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Local Common Cents.

FAIRPAC — the FAIth And Reason PAC — backs the down-ballot candidates who make government fair, honest, and close to home.

Faith and reason, working as one — from the bottom of the ballot up.

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Official Position

FairPAC OPPOSES Measure CC. Vote no.

Marin Healthcare District – Emergency Healthcare Funding Measure (Measure CC). Measure CC is Double Crazy. FairPAC OPPOSES Measure CC. Vote no. A second 30-year tax stacked on a hospital mortgage that is still largely unpaid. 14¢ per square foot per year. About $12.4 million a year for 30 years. About $280 more a year on a 2,000 square-foot home.

Official ballot question. “Shall the measure funding expanded and upgraded emergency room, intensive care, hospital, and other medical facilities to care for trauma, heart attack, stroke, and other patients and attract qualified doctors and nurses, with no funds for administrator salaries, by enacting a parcel tax of 14¢ per square foot of improved building area annually, generating approximately $12,400,000 annually for 30 years, subject to annual audits and citizens’ committee oversight, be adopted?”

First

Double Crazy

A second 30-year tax stacked on the 2013 hospital mortgage that is still largely unpaid.

Second

Wants, not needs

“Upgrade, expand, attract.” MarinHealth posted a ~$24M surplus in 2024. Taxpayers shouldn’t bankroll a wish list.

Third

Dishonest signature gathering

Gatherers told people the hospital would close. Called “straight up dishonest” on the record.

Fourth

Hard to unwind

May be bonded against. Only another vote can repeal. No senior or low-income exemption.

The FairPAC position Deep-dive at noceo.org

Until DNS cutover, also at noceo.netlify.app. Ordinance title (for the record only): An Ordinance of the People of the Marin Healthcare District, California, Enacting a Special Parcel Tax to Fund Local Hospital, Emergency Treatment, Mental Health, and Other Healthcare Facilities, Programs and Services. Yes committee: Friends of MarinHealth.

Our Name Is Our Method

FAIR = FAIth and Reason.

fair /ˈfer/

adjective

marked by impartiality and honesty — free from self-interest, prejudice, or favoritism. All she wants is a fair chance.
conforming to what is just, good, or proper. It’s only fair to tell them the truth.
conforming with the established rules — the same rules, for everyone. fair play
being an equitable exchange. a fair bargain · fair wages · a fair deal
conforming to one’s merits — due to what a person actually earns. a fair share · a fair valuation

Senses drawn from Merriam-Webster’s definition of “fair.”

That is the FAIR in FAIRPAC. Faith is why fairness matters — every person has worth, and right and wrong are real. Reason is how fairness gets built — honest rules, honest measures, the same standard for everyone. Impartial, honest, merited, and by the rules — never forced sameness. We back the local candidates who govern that way. More on what fair means — and doesn’t →

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Our Work

FairPAC, and the projects it runs.

FAIRPAC — the Faith and Reason PAC / Local Common Cents — backs fair, honest, local government from the bottom of the ballot up. Faith is why fairness matters; reason is how fair rules get built. We also run focused public projects — each a derivative of that same mission, aimed at one job the PAC itself cannot do alone. One FairPAC membership opens them all; NoOnCC is free and public for everyone.

Wake the Bench. Look up the California judges on your ballot and read a sourced record and grade for each one. Voters checking their judges before they fill in the ballot.

Wake the Bear CA. A bilingual guide to California local races, with a ballot lookup and a race tracker. California voters and volunteers getting ready for election day.

Wake the Policy. Grades on about 115 real local and state policies: did it work, and what did it cost in freedom. Voters, officials and candidates who want to know what actually worked.

Wake the Nation. The front door to the Wake family, with one search across every site and a feed of what is happening. People who want one place to start.

Wake the Race. One portal for a down-ballot campaign: candidate profile, press releases, media list, walk lists and volunteer shifts. Local candidates and their volunteers.

Wake the Party. Tools for running a local political committee, like an agenda builder and an assignment board. Officers and members of local party committees.

Wake Up Docs. Sourced cases of healthcare monopoly practice in California towns, searchable by town, county and health system. Patients, local officials and reporters asking who controls care in their town.

NoOnCC (free). The case against Measure CC, the 30-year Marin Healthcare District parcel tax on the November 3, 2026 ballot, with ways to give and volunteer. Marin voters deciding on Measure CC and neighbors who want to help.

Wake Yourself (coming soon). In development; nothing to use yet.

Wake Your Family (coming soon). In development; nothing to use yet.

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Wake the Town (coming soon). Coming soon.

Wake the Campaign (coming soon). Coming soon.

Wake the World (coming soon). In development; nothing to use yet.