California National Party

The CNP supports expansion of the California cap-and-trade carbon market. It also supports investment into infrastructure along the California coast to minimize the effects of sea level rise.[14]

It supports a permanent moratorium on offshore drilling along California's coastal seas.[14]

The CNP also supports universal public access to all of the beaches of California, based on the freedom to roam principle established when California was under Spanish law.[14]

It supports the expansion of the California State Parks, to include both recreational parks and conservationist reserves.[14]

The CNP supports universal access to education from primary school to higher education. It advocates that all public schools, colleges, and universities in California should be run by administrations led by educators or former educators with teaching experience, not politicians or third party managers.[15]

The CNP platform advocates for access to bilingual education across all California public schools.[15] It promotes the goal of bilingual fluency among all Californians, facilitated by official bilingualism in education between English and Spanish, likened to Canada with French and English or Belgium with Dutch and French.[15] It similarly supports greater access to foreign language education to promote greater levels of language education, akin to European standards.[15]

Primary education

The CNP supports free, universal access to pre-kindergarten and kindergarten education, advocating the expansion of California public schools to include pre-k and kindergarten.[15]

It supports the inclusion of "California studies" in all levels of public education, covering topics including California's history, geography, peoples, and cultures.[15]

The party platform supports greater funding of teacher salaries from the Californian government and supports creation of career programs to attract high performing teachers.[15]

Higher education

The CNP advocates that California Community Colleges (CCC) should be free for all Californians.[15]

The party advocates for a guaranteed offers of admission for all Californians to the California State Universities (CSU) for all students who meet the CSU entrance requirements.[15]

It similarly advocates for a guaranteed offers of admission for all Californians to the University of California (UC) for all students who meet the UC entrance requirements.[15]

The CNP supports the expansion of all three public higher education systems in California: the CSU system, the UC system, and the CCC system.[15]

The CNP supports the creation of a universal single-payer healthcare system for California.[16]

It advocates the consolidation of all public healthcare administrations at a state and local level into a single, unified "California Healthcare System".[16] It has cited a system similar to the French healthcare system as an ultimate goal, with a Canadian-style healthcare system as an optimal, transitional system.[16]

The CNP platform proposes the Californian government take a greater role in the attraction of immigrants to California, either for work, study, or residence. It supports the right of California to participate in the issuance of visas for immigrants alongside the U.S. federal government.[17] It also proposes that the Californian government enact a strategic plan for immigration to California.[17]

The CNP advocates the access of all public services as a right of all California residents, regardless of immigration status.[17]

The party opposes the construction of the "Trump wall" along California's southern border with Mexico.[17] It also supports the freedom of movement across the countries of North America.[17]

The CNP's party platform also supports the creation of a guest worker program to allow for fluctuating levels of temporary immigration for labor shortages not met by the local population or other permanent resident immigrants.[17]