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Overview
This bill updates the timeline for notifying candidates for elections in California. Specifically, it shifts the deadline for the Secretary of State to notify candidates of other candidates in the same race to at least 78 days before a primary or general election, from the current 73 days. It also addresses housing needs by modifying the process for determining and distributing regional housing need, including removing a requirement to consider the loss of units due to state of emergency declarations and instead distributing them proportionally.
Key provisions
- Extends the deadline for notifying candidates of other candidates to 78 days before an election.
- Removes the requirement to consider the impact of lost housing units due to state of emergency declarations in the regional housing need allocation.
- Requires the proportional distribution of lost housing units based on the region’s proposed methodology.
- Modifies the process for determining and distributing regional housing need, focusing on factors like job growth, available land, and transportation infrastructure.
- Requires councils of governments to survey jurisdictions for information related to fair housing issues.
- Specifies factors that should be considered when allocating regional housing needs, including income levels, overcrowding, and the needs of homeless individuals.
- Provides a framework for the department to review and adjust the regional housing need allocation based on local input and data.
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