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The Prop 27 Archive

In 2022 this domain was the website of the campaign against Proposition 27, a California ballot measure that would have legalized online sports betting. Voters rejected it. The campaign's pages are kept here as a public record.

Coalition list

The Prop 27 Coalition List

Every organization, tribe and community group the campaign listed in formal opposition to the measure.

Press release

Tribes Oppose Two Measures

The campaign's first statement against the cardroom and online sports betting initiatives, as issued.

Explainer

Prop 26 vs Prop 27

What each 2022 measure proposed, who paid for the campaigns and how voters decided.

What the campaign home page said

Archive record. This page preserves material from the 2022 “No on Prop 27” campaign website that once lived on this domain. It is kept unchanged in substance as a public record of the campaign; NoProp27 is an independent publication and is not the campaign, the coalition or any tribe. Contact details of individuals have been removed.

NO on Prop 27, The Corporate Online Gambling Prop. Out-of-state gambling corporations are promoting a deceptive proposition to legalize online sports gambling across California. Over 50 Indian tribes from across California STRONGLY OPPOSE"> Over 50 Indian tribes from across California STRONGLY OPPOSE Prop 27.

This deceptive measure would authorize a massive expansion of online sports gambling while falsely masquerading as a “solution” for homelessness. Prop 27 would escalate the risks of underage and problem gambling, hurt California’s Indian tribes, and drive jobs and business out of state.

The page also carried a sign-up form for supporters and links to the campaign's social media accounts; both are no longer active and are not reproduced.

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