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Individuals/ Organizations who oppose Prop. 22

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Individuals/ Organizations who oppose Prop. 22

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Officials -

U.S. Kamala D. Harris

Former Officials -

Former Vice President Joe Biden

Political Parties

California Democratic Party

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Individuals/ Organizations who support Prop. 22  

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Individuals/ Organizations who support Prop. 22  

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Corporations -

DoorDash

Instacart

Lyft

Postmates

Uber

Political Parties -

Republican Party of California

Some Organizations  -

Mothers Against Drunk Driving

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Proposition 22 falls in the category of CISS, which stands for a initiated state statue. One of the most common ways of a initiative statue is when groups of people collect signatures, and then election officials place the measure on the ballot to be voted on.

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A "NO" vote oppose
if it is not passed, that would give drivers their choice whether they want to be real employees or independent contractors

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Minor increases in state income taxes paid by risdeshare and delivery company drivers and investors.

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Proposition 22 - App-Based Drivers as Contractors and Labor Policies Initiative
Prop. 22 considers app-based drivers such as Uber and Lyft and if they should become "real employees" or if they should stay independent contractors . This would make them have to pay taxes and in return provide for them healthcare, insurance, etc.

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A "YES" vote supports app-based drivers to become employees "employee status" and pay tax as well as have insurance and provide more protection for these drivers on Uber, Lyft, Instacart, etc. Instead of having the people who pay tax, pay for the drivers' insurance/healthcare/ etc. (without a choice)