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Workers’ Rights are Human Rights!

May 3, 2017 | Candidate Info

The Fresno County Democratic Central Committee has not endorsed any candidate in this race.

 

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Here’s a hard truth: we’re either the Party of working people, or the Party of the elite. We cannot be both. We must choose. I choose to stand with our brothers and sisters in Labor.

As the Supreme Court (with the Gorsuch composition) takes up Janus v. AFSCME, it’s clear that “Right to Work” will be coming soon to a ballot box near you.

Right now – more than half of the states in this country have passed these anti-worker laws. With a Supreme Court decision soon in their pocket, the opposition is setting up shop even here in the Golden State in Orange County and building a campaign to take down California’s Labor community.

Don’t be fooled by the painfully clever name. Right to Work has only one objective: force labor unions to bare the fiscal burden of representing employees without the ability to recuperate the costs.

It’s a simple idea – break collective bargaining by making it fiscally unsustainable.

Right now, some of the best lawyers and political minds in the country are devising strategies to beat back these anti-worker laws. The battle is far from over, and there is no denying the challenges ahead, including the erosion of Labor’s financial resources.

The next Chair of the California Democratic Party should have a plan on how our Party can help protect working families and bolster collective bargaining. This Thursday, I will be releasing my F.L.E.X Plan, a broad outline for how the CDP can support our brothers and sisters in Labor to meet the challenges of today, while building for tomorrow.

It’s time for our Party to deepen its relationship with Labor.  As we redefine what it means to be a Democrat, let’s make sure people know where we stand. We’re the Party of working people, not the Party of the elite.

Hope you have a wonderful International Workers’ Day.

In solidarity,

 

Please stay connected with our campaign online at www.voteforkimberly.com

      

All-Out for Jenny Bach!

May 3, 2017 | Candidate Info

The Fresno County Democratic Central Committee has not endorsed any candidate in this race.

 

 

Jenny Bach represents the changing face of California politics, as a woman of color and the daughter of refugees. She has committed herself to her community, and has shed light on issues facing communities of color and advocated on behalf of those underrepresented while mentoring many young leaders to do the same.

The Fem Dems of Sacramento are proud to support one of our own, Jenny Bach, for Secretary of the California Democratic Party because of her leadership, courage and values. Jenny takes a team-building approach to leadership, she makes sure that everyone has a seat at the table and she works hard to inform and motivate everyone to get involved and stay involved. Jenny believes that the party is only as strong as its grassroots activists, and she is committed to providing you with up to date, accessible information and trainings to empower you to help elect more Democrats into office.

Over the course of the last few months, Jenny has traveled the state to speak to activists like you about the issues most important to them and about the direction they would like to see the party take.

Please help us elect someone who gives us hope for the future of the party, and consider casting your vote for Jenny Bach for Secretary at Convention later this month.

Respectfully,

Fem Dems of Sacramento

 

To endorse Jenny, please fill out the form on her website.

To contribute to Jenny’s campaign, please visit her fundraising page.
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Daraka Stood With Us, Now We Stand With Him!

May 3, 2017 | Candidate Info

The Fresno County Democratic Central Committee has not endorsed any candidate in this race.

 

Daraka for Vice Chair

Two years ago, I helped craft a ballot measure that would have required health insurance companies to justify their rate increases, just like the rest of the insurance industry. The Democratic Party, consumer organizations, and health care reform advocates supported this common-sense effort to make real progress in bringing down health care costs and protecting patients. We were up against some of the deepest pockets in politics: health insurance companies and their allies.

Daraka Larimore-Hall worked side by side with me on that campaign, helping to bring our coalition together, and providing a strong, progressive voice against the vested interests of a billion-dollar industry. He was willing to speak the truth, even to fellow Democrats. I was proud to work alongside him.

California must continue to lead on real healthcare reform. Our next big fight will be to create the nation’s first single payer healthcare system. No doubt, the same big money will be spent to keep us from moving forward, and we need Party leaders who are up for the fight.  I can’t think of a more qualified, fearless, and principled leader in that regard than Daraka Larimore-Hall.

Please join me in supporting Daraka’s campaign for Vice Chair of the Democratic Party. If we want to defeat big money, we need to support leaders like Daraka. Please consider a donation of $25, $50 or $100 today to help Daraka travel our great State and meet delegates and Party leaders in every corner of California. Now more than ever we need to elect Daraka — a strong progressive leader who will make sure that our state party continues to lead the resistance in California and across the nation.

Sincerely,

Dave Jones, California Insurance Commissioner

Daraka for Vice Chair
http://www.darakaforvicechair.com/

My father was a machinst

May 3, 2017 | Candidate Info

The Fresno County Democratic Central Committee has not endorsed any candidate in this race.

 

It’s International Workers Day, and I want to take this moment to introduce you to my parents. My father was a union machinist. My mother was a dress clerk. Together, they were able to buy a house in the Bay Area and send their daughter to UC Davis. We lived the California Dream.

I just read that a family making $100,000 a year in some parts of the Bay Area is now considered low income. With the high costs of housing and rent, people are forced to commute hours every day, making it next to impossible for regular, hard working people to live and prosper in our great state.

We can do better. We must do better.

As governor, I will support a living wage for all Californians, and the state will work with cities and counties to build housing that ALL workers can afford.

Thank you,

Delaine   Delaine Eastin for Governor 2018

SEN. HERNANDEZ SURPASSES 300 ENDORSEMENTS IN LT. GOVERNOR BID

May 1, 2017 | Candidate Info

The Fresno County Democratic Central Committee has not endorsed any candidate in this race.

 

MEDIA RELEASE

For Immediate Release

May 1, 2017
Contact: Dave Jacobson, (818) 943-2348
Maclen Zilber, (510) 508-9142
Jacobson & Zilber Strategies

 

SEN. HERNANDEZ SURPASSES 300 ENDORSEMENTS IN LT. GOVERNOR BID

Senator Ed Hernandez Scoops Up Wave of New Grassroots, Local Leader Endorsements in Race for Lieutenant Governor of California

 

WEST COVINA, CA — Showcasing his continued momentum in the race to become California’s next Lieutenant Governor, today State Senator Dr. Ed Hernandez’ campaign announced that it had topped over 300 endorsements, a noteworthy feat for an election that’s over a year away. His support ranges from 30 labor unions, public safety groups and healthcare organizations, to statewide leaders like Attorney General Xavier Becerra, State Controller Betty Yee and State Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon, as well as several U.S. Congressmembers, state lawmakers and scores of grassroots activists and community leaders.

 

Upon making public his latest list of endorsements, State Senator Dr. Ed Hernandez released the following statement:

 

“It’s deeply humbling and encouraging to have such robust support at this early stage of the campaign. I’m extraordinarily grateful for these endorsements and for the confidence that these grassroots activists, healthcare professionals and community leaders have placed in our campaign. Their support serves as the latest evidence of the fact that we’re running a people-powered, people-energized campaign that focused on building on the progress and promise of California, from tough environmental laws to expanded access to healthcare, better schools, livable wages and equality for all. I’m excited to continue working with these leaders to broaden our support in the months ahead.”

 

Those endorsing Senator Dr. Ed Hernandez for Lieutenant Governor of California today include:

  1. California Democratic Party Children’s Caucus Chair and President of the Helen Doherty Democratic Club Judy Jacobs
  2. California Democratic Party Region 14 Director Miguel Martinez
  3. Progressive Democrats of Santa Monica Mountains President Dorothy Reik
  4. Los Angeles County Democratic Party Country Central Committee Corresponding Secretary Carolyn Fowler
  5. Los Angeles County Democratic Party AD-49 Delegation Chair Marcella Cortez
  6. California Democratic Party DSCC Delegate (AD-26) and Latino Democrats of Tulare County President & Founder Ruben Macareno
  7. Santa Clara County Central Committee Ruben Navarro
  8. Santa Clara Area Democratic State Central Committee Member Olivia Navarro
  9. California Democratic Party DSCC Delegate Uli Sanchez (AD-53)
  10. Fresno County Democratic Party Member Esperanza Avalos
  11. California Democratic Party DSCC Delegate (AD-21) and Stanislaus County Democratic Central Committee Member Tom Hallinan
  12. California Democratic Party DSCC Delegate Adrian Vazquez (AD 51)
  13. California Democratic Party DSCC Delegate Maria Unzueta  (AD 63)
  14. California Democratic Party DSCC Delegate Sarah Palacios (AD 7)
  15. California Democratic Party DSCC Delegate Van Tomom (AD 39)
  16. California Democratic Party DSCC Delegate Frine Medrano (AD 58)
  17. California Democratic Party DSCC Delegate Ken Trumkul (AD 49)
  18. Liliana T. Perez, Deputy Director for Southern California, Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon*
  19. Hector Elizalde, Community Leader
  20. Jacobo Jauregui, Community Leader
  21. Oscar Valladares, SEIU Local 721 member
  22. California Democratic Party DSCC Delegate Chris Kakimi (AD 57)
  23. Los Angeles County Democratic Party Member and Member of Laborers (LiUNA) Local 300 Victor Castellano
  24. Monterey Park Mayor, Teresa Real Sebastian, J.D.
  25. Monterey Park City Council Member Hans Liang
  26. Fresno City Council Member Luis Chavez
  27. El Monte Union High School District President Carlos Salcedo
  28. Pomona Unified School Board Vice President Roberta Perlman
  29. Pomona City Commissioner Debra Martin*
  30. Shannon Bell, NP, California Association of Nurse Practitioners
  31. Arthur Friedman, O.D.
  32. Bruce Mebine, O.D., Past President COA
  33. Javier Avila Garcia, Community Leader
  34. Ryan Baskharoon, Community Leader
  35. Mirna de Lire Lopez, Community Leader
  36. Wendy Mora, O.D.
  37. Dr. Efrain Castellanos
  38. Natalie Reyes, Community Organizer
  39. Komal Patel, Community Leader
  40. John Potter, Community Leader
  41. Harvey Goldstone, O.D.
  42. Willa Hisle, O.D.
  43. Jeanette Hochstatter, O.D.
  44. Charles Richards, O.D.
  45. Lee Dodge, O.D., Visual Eyes Optometry
  46. Kenneth Wiener, O.D.
  47. Rupert C Chowins, O.D.
  48. Ronald Short  O.D., California Air National Guard*
  49. Thomas Rippner, Community Leader
  50. Susy Yu, Community Leader
  51. Ronald Goldstein, Community Leader
  52. Elizabeth Torres Chowins, O.D.
  53. Dr.David Turetsky, Advanced Eyecare, A Professional Optometric Group
  54. Michael Young, Community Leader
  55. Carolyn Wong, O.D.
  56. Kathleen Low, Community Leader
  57. Thomas Brenner, O.D.
  58. Valerie Quan, Community Leader
  59. Dr. Craig Steinberg
  60. Dr. Jennifer Lin, San Mateo Optometry society
  61. Sasha Penn, O.D., Chief of Optometry, Kaiser Permanente- South San Francisco
  62. James Cohen, O.D., Buena Park Eyecare
  63. Milton Hom O.D.
  64. James Creech O.D.
  65. Dr. Marcie Arnesty
  66. Robert Theaker, O.D. Hollister Vision Center
  67. Marc Shaw, COA
  68. Jennifer Buell, O.D.
  69. Jay Schlanger, O.D., COA
  70. Dr. Claude Valenti, Optometric Vision Development Center
  71. Elizabeth Hoppe, Founding Dean, College of Optometry at Western University of Health Sciences
  72. Robert Wayda, O.D., Central California Optometric Society
  73. Christine Ng, Community Leader
  74. Vin Dang, Community Leader
  75. Fadl Fares, Community Leader
  76. Michael Cousineau, Community Leader
  77. Rita Spitzer, Dr. Michael Spitzer Optometry
  78. Ron Lozarno, Community Leader

 

Those who previously backed Hernandez for Lieutenant Governor include:

  1. California Reserve Peace Officers Association
  2. Sacramento Police Officers Association
  3. California Association for Nurse Practitioners
  4. California Pharmacists Association (CPhA)
  5. Pilipino American Los Angeles Democrats
  6. California’s Attorneys, Administrative Law Judges, and Hearing Officers in State Employment (CASE)
  7. UNITE HERE International Union, AFL-CIO
  8. Teamsters Joint Council 42
  9. California State Council of Laborers
  10. Laborers (LiUNA) Local 270
  11. American Federation of Musicians (AMF) Local 47
  12. California State Association of Electrical Workers (IBEW)
  13. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 11
  14. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 441
  15. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 595
  16. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 2295
  17. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 40
  18. International Association of SMART (Sheet Metal, Air, Rail, Transportation) Local 105
  19. Professional Engineers in California Government (PECG)
  20. United Steelworkers (USW) Los Angeles and Orange Counties
  21. International Union of Painters and Allied Trades District Council 36
  22. Association of California State Supervisors (ACSS)
  23. Southern California Pipe Trades District Council 16
  24. United Association (UA) Steamfitters and Refrigeration Local 250
  25. United Association (UA) Local 78
  26. United Association (UA) Local 114
  27. United Association (UA) Local 230
  28. United Association (UA) Local 345
  29. United Association (UA) Local 364
  30. United Association (UA) Local 398
  31. United Association (UA) Local 403
  32. United Association (UA) Local 460
  33. United Association (UA) Local 484
  34. United Association (UA) Local 582
  35. United Association (UA) Local 709
  36. United Association (UA) Local 761
  37. United Industrial Workers of the Seafarers International Union, SIUNA, AFL-CIO
  38. U.S. Congresswoman Karen Bass
  39. U.S. Congresswoman Judy Chu
  40. U.S. Congressman Lou Correa
  41. U.S. Congresswoman Grace Napolitano
  42. U.S. Congresswoman Salud Carbajal
  43. U.S. Congresswoman Norma Torres
  44. U.S. Congressman Juan Vargas
  45. U.S. Congressman George Miller (Ret.)
  46. California Attorney General Xavier Becerra
  47. California State Controller Betty Yee
  48. State Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon
  49. State Assembly Speaker Emeritus John A. Pérez
  50. State Assembly Speaker Emeritus Fabian Nunez
  51. California Lt. Governor (Ret.) and State Assembly Speaker Cruz Bustamante (Ret.)
  52. State Senate President pro Tempore Don Perata (Ret.)
  53. State Senator and past Assembly Speaker Toni Atkins
  54. State Senator Connie Leyva
  55. State Senator Holly Mitchell
  56. State Senator Anthony Portantino
  57. State Senator Jerry Hill
  58. State Senator Henry Stern
  59. State Senator Jim Beall
  60. State Senator Josh Newman
  61. State Senator Bill Dodd
  62. State Senator Scott Wiener
  63. State Senator Richard Roth
  64. State Senator Tony Mendoza
  65. State Senator Ricardo Lara
  66. State Senator Ben Hueso
  67. State Senator Ben Allen
  68. State Senator Cathleen Galgiani
  69. State Senator Mike McGuire
  70. State Senator Bill Monning
  71. State Senator Mark Leno (Ret.)
  72. State Senator Lois Wolk (Ret.)
  73. State Senator Fran Pavley (Ret.)
  74. State Senator Isadore Hall (Ret.)
  75. State Senator Marty Block (Ret.)
  76. State Assembly Speaker pro Tempore Kevin Mullin
  77. State Assembly Majority Leader Ian Calderon
  78. State Assembly Democratic Caucus Chair Mike Gipson
  79. State Assembly Member Lorena Gonzalez
  80. State Assembly Member Miguel Santiago
  81. State Assembly Member Chris Holden
  82. State Assembly Member David Chiu
  83. State Assembly Member Ed Chau
  84. State Assembly Member Jim Wood
  85. State Assembly Member Anna Caballero
  86. State Assembly Member Bill Quirk
  87. State Assembly Member Eloise Gomes Reyes
  88. State Assembly Member Eduardo Garcia
  89. State Assembly Member Jose Medina
  90. State Assembly Member Rob Bonta
  91. State Assembly Member Evan Low
  92. State Assembly Member Reggie Jones-Sawyer
  93. State Assembly Member Ash Kalra
  94. State Assembly Member Ken Cooley
  95. State Assembly Member Al Muratsuchi
  96. State Assembly Member Tony Thurmond
  97. State Assembly Member Todd Gloria
  98. State Assembly Member Sharon Quirk-Silva
  99. State Assembly Member Phil Ting
  100. State Assembly Member Patrick O’Donnell
  101. State Assembly Member Jim Cooper
  102. State Assembly Member Rudy Salas
  103. State Assembly Member Freddie Rodriguez
  104. State Assembly Member Rich Gordon (Ret.)
  105. State Assembly Member Bonnie Lowenthal (Ret.)
  106. State Assembly Member Paul Fong (Ret.), President San Jose/Evergreen Federation of Teachers AFT 6157
  107. State Assembly Member Susan Bonilla (Ret.)
  108. State Assembly Member Betsy Butler (Ret.)
  109. State Assembly Member Mike Allen (Ret.)
  110. Democratic National Committee (DNC) Vice Chair, UNITE HERE General Vice President for Immigration, Civil Rights, and Diversity and former Executive Secretary-Treasurer of the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO, Maria Durazo
  111. California Democratic Party Chair Art Torres (Ret.)
  112. California Democratic Party Vice Chair and L.A. County Democratic Party Chair Eric C. Bauman
  113. California Democratic Party First Vice Chair Alex Rooker
  114. Democratic National Committee (DNC) Member and former San Diego Democratic Party Chair Jesse Durfee
  115. South County Labor Chair Ray Cordova*
  116. California Democratic Party Region 15 Director and California Democratic Party API Caucus Chair Clark Lee*
  117. California Democratic Party Region 8 Director Doug Kessler*
  118. California Democratic Party Region 9 Director Diana Love*
  119. California Democratic Party Region 7 Director Omar Torres*, Governing Board Member, Franklin-McKinley School Board*
  120. California Democratic Party Former Region 10 Director and California Democratic Party LGBT Caucus Secretary Debra Broner*
  121. California Democratic Party Chicano Latino Caucus Chair Carlos Alcala*
  122. Los Angeles County Democratic Party Vice Chair Mark Gonzalez*
  123. Fresno County Democratic Central Committee Chair Michael Evans*
  124. Kern County Democratic Central Committee Chair Cathee Romley*
  125. Kings County Democratic Central Committee Chair  Holly Andrade-Blair*
  126. Inyo County Democratic Central Committee Chair Nina Weisman*
  127. Tulare Democratic Central Committee Chair Ruth McKee*
  128. California Democratic Party Delegate Clint Weirick (DSCC San Luis Obispo County Democratic Party Central Committee)*
  129. California Democratic Party Delegate Katarina Garcia (AD 48)*
  130. California Democratic Party Delegate Cesar Garcia (AD 48)*
  131. California Democratic Party Delegate Peggy Morgan (AD 48)*
  132. California Democratic Party Delegate Kristin McGuire (AD 48)*
  133. California Democratic Party Delegate Veronica Marquez (AD 48)*
  134. California Democratic Party Delegate Robert Cruz (AD 48)*
  135. California Democratic Party Delegate Deborah Quintero (AD 48)*
  136. California Democratic Party Delegate Ricardo Pacheco (AD 48)*
  137. California Democratic Party Delegate James Toma (AD 48)*
  138. California Democratic Party Delegate Lloyd Johnson (AD 48)*
  139. California Democratic Party Delegate Eileen Jimenez (AD 48)*
  140. California Democratic Party Delegate Jeanette Flores (AD 48)*
  141. California Democratic Party Delegate Barbara Dickerson (AD 48)*
  142. California Democratic Party Delegate Robert Gin (AD 49)*
  143. California Democratic Party Delegate Chin Ho Lia (AD 49)*
  144. California Democratic Party Delegate Polly Low (AD 49)*
  145. California Democratic Party Delegate Calvin Sung (AD 55)*
  146. California Democratic Party Delegate Lawrence Shih (AD 48)*
  147. Sacramento Mayor and past State Senate President Pro-Tem Darrell Steinberg
  148. Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia
  149. Long Beach City Council Member Rex Richardson
  150. Los Angeles County Supervisor and past U.S. Labor Secretary Hilda Solis
  151. Los Angeles County Assessor Jeffrey Prang
  152. Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer
  153. Los Angeles City Council Member Curren Price
  154. Los Angeles Community College District Trustee and past State Assembly Member Mike Eng
  155. Los Angeles Community College District Trustee Mike Fong
  156. Los Angeles Community College District Trustee Scott Svonkin
  157. Kern County Supervisor Leticia Perez
  158. Santa Barbara County Supervisor and former State Assembly Member Das Williams
  159. Baldwin Park Mayor Manuel Lozano
  160. Baldwin Park City Council Member Ricardo Pacheco
  161. Baldwin Park City Council Member Monica Garcia
  162. West Covina Mayor Corey Warshaw
  163. West Covina City Council Member Lloyd Johnson
  164. West Covina City Council Member James Toma
  165. West Covina School Board Member Michael Flowers
  166. Covina Mayor Pro Tem Jorge Marquez
  167. Covina City Council Member Peggy A. Delach
  168. La Puente Mayor Valerie Munoz
  169. La Puente City Council Member Dan Holloway
  170. La Puente Mayor Pro Tem Violeta Lewis
  171. Azusa Mayor Joe Rocha
  172. Azusa City Council Member Angel Carillo
  173. Azusa City Council Member Robert Gonzales
  174. Azusa Unified School District Board President Yolanda Rodriguez-Pena
  175. Azusa Unified School District Board Member Paul Naccachian
  176. Duarte Mayor Samuel Kang
  177. Duarte Unified School District Board President Reyna Diaz
  178. Duarte Unified School District Board Member Kenneth Bell
  179. San Gabriel Mayor Chin Ho Liao
  180. Upper San Gabriel Valley Water Board Director Bryan Urias
  181. Rosemead Mayor Sandra Armenta
  182. Rosemead City Council Member Polly Low
  183. Monterey Park Mayor Mitchell Ing
  184. Monterey Park City Council Member Peter Chan
  185. Monterey Park City Council Member Stephen Lam
  186. Claremont Mayor Sam Pedroza
  187. El Monte Mayor Andre Quintero
  188. El Monte City Council Member Juventino “J” Gomez
  189. El Monte Mayor Pro Tem Jerry Velasco
  190. South El Monte City Council Member Hector Delgado
  191. South El Monte City Council Member Angelica R. Garcia
  192. South El Monte City Council Member Joseph J. Gonzales
  193. Hacienda La Puente School Board Member Anthony Duarte
  194. Hacienda La Puente Unified School District Board Member Martin G. Medrano
  195. Hacienda La Puente Unified School District Board Member Penny Fraumeni
  196. Hacienda La Puente Unified School District Board Vice President Gino Kwok
  197. Yorba Linda City Council Member Beth Haney
  198. Walnut City Council Member Mary Su
  199. Duarte City Council Member Margaret Finlay
  200. Duarte City Council Member John Fasana
  201. Alhambra City Council Member Luis Ayala
  202. Alhambra City Council Vice Mayor Stephen Sham
  203. Three Valleys MWD Director Carlos Goytia
  204. Charter Oak Unified School District Board President Brian R. Akers
  205. Charter Oak Unified School District Board Vice President Joseph Probst
  206. Charter Oak Unified School District Board Member Jeanette V. Flores
  207. Charter Oak Unified School District Board Member Jane Bock
  208. Citrus Community College District President Dr. Barbara R Dickerson
  209. Alhambra Unified School District Board Member Robert L. Gin
  210. Temple City Mayor Pro Tem Cynthia Sternquist
  211. Temple City Council Member Tom Chavez
  212. Mountain View School District President Adam Carranza
  213. Malibu Mayor Lou La Monte
  214. Artesia Mayor Ali Sajjad Taj
  215. South Gate City Council Member Jorge Morales
  216. Walnut City Council Member Andrew Rodriguez
  217. Walnut City Council Member Bob Pacheco
  218. San Gabriel Valley Water Board President Thomas Wong
  219. San Gabriel Valley Water Board Treasurer Raul Romero
  220. Valley County Water Board Vice President Paul C. Hernandez,
  221. Valley County Water Board Director Lenet Pacheco
  222. Garvey Unified School District Board Member Henry Lo
  223. Florin County Water District Elected Director Larry S. Tract, J.D.
  224. Valley County Water Board Director Margarita Vargas
  225. San Fernando Vice Mayor Joel Fajardo
  226. Berkley City Council Member Ben Bartlett
  227. Alum Rock Union Elementry School District Board Vice-President Andres Quintero
  228. Santa Clarita Mayor and former State Assembly Member Cameron Smyth
  229. Hermosa Beach City Council Member Stacy Armato
  230. Miles Rosedale, CEO Monrovia Growers*
  231. Susan Keith, Citrus Trustee*

 

Significantly, recently, Senator Hernandez released a new online video, titled  “A California Story,” which can be viewed by clicking on the screen image below:

 

 

A husband, father, grandfather, practicing optometrist, and local businessman, “Dr. Ed” (as he is known to his patients) has spent his life bringing quality eye care to predominantly low-income communities.  As a health care provider, the need to improve access to health care for all Californians is what first drove him to run for office.

Since being elected to the Assembly in 2006 and the Senate in 2010, Dr. Ed Hernandez has been a leader on the implementation of federal health care reform – helping expand access to affordable health care, control costs, and improve the network of providers so people can actually get quality care when they need it. Dr. Ed has been a champion by expanding educational opportunity to qualified students overlooked by our public schools and universities, as well as a major proponent for government reform, including fixing a broken initiative system too often hijacked by billionaires and wealthy corporations. Dr. Ed Hernandez is running to take this experience, leadership, and vision to the next level by serving the people of California as their Lieutenant Governor.
For more information, please visit www.edhernandez4ca.com.

*Titles for Identification Purposes Only.