Sunday, October 7, 2012

NO on PROP 33

This would prevent auto insurance companies from charging a higher premium to people who have gaps in their coverage.

When was the last time an insurance billionaire spent $8.4 million on a ballot measure to save consumers money?



Campaign finance law requires that campaigns disclose if they are using paid spokespeople in their television ads, but the insurer-funded Prop 33 campaign didn’t disclose to viewers that it used two employees of its paid PR firm in advertisements to pose as average drivers.

California voters shouldn’t be deceived by one insurance billionaire, Mercury Insurance’s George Joseph, who has spent $8.4 million to pass Prop 33.

Jamie Court at Consumer Watchdog Campaign

Years of excellent investigatory work make Consumer Watchdog a place we recommend a bookmark.

also . . .


For complete listing of all California Propositions and review.