This report examines findings from the 2020 PACE/USC Rossier poll of California voters. The poll represents the views of 2,000 registered California voters across a range of topics from early childhood education to higher education. Based on these results, the authors have identified five key findings: (1) There is growing pessimism about the direction of California and its public schools; (2) Voters have strong concerns about both gun violence in schools and the affordability of higher education and prioritize K-12 and higher education over early childhood; (3) Voters express negative opinions about higher education, especially the fairness of private college admissions; (4) Voters support an increase in educational spending and multiple approaches to paying for that spending; and (5) Voters are concerned about teacher shortages and are strongly in favor of increasing teacher salaries.