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🗞️Check out @nigelduara.bsky.social's recent @calmatters.org article after the announced prison closure in the #MayRevise #CAbudget 📲 bit.ly/calmatters5-14

While we celebrate this win, more MUST be done to continue to #CloseCAPrisons & reduce corrections spending to offset cuts to critical areas.

California Budget - May Revision - SEIU Local 1000

www.seiu1000.org/budgetfight/

#SEIULocal1000 #MayRevise #ProtectStateWorkers

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🤯 We’re hearing CDCR wants to spend $20 million…on consultants to “learn how to save money.”

While Californians face devastating cuts, CDCR & related departments are quietly seeking $20 million for private consultants—buried in #MayRevise #CAbudget— just to be told how to reduce their own budget.

NextGen California Logo. Governor Newsom’s Revisions to the 2025-26 State Budget Proposal. NextGen Reacts! Link in Description.

ICYMI‼️ NextGen responds to @CaGovernor’s #MayRevise. Despite a state budget deficit & fiscal impacts from the current Administration, NextGen continues to advocate for policies that center equity & justice for all Californians.

⭐ Read the full response: go.nextgenpolicy.org/phbd

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Same layout and lettering as previous. this slide has text reading “closing 5 more state prisons will save $1.5 billion+ every year, which means more money to offset cuts to critical areas.”

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📣📄CLOSE PRISONS - SAVE BILLIONS - PROTECT VITAL SERVICES📄📣

Check out CURB’s Overview of the 2025-26 #MayRevise Corrections Budget to learn about how billions in wasted prison spending could be redirected towards areas currently facing devastating cuts. 📲 tinyurl.com/25-26mayrevise

#CloseCAPrisons

We’re continuing the fight to protect overdose prevention funding!

Now is not the time to cut millions from the CA Overdose Prevention & Harm Reduction Initiative (COPHRI) as proposed in the Governor's #MayReivse.

Save COPHRI and save lives!

#caleg #overdose #MayRevise #HealthNotHarm

The Legislature and Governor must continue to invest in more access to services along the continuum of care and housing instead of funneling money to jails and courts to meet the demands of #drugwar era criminalization under #Prop36.

#HealthNotHarm #MayRevise #Prop1 #Prop36 #caleg

However, the #MayRevise also freezes Medi-Cal enrollment, increases medical costs for low-income adults without legal status, & reinstates asset limits on seniors

The #MayRevise cuts vital overdose prevention funding and AIDS Drug Assistance Program which are essential in saving lives.

Our California state budget must prioritize #HealthNotHarm.

The #MayRevise fulfills a number of commitments, such as behavioral health workforce expansion through BH-CONNECT. This coupled with the release of #Prop1 funds will enhance access to behavioral health services, treatment, & housing. 🧵

NextGen. What’s Next. Read our latest series.

Here’s the latest What’s Next #newsletter 📨 📫 May is wrapping up – don’t miss NextGen’s #MayRevise response, sign up for a student borrower webinar, & get key policy updates from the NextGen team.

⭐ Read What’s Next: go.nextgenpolicy.org/AUNW

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A NEW #LetsTalkBlog is here! 🗣️💬 In this latest blog, NextGen’s Sr. Policy Adv. Brian Weinberger shares his insight on @governor.ca.gov's #MayRevise – what it means to Californians & how NextGen is continuing to push forward despite the state’s deficit.

⭐ Read: go.nextgenpolicy.org/s18e

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💰💌✨Join CURB & Budget to Save Lives for the “Budget Advocacy Breakdown” TODAY 5/27 @ 11am focused on California's #MayRevise budget! Join us and learn how we can fight together for the budget our people deserve!

📲 RSVP to receive Zoom link: bit.lyb2slbudgetbreakdown

#CareNotCages #CAbudget

Certain lawfully present immigrants AND undocumented Californians lose health care under
@gavinnewsom.bsky.social #MayRevise:

- Seniors kicked out of nursing homes & IHSS
- Poor, working families who can’t afford $2400 a year
- Dental care gone for these families, too.

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📣💖WE WONT STOP UNTIL OUR COMMUNITIES ARE FULLY FUNDED!💖📣

JOIN US in urging the Legislature to build on progress in the #MayRevise and go further to protect critical areas facing cuts by permanently closing prisons and reducing the corrections budget!

📲 ACTION TOOLKIT: bit.ly/budgetaction25

We understand the challenges in this budget, but are deeply concerned about proposals to divert funds from our colleges.

Read our full statement: www.FACCC.org/media
#HigherEd #CAbudget #MayRevise

Proposed state & federal budget cuts are putting LGBTQ+ lives at risk. From mental health to gender-affirming care, vital services are on the line—and California LGBTQ+ health advocates are demanding action.

Read our full statement: bit.ly/3GY2Bc3

#MayRevise #CAbudget

CA’s #MayRevise Budget falls short.

It misses a critical chance to lead with our values.

As the federal government scapegoats immigrants & slashes support for vital programs, CA must stand up—not step back.

👉 Read our full statement: childrenspartnership.org/news/governo...
#CABudget #MayRevise

“The Governor’s May Revise is proof that Trump’s actions are hurting our economy. Our state budget, once in surplus, is now facing a deep deficit. While there are some positive proposals — such as a reduced cut to the UC system, funding for statewide vaccine distribution, and support for universal school meals — we have very difficult decisions ahead. Our Budget Subcommittees have about 50 public hearings scheduled over the next few weeks, and I look forward to working with my colleagues to deliver a budget that prioritizes our most vulnerable communities.”

Governor Newsom released his May Revise today. We have a lot of work ahead of us to deliver a fair budget to our constituents. Read my full statement. #CABudget #MayRevise #AD28

CAHP is disappointed by the decision to freeze expanded Medi-Cal enrollment for some Californians. This action reverses progress toward universal coverage, a long-standing priority for California's health plans. Read our full statement on the May budget revise: rb.gy/e0o388
#MayRevise

Today’s #MayRevise proposal looks to immigrant families barely scraping by to cough up $2 billion to fill the state’s budget deficit.

Meanwhile corporations and the rich aren’t asked to contribute a single penny.

#CABudget #Health4All

Full CPEHN Response: cpehn.org/about-us/blo...

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📣 📣 BREAKING NEWS:

From California’s #MayRevise #CAbudget, released today:

“Given the state’s fiscal situation and the projected decline in the prison population, the May Revision proposes to close one additional prison by October 2026..."

Other states are showing California how to protect its budget without cutting needed services | Opinion Now is not the time to pit programs and people against each other. California leaders should boost revenue and make the tax system fairer.

Reminder of California's #MayRevise Budget drop tomorrow: Protecting critical services is a policy choice. The $$$ is there, let's see if the will is too.

#CABudget #CloseCAPrisons #CareNotCages

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Can you do the same thing for the #Califbudget? #MayRevise @governor.ca.gov #CaDeptofFinance