Fallbrook RWC – Carl DeMaio Speaking on the Contract to Reform California

Join Carl DeMaio – State Assemblyman and Reform CA Chairman – for this Town Hall on the “Contract to Reform California” and the fight to take back our state in 2026 elections.

Attending this Town Hall will be one of the most valuable 90 minutes you can spend to learn about current issues and how you can make a difference in your community. The agenda will cover:

• CONTRACT TO REFORM CALIFORNIA: Taking a page from the successful “Contract with America” thirty years ago, the Contract to Reform California is a 10-point agenda that offers bold proposals to fix the state’s pressing problems including reducing cost-of-living, reforming schools, balancing the budget, combatting crime, securing the border, reducing homelessness, restoring election integrity, and holding state politicians accountable.

• RECRUITING AND SUPPORTING CANDIDATES: DeMaio and his Reform California political movement are recruiting candidates across the state in 2026. You will learn how you can get involved in the fight to flip seats in CA including Governor, Congress, State Legislature, local government and school boards.

• VOTER ID AND BLOCKING TAX HIKES: DeMaio has authored two statewide ballot measures that he is working to pass in 2026 – one to require Voter ID and citizenship verification for voter registrations and one to make it harder for politicians to impose costly and unfair tax hikes. Learn how you can help get the signatures to qualify these important reform measures.

“Too many Californians are fleeing our state when they should stay and fight – it is my mission to give our side the plan, tools and support to fight and win back our state,” says DeMaio.

California is worth fighting for – and it can be saved! But only if you get off the sidelines and into the fight. Attend this Town Hall to learn more!

Please RSVP and feel free to bring some friends or family members with you to this event!

NOTE: Carl DeMaio scheduled to speak at 10am sharp.

Contributions are not deductible on federal or state taxes. State election law permits personal, business, and corporate checks and a maximum contribution level of $5,900 per individual or entity for the primary and $5,900 per individual or entity for the general, for a total of $11,800 per person or entity. A married couple may contribute $23,600. Contributions are not tax deductible for income tax purposes.

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