Sky-high gas prices. Working families getting crushed.
Fuel drives the cost of goods, commerce, and services. Heavy taxes, fees, and regulations — plus refinery issues — ensure California always has the highest cost of doing business.
$5.89+
per gallon vs national average
~90¢
per gallon in state taxes, fees and mandates
California has lost over half its refineries since 1992. Recent closures have cut another 17–20% of capacity while the state lacks the electric grid to instantly switch to 100% EVs.
Over 65% of crude is imported from countries with weaker environmental standards than domestic production.
California has spent more than $24 billion on homelessness programs — a massive increase in taxpayer dollars — yet the number of people living on the streets has surged to over 187,000.
Tent cities are now everywhere — in neighborhoods that never had them before. We must enforce our laws, including the changes 70% of Californians voted for with Prop 36, while showing real care and compassion with practical solutions that actually get people off the streets.
State audits have repeatedly found billions of dollars unaccounted for or spent without measurable results. Even many Democratic leaders admit the current approach is failing.
Governor Gavin Newsom, through HCD, issued final warnings (Notices of Violation) to 15 California cities and counties.
Targeted areas: Atwater, Avenal, California City, Corcoran, Escalon, Half Moon Bay, Hanford, Kings County, Lemoore, Merced County, Montclair, Oakdale, Patterson, Ridgecrest, and Turlock.
These are primarily lower-cost, affordable Central Valley areas. Sacramento is targeting weaker communities while protecting wealthy coastal enclaves — classic king-like behavior.
Politicians promise to fix the housing shortage, but their “solutions” create even more problems.
CEQA lawsuits, high fees, and years of approvals make building slow and expensive.
New laws push dense apartments and multi-family units, replacing the California dream.
Mandatory solar panels, EV charging stations, and strict energy codes drive up costs dramatically.
Working families priced out while the shortage gets worse.
Not just vote red
Vote Chad Bianco.
Turn California Around!
Key Foundations of Chad Bianco’s Campaign
Enforce Prop 36 — 70% of Californians voted yes. Real safety for every neighborhood.
Cut taxes, slash red tape on fuel, oil wells, refineries, housing, and put money back in working families’ pockets.
Audit every tax dollar. End the waste and return money to Californians.
Not for Democrats or Republicans — for California. Appeals to both sides.
Fuel costs ripple through our entire economy — from the price of goods on store shelves to the daily commute that working families rely on. Chad Bianco believes we must ease burdensome regulations on oil production, wells, and refining while we responsibly build out electrification, so California families aren’t crushed by sky-high gas prices today.
As Riverside County Sheriff with 30+ years on the streets, Chad Bianco is a lifelong Californian who has stood up to Sacramento’s failed policies. He is solid to the core and ready to Turn California Around.
TurnCali is an independent grassroots movement of everyday Californians who are fed up with the way our great state has been run and ruled by career politicians in Sacramento.
We expose the perpetual corruption, wasteful spending, skyrocketing taxes, failing schools, and policies that punish working families while protecting the elite.
We fully endorse Sheriff Chad Bianco for Governor in 2026. Chad Bianco has the experience and backbone to help lead California back to greatness — restoring jobs, safety, and prosperity for working families.
Return California to Greatness in 2026
MAY 18, 2026
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JUNE 2, 2026
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