Mark Takano: “On behalf of the 2,100 community- and faith-based organizations NCHV represents, we thank you for your commitment to…”

He has made no specific allegations of fraud and now has sole access to these ballots, raising serious concerns about oversight and transparency.

Without access to this information, employees are vulnerable to being overcharged or price gouged.

"We should be investing in these students and the institutions that serve them—not eliminating the very programs that make their education possible," said Representative Takano.

Providers who engage in these practices are actively endangering the wellbeing of young LGBTQI+ people and defrauding their families by promising to “fix” something that is simply not broken.