California Proposition 5, a legislatively referred constitutional amendment on the November 2026 ballot, would limit recall ballots for state officers to a single yes-or-no question on removal while shifting successor selection to a later process and permitting recalled officials to run again. Trader consensus for rejection at 59% stems from divided endorsements, with support from the League of Women Voters, California Common Cause, and Secretary of State Shirley Weber offset by opposition from the Election Integrity Project California, California Taxpayers Association, and Reform California groups that argue the changes reduce voter input on replacements. No major new polling or legislative actions have shifted positioning in recent weeks, leaving the outcome closely tied to broader voter sentiment on recall procedures ahead of the general election.