Californians for Lower Drug Prices

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Californians for Lower Drugs Prices
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Basic facts
Location:Los Angeles, California
Type:Ballot Measure Committee
Top official:Michael Weinstein
Website:Official website

As of 2019, Californians for Lower Drugs Prices was the group that established Yes on Prop 61, Californians for Lower Drug Prices, with Major Funding by Aids Healthcare Foundation and California Nurses Association PAC (CLDP), a ballot measure committee. CLDP was based in Los Angeles, California.

The group supported California's 2016 proposition 61, which proposed to regulate drug prices by requiring state agencies to pay the same prices that the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) pays for prescription drugs.[1]

Background

Yes on Prop 61, Californians for Lower Drug Prices, with Major Funding by AIDS Healthcare Foundation and California Nurses Association PAC (CLDP) was a ballot measure committee based in Los Angeles, California. According to state filings, Michael Weinstein was listed as the principal. Weinstein was the president of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, an organization that provided healthcare and services to people with AIDS.[2][3] The committee also listed Lyle Honig as the treasurer and Bradley W. Hertz as the assistant treasurer. Honig was the chief financial officer for the AIDS Healthcare Foundation.[4]

Political activity

Ballot measure activity

2016 activity

See also: California Proposition 61, Drug Price Standards (2016) and Consumer Watchdog Campaign

In 2016, Californians for Lower Drugs Prices (CLDP) advocated for the passage of California's Drug Price Standards proposition, which proposed to regulate drug prices by requiring state agencies to pay the same prices that the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) pays for prescription drugs. The measure appeared on the ballot on November 8, 2016.[1]

CLDP had contributed, according to filings, $75,000 to Consumer Watchdog Campaign - Yes on 61, Major Funding by Yes on Prop 61, Californians for Lower Drug Prices, with Major Funding by AIDS Healthcare Foundation and California Nurses Association PAC (CWC) since January 2016.[5]

Overview of ballot measure support and opposition

The following table details Californians for Lower Drugs Prices' ballot measure stances available on Ballotpedia:

Ballot measure support and opposition for Californians for Lower Drugs Prices
Ballot measure Year Position Status
California Proposition 61, Drug Price Standards (2016) 2016 Supported  DefeateddDefeated

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