Sacramento politicians are backing a bill that pushes prices even HIGHER for consumers, making it even harder to do business here!
AB 1776 is an extreme proposal that would drown businesses in frivolous lawsuits, making it harder for businesses to compete on pricing and speed.
AB 1776 is BAD for California!
Drives Up Prices for Consumers
AB 1776's expanded liability will force businesses to restructure pricing, eliminate discounts, and pass compliance costs directly onto California consumers.
Hurts
Small Businesses
99% of California businesses are small businesses. AB 1776's compliance burden — legal costs, changed business practices, avoided partnerships — falls on them hardest.
Drives Major Companies Out of State
The companies AB 1776 targets are major employers and tax contributors. Aggressive litigation risk will accelerate California's ongoing business exodus
$10,000,000,000
ANNUALLY ON THE LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
The state collects more than $10 billion annually in income and payroll taxes from the large tech and retail firms being targeted by this bill. Litigation-driven market contraction — through restructured operations, reduced hiring, or outright relocation — would directly erode the tax base California depends on to close its existing structural deficits.
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VOTE NO ON AB1776
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