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Public Policy Institute of California

@PPICNotes
Informing and improving public policy in CA through independent, objective, nonpartisan research. Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/ppic.notes
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    Jul 16
    ✨JUST RELEASED✨ Majorities of Californians say that gubernatorial candidates’ views on the environment are important in determining their vote. Also, views on renewable energy, the construction of AI data centers, + more. Full report ⬇️
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    PPIC Statewide Survey: Californians and the Environment
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    4h
    TOMORROW: A virtual briefing presenting new findings from a recent report on how homelessness and serious drug use have evolved in California—and what's driving the trends. Hear from the report authors live and bring your questions for the Q&A. Register: bit.ly/4yl7v87
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    7h
    California's voter rolls are the fullest they've ever been. Whether that electorate finally looks like #California is a different story. We dug into 20 years of #PPICsurvey data to find out—here are the 5️⃣ key takeaways on the state's changing electorate👇
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    Five Fast Facts about the Changing Face of California’s Electorate
    From ppic.org
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    Sep 8
    Since 2014, CA's homelessness rate has grown by more than 60%, driven largely by rising unsheltered homelessness, as the state has also sharply reduced incarceration and drug-related arrests. Our recent report examines these trends. Read the full report: bit.ly/4ziqVfm
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    Public Policy Institute of California
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    Sep 8
    THURSDAY: California's homelessness and drug use crisis, explained. Join PPIC's Magnus Lofstrom and Shannon McConville as they unpack a decade of trends, local conditions, and the impact of reforms like #Prop47. #PPICevents Learn more and register: bit.ly/4yl7v87
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