My Endorsements

I know you will see many of your own values reflected in what these people and groups represent. I want these values to be our lived experience right here in Concord. 


My Endorsements 

Democratic Party 

Democratic Party of Contra Costa County
Diablo Valley Democratic Club
LaMOrinda Democratic Club
Contra Costa Young Dems

City & County Leaders

Seth Adams, Conservation Advocate
Roxanne Carrillo Garza, RCF
Dave Hughes, @thebeatofdiablo
La Tanya Knight, Concord Juneteenth
Mariana Moore, Ensuring Opportunity
Judith Ortiz, Monument Impact
Sal Rosselli, NUHW

East Bay Action
Lift Up Contra Costa Action

 

 

Labor 

Contra Costa Labor Council
Contra Costa Building Trades Council

AFSCME 3299
Bricklayers, Tilelayers and Allied Craftworkers Local 3
NUHW Committee for Quality Patient Care and Union Democracy
Plasterers & Cement Masons Local 300
SEIU 1021
Sheet Metal Workers Local Union 104 Political Committee
Sprinklerfitters UA Local 483

Environmental Groups

350 Bay Area Action
Sierra Club 
League of Conservation Voters

 

Elected Officials

Rebecca Faith Barrett, Contra Costa Community College District Governing Board
Pablo Benavente, Concord City Council
Logan Campbell, Trustee, Martinez Unified School District 
Colin Coffey, East Bay Regional Park District
Cindy Darling, Walnut Creek City Council
Diana Honig, President, Contra Costa Community College District Governing Board
Jay Howard, Martinez City Council
Cherise Khaund, Walnut Creek Planning Commission
Belle La, City of Pleasant Hill City Council
John Mercurio, East Bay Regional Park District
Matt Rinn, BART Board
Shanelle Scales-Preston, Contra Costa Board of Supervisors
Brianne Zorn, Mayor, City of Martinez

Your Endorsement Matters

The most impressive list of endorsements for me is easy: my neighbors.

Click Here to go to the Endorsement Form

I don't represent high-profile politicians or political committees; I represent you. That's why your endorsement matters! 

I invite you to add your name to the list of people who agree with me on these topics:

  • The needs of residents and families come first
  • Quality of life for residents should be priority #1
  • The City Council always needs to ask: who will benefit, who will be burdened
  • Decent jobs, affordability, and sustainable practices make Concord a better place to live
  • Families should be able to raise children, work, and thrive here
  • Working together is what gets things done. 
  • Community engagement matters

Please add your name using the form. Thanks!