Let Gavin Newsom Know that SB 79 Will Be His Legacy
- Media
- Sep 15
- 2 min read
After barely passing the Legislature, Governor Newsom has until October 12 to veto SB 79 or allow it to become law. He may not wait that long, so please take the following action now.
Our friends at United Neighbors have put together directions and example letters that people can use to email the Governor. Follow these steps...
Click here: https://www.gov.ca.gov/contact/
Scroll down to "Topic" and select "An Active Bill" from the drop-down.
Select "SB 79".
Select "Leave a Comment", then click NEXT
Select "Con"
Change the message subject to: "Veto SB 79"
Then, either write your own message or copy and paste from one of the Example Letters below. (Remember to add your name to the end of the letter.)
Enter your info on the next page and then click SUBMIT
Example Letter 1:
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Example Letter 3:
Even if Governor Newsom is likely to sign this far-reaching bill, which pits the parts of California favored by Senator Scot Wiener against those that will bear the brunt of SB 79's impacts, it is important to let Gavin Newsom know that his decision will be remembered long after he leaves the Governor's Mansion.
If you would like to call the Governor's office directly, here is the phone number:
(916) 445-2841
Thank you for your continued support and activism.
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