Real leaders are finally stepping up.
California Sheriff Chad Bianco and outspoken Republican just dropped a political bombshell that could change the Golden State forever. His proposal? A total elimination of the California state income tax — a move aimed at reversing the mass exodus of families and businesses fleeing the high-tax, high-regulation environment under Democrat rule.
In a campaign video that’s gaining momentum among voters over 50, Bianco, a respected lawman from Riverside County, declared:
“What better way to bring my friends and neighbors back — and restore California’s greatness — than by eliminating the state income tax? Other states have done it. Why can’t we?”
✅ A Conservative Comeback in California?
Bianco’s proposal isn’t just about dollars and cents — it’s about freedom. For hardworking retirees, small business owners, and middle-class families, cutting the income tax means keeping more of what you earn, especially during retirement.
Under years of Democrat leadership, Californians have faced:
- The highest gas taxes in the country
- Crippling property taxes
- Overregulation of everything from energy to small business
- A worsening cost-of-living crisis
No wonder so many are packing up for tax-friendly states like Florida, Texas, and Tennessee.
🔥 Red States Are Winning — Why Is California Falling Behind?
States with no state income tax are attracting retirees, entrepreneurs, and workers seeking freedom and financial security. These states include:
- Florida
- Texas
- Tennessee
- South Dakota
- Wyoming
- Alaska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- Washington
These states enjoy booming economies, lower crime, and more freedom — while California bleeds population.
🇺🇸 Backed by a National Movement for Tax Reform
Bianco’s plan is part of a larger America First tax reform wave. With President Donald Trump leading the charge in Washington and a Republican Congress likely to support further federal tax cuts, the time for bold action in California is now.
Just recently:
- Mississippi passed a bill to phase out its income tax
- Montana Governor Greg Gianforte is pushing for even deeper tax relief
Bianco is riding this momentum, promising that if elected governor, he’ll make income tax elimination his first priority.
“Californians know how to spend their money better than government bureaucrats,” Bianco said.
📊 Voters Over 50 Are Listening — And They’re Ready for Change
Although California is traditionally a blue state, new polling shows a surprising shift:
48% of likely voters say they are open to voting Republican in the next governor’s race.
(Source: Columbia University poll conducted with Madison McQueen GOP firm)
Among those most open to change? Retirees, homeowners, and small business owners, many of whom are tired of skyrocketing living costs and a lack of respect for traditional values.
⚠️ A Crowded Democrat Field — But No Clear Favorite
On the Democrat side, the race is wide open. Possible contenders include:
- Former Rep. Katie Porter
- Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis
- And even Kamala Harris, despite her recent presidential campaign flop
Meanwhile, Governor Gavin Newsom is eyeing a White House run and cannot seek reelection in 2026.
✅ Sheriff Chad Bianco’s Message: Cut Taxes, Restore Freedom
In Sheriff Bianco’s words:
“As your governor, we will work immediately to eliminate California income tax — for every Californian.”
It’s a message tailor-made for voters who’ve worked hard, paid their dues, and want to see their children and grandchildren grow up in a freer, safer, more affordable California.
📌 Final Thoughts for California’s Tax-Weary Voters
For conservative Californians 50 and older, this race could be a tipping point. With rising inflation, an unstable economy, and an overreaching state government, cutting the income tax may be the bold change voters have been waiting for.
Will Chad Bianco’s common-sense conservative message win hearts in 2026? If you’re tired of being taxed to death, it might be time to vote red — and bring California back to life.
👉 Stay tuned for updates on Bianco’s plan, red state tax success stories, and more.