Two committees formed around the referendum on Salinas Ordinance No. 2687, which would repeal four rent-related ordinances. Compare the contribution records assigned to each committee.
Data as of 2026-09-19. From the campaign statements these committees filed with the City of Salinas; coverage differs by committee.
Committee ID 1481533
No 2026 full statement for this committee appears in the City’s filing data used here, so its 2026 figures are unavailable, not zero.
This committee in 2026 Money → Protect Salinas Renters 2026 to Support Referendum of an Ordinance Repealing Rent Stabilization and Tenant ProtectionsCommittee ID 1484184
Statement coverage: 2026-01-01 to 2026-09-19
Each measure is reported separately and never added to another. Ending cash, unpaid bills and outstanding debt are balances at the end of the coverage period; later receipts were reported after the committee’s latest full statement.
The National Apartment Association’s late contribution was reported only by the sending committee and is not included in these figures.
This committee in 2026 Money → Protect Salinas Residents 2026- Yes on Measure HDo not use this section in place of the official ballot title, impartial analysis, or voter guide. As of , this project had not verified final certified ballot wording. One committee’s 2026 filings use the name “Protect Salinas Residents 2026- Yes on Measure H.” Check the official sample ballot for the measure letter. The guide below is an interpretation of the City’s description of Ordinance No. 2687 and California Elections Code section 13120, which says “yes” adopts the referred ordinance and “no” votes against it.
Adopt Ordinance No. 2687, the repeal ordinance. On the current official record, that would repeal the four rent-related ordinances. Implementation timing or later legal changes are outside this guide.
Vote against Ordinance No. 2687. On the current official record, the four rent-related ordinances would remain in effect, subject to later lawful changes.
Official context: City Attorney referendum record, City program status, and California Elections Code §13120. Committee contribution records: City NetFile portal. Check the official voter guide when published.
Earlier campaign finance filings from this site’s snapshot through May 17, 2026. A separate dataset from the 2026 filings above.
UDR, Inc. — a publicly-traded apartment REIT — gave $39,125 to the committee this project classifies as supporting the repeal. That contribution is 73% of the contributions shown for that committee. The committee classified as supporting the existing ordinances raised less total, from 71 filing-name groups rather than 16.