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VISION

FROM MOVEMENT TO POWER

Safe Return Action (SRA) is a 501c4 advocacy organization led by formerly incarcerated people working to end mass incarceration and transform California’s criminal justice system.

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THE ISSUES

What To Know

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VOTE

YES!

Reimagines and reinvests in a system that serves today's riders and inspires the next generation.

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  • Includes 5 Bay Area Counties: Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara

  • Half cent sales tax all counties except 1 cent in San Francisco for 14 year duration

  • Averts catastrophic service cuts for the largest operators, many facing fiscal cliffs: BART, Muni, Caltrain, AC Transit

  • Funds transit improvements to safety, cleanliness, convenience, and seamless integration of transit services‍

  • Provides roughly $1B a year in new funding for transit throughout the Bay Area via a 1% sales tax in San Francisco and 0.5% cent sales tax in all other counties

  • Additional funds for capital projects within specific counties

MEASURE RTM - THIS MEASURE FURTHERS CURRENT REFORM AND ADDS ACCOUNTABILITY.

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PROP 6 - BAN SLAVERY
IN CALIFORNIA

Proposition 6 would amend the California Constitution to prohibit the state from punishing inmates with involuntary work assignments and from disciplining those who refuse to work. Instead, state prisons could set up a volunteer work assignment program to take time off sentences in the form of credits. It would let county or city ordinances set up a pay scale for inmates in local jails.

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The measure’s potential costs remain unknown and a point of contention, though a related law says compensation would be set by the state corrections department.

VOTE

YES!

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PROP 36 - ROLLBACK PROGRESSIVE CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM

VOTE

NO!

Proposition 36 would reclassify some misdemeanor theft and drug crimes as felonies.

The measure would also create a new category of crime — a “treatment-mandated felony.” People who don’t contest the charges could complete drug treatment instead of going to prison, but if they don’t finish treatment, they still face up to three years in prison.

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS

Important Numbers

60

Percentage of Californians voted to approve Prop 47 to Restore Voting Rights.

2022

Year the SB 731 was signed into law-- the nations most expansive post-conviction law in history.

18

Legal age to vote in the United States.

Nov 3

Deadline to VOTE!

2026

ELECTION

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FOCUS

Create Change, Together

Advocacy

Our organization actively works to influence policies that address the flaws in the criminal justice system, advocating for fair and just reforms that benefit all individuals.

Voter Engagement

We emphasize the power of voting as a tool for change, encouraging active participation in the democratic process to shape a more equitable and just society.

Community Support

Through our community initiatives, we provide support, resources, and a platform for marginalized voices to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for all community members.

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VOTER
GUIDE

What You Need To Know

ABOUT

Safe Return Action

Safe Return Action is a project of Greater Good Advocacy Fund.

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Candidates Who Believe In Just Transitions

2026 Candidates

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Tamisha Torres-Walker
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