2 MONTEREY COUNTY WEEKLY OCTOBER 8-14, 2026 www.montereycountynow.com H YES ON MEASURE LOWER RENT MORE HOUSING STRONGER SALINAS THE WEEKLY RECOMMENDS YES ON H SALINAS POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION SALINAS VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MONTEREY COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS “Salinas needs more housing.” — MONTEREY COUNTY WEEKLY EDITORIAL BOARD REPEALS THE REGISTRY “A yes vote repeals four ordinances: a rental registry, enacted in 2022...” We completely agree. STATE RENTER PROTECTIONS STAY “A yes vote would send Salinas renters back under state law: Assembly Bill 1482’s 5-percent-plus-CPI cap...” ✔ Real support for affordable housing. New workforce and affordable housing in Salinas, starting now. ✔ Emergency rent funds. So a bad month doesn't become an eviction. ✔ End the rental registry. No government database of renters' personal information. ✔ Cash deposit assistance. Help with the biggest barrier to getting into a home. ✔ Strong protections, kept in place. Every renter keeps AB 1482’s statewide rent cap and just-cause eviction protections. Ad paid for by Protect Salinas Residents 2026 – Yes on Measure H Ad Committee’s Top Funders UDR, Inc. California Association of Realtors Issues Mobilization PAC THESE ORGANIZATIONS SUPPORT YES ON MEASURE H THE RENTERS’ DATABASE: The city’s on line registry holds personal information on every renter household in Salinas. No one asked renters, and there is no way to opt out. See the proof at ProtectSalinasResidents.com. Yes on H ends it for good. WHAT YES ON H DELIVERS VOTE YES ON H NOVEMBER 3 Protect SaIinas Residents.com PROUDLY ENDORSED BY MONTEREY COUNTY ENDORSED BY
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