Proposition 4 Would Let More Cities Fund Campaigns. In Oakland, That’s Been a Struggle

A local news story from California, reported by KQED News (NPR).

Local News · California · October 23, 2026

From KQED News (NPR)

Most California cities are barred from setting up public campaign financing programs. Oakland overwhelmingly approved one in 2022, but budget problems have gotten in the way.

Reported by KQED News (NPR), October 23, 2026. Read the full story at KQED News (NPR) →

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