 2020??, a proactive measure to increase allowable heights and densities FAILED by a handful of votes. That measure was NOT well funded.

With your support, The HLC-Action Ballot Measure Fund will raise money now so we are ready and able to grant early money to future ballot measure committees as soon as they are formed.  

Join us for a celebration and fundraiser on January 29th. Our goal is to raise $250,000 and with your help, we will!

HLC Action Issues Committee Members: 

Rick Bonilla, Kalimah Salahuddin, Duane Bay, Jess Hudson, Ze-Kun Li, Karen Grove, Rebecca Olson, Evelyn Stivers

Paid for by “Housing Leadership Action of San Mateo County Issues Committee”

*The official name of the HLC-Action Ballot Measure Fund is Housing Leadership Action of San Mateo County Issues Committee

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Host or Publisher Evelyn Stivers