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AAGLA Issues PAC

c/o Reed & Davidson, LLP
515 S Figueroa Street, Suite 1110
Los Angeles, California 90071

Attention: Cary Davidson, Treasurer

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Support the AAGLA Issues PAC and Help Us to Fight Back on YOUR Behalf

California’s rental housing providers are again under attack by a well-known and controversial adversary, Michael Weinstein, the President of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation. Called the “Justice for Renters Act,” this proposed, November 2024 statewide ballot initiative would eliminate the protections rental housing providers have today under the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act. The proposed initiative gives full control over rent control regulations to local governments, and if this proposed initiative passes, the result will be disastrous. If passed, local jurisdictions could (and many will) impose price (rent) controls on vacancies when rental units turnover (“vacancy control”) and could also impose rent control on single-family homes and condominiums and on newly constructed buildings (or buildings constructed after passage of a local rent stabilization ordinance). The Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles is working to organize a strong opposition to this latest attack on our livelihoods and retirement income, but it will take money, lots of money.

[Update: On July 26th, the California Secretary of State confirmed that the Justice for Renters Act had gathered the required signatures to be eligible for the ballot. Supporters of the initiative had gathered more than 800,000 signatures in favor of the ballot measure while only needing 601,317, according to the Secretary of State’s Office.]

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The Issues PAC of Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles (“AAGLA Issues PAC”) was established to advocate for and on behalf of the rights of all rental housing providers by opposing harmful policies and ballot measures targeting the multifamily rental housing industry  and advocating for and supporting polices and ballot measures favorable to multifamily rental housing providers.   

Contributions to AAGLA Issues PAC are not tax deductible.