PROP 22 UPHELD!
THE WILL OF VOTERS PROTECTED
In August 2021, an Alameda Superior Court judge issued a flawed ruling on Proposition 22, threatening app-based jobs and on-demand services that Californians rely on. Thankfully, the California Court of Appeal recently issued a decisive opinion upholding Prop 22 and the will of the voters.
As the largest coalition representing app-based drivers in California, we’re pleased that the court ruled in favor of preserving the integrity of our initiative system and protecting our democracy. The ruling is the right decision and should be the final word as both the voters and the courts have spoken.
HELP US ENSURE PROP 22 REMAINS PROTECTED BY SIGNING OUR PETITION TODAY.
One of the most important things you can do right now is sign our petition which reaffirms your support for Prop 22 and the importance of upholding the will of the voters against special interest challenges to Prop 22 and driver independence.
Stay tuned for more information and updates from our coalition and the app-based companies you work with and/or receive services from in the coming weeks.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!
Facts About Prop 22:
- Prop 22 provides California app-based drivers with the flexibility they want along with new benefits for drivers.
- 87% of drivers say they support Prop 22 and believe it should be protected by the courts.
- 76% of drivers have said Prop 22 “increased my pay.”
- Including tips, average driver earnings increased 26% after the enactment of Prop 22, from $27.34/hour in the third quarter of 2019 to $34.46/hour in the third quarter of 2021.