FROM THE CAMPAIGN

No one should have to choose between paying rent and filling a prescription. A healthcare system that only works for people who can afford it is not working.

Fiscal responsibility should mean something. It should mean investing in people, lowering costs for working families, and holding government accountable to the public, not using deficits as a political weapon depending on who holds power.

Today, we see a return to pre-vote exclusion with a broad cloth—restrictive measures that treat every citizen as a "suspect" before they reach the booth.

Californians use approximately half the electricity per capita of the national average. Our water productivity, economic output per unit of freshwater consumed, has improved dramatically over the past three decades through investment in recycled water systems, precision irrigation, and building efficiency standards.

When AI systems cause harm, who is responsible? The company that built it?

California’s environmental leadership generates real public benefits, cleaner air, grid stability, technology jobs, but the financial architecture of the clean energy transition can, if poorly designed, shift costs disproportionately onto those least able to bear them.