Schools; prohibiting the State Department of Education from using public resources to produce or share political propaganda; effective date.

Summary

The bill bars the State Department of Education from using any agency resources, including taxpayer money, to develop or distribute material that aims to influence political opinions or civic behavior. It defines propaganda as communications intended to sway views about parties, candidates, ballot measures, officeholders, or policies rather than provide neutral educational information. The measure would take effect on November 1, 2026.

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