“In a time when other states are limiting voting access, California has a chance to move in the opposite direction by expanding voting access and engaging communities that have been historically excluded from political power.”

“Californians know that when we pull together, we all do better. The housing and homelessness crisis is no different.”

“We need to understand that failing to address the housing crisis in Southern California and the Bay Area has exported the hardship to the Central Valley and beyond. And we need strong, statewide protections against predatory rent increases and eviction that we won’t get until Californians demand them.”

MVP is seeking a Communications Manager to assist with the implementation with our public education campaign to build awareness about the need for bold systemic state-based solutions that promote a government that cares, multiracial democracy and corporate accountability.

Asian Americans are ready to be politically engaged across a range of progressive issues. It’s time for everyone else to understand this, too.

A diverse coalition will continue to engage communities on issues of immigrant rights, affordable housing, climate change and criminal justice.

We partnered with Newsom’s campaign to mobilize the new California majority to vote against the recall. The statewide victory, especially in traditionally conservative areas like Merced County, Orange County and the Inland Empire, show that we are getting results.

Community-Led Groups Point to Multi-Racial Democracy and Organizing as Essential to Winning Future CA Races

This op-ed talks about why young people are campaigning against the effort to recall Governor Gavin Newsom.

The Million Voters Project (MVP), an unprecedented collaboration of 7 statewide and regional community networks with 93 affiliates that span across California are celebrating their contribution to the scores of state and local victories in California last night.

Progressive voter engagement organization and partners have talked to over 1 million voters in 2018.