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AHF: Justice for Renters Marches On
AHF: Justice for Renters Marches On
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LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Yes on 33 and No on 34 campaigns, sponsored by AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), have issued the following statement from AHF president Michael Weinstein:
“The results of Propositions 33 and 34 prove only one thing: If billionaires spend more than $170 million lying and confusing voters, they are virtually guaranteed to win.
“The battle for justice for renters marches on.”
Contacts
Jacki Schechner, AHF VP, Media Relations
(310) 633-0547
Jacki.Schechner@ahf.org
AIDS Healthcare Foundation
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