State Senate Endorsements

STATE SENATE ENDORSEMENTS

 

ADA SoCal Endorses Henry Stern for
State Senate District27

Dedicated environmental champion and Angeleno, Senator Henry Stern proudly represents the 27th Senate District, from Los Angeles to Ventura County. First elected in November 2016, Senator Stern legislates on the frontlines for sustainable practices and the protection of California's natural resources. 

After the horrific 2018, Woosley fire destroyed his home; Senator Stern displayed his commitment to wildfire resilience by authoring the Wildfire Resilience through Community and Ecology Act (2021). This legislation sparked Governor Newsom’s idea for the CA Wildfire and Forest Resilience Task Force at the state and neighborhood levels, identifying high-risk buildings in wildfire-prone areas and enhancing fire-safe building standards. 

A fierce advocate for environmental justice, Senator Stern took on the oil and gas industry to protect his community and the environment. Notably, he led efforts to close down the Aliso Canyon Natural Gas Storage Facility, which at the time had the largest methane leak recorded. Additionally, Senator Stern has pushed for increased disclosure requirements when oil companies employ toxic acid treatment procedures for drilling operations. These efforts all contribute to Senator Stern's legacy of attacking climate change and protecting vulnerable communities.

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 Vote for Henry Stern for Congress on November 5th, 2024.

ADA SoCal Endorses Eloise Gomez Reyes for State Senate
District 29

Ben worked for the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs, and then as communications director for Congressman Jose Serrano (D-NY).  He is a senior fellow with the international human rights organization Humanity in Action, an Aspen Institute-Rodel Fellow, a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, and a graduate of the Jewish Federation’s New Leaders Project. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Harvard University, where he graduated magna cum laude in History; a Masters degree in Latin American Studies from the University of Cambridge, and a Juris Doctor degree from UC Berkeley. He is fluent in Spanish.

For three years prior to his election to the Senate, he was a lecturer at UCLA’s Law School, where he taught education law and policy.  He and his wife Melanie, an attorney, live in Santa Monica and have a little son, Ezra.

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Vote for Ben Allen for State Senate on November 5th, 2024.

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KIP MUELLER FOR STATE SENATE DISTRICT 23

ADA SoCal Endorses KIP MUELLER FOR STATE SENATE DISTRICT 23

Kipp Mueller was born and raised in California. He is the son of a house painter and community college counselor for students with disabilities who put himself through college and law school. In the early stages of his legal career, Kipp helped prosecute criminals at a DA's office and the DOJ, focused on sex crimes, fraud cases, and corporate abuse. Now, he is a workers' rights attorney, representing workers in cases of fraud, harassment, and discrimination, standing up to the most powerful interests on behalf of the people.

Kipp knows that our cost of living out of control and families are struggling to get by. That's why he's running for State Senate, to finally put the middle-class and working families first. Just as he's done throughout his career, Kipp will stand up to those who abuse power and work to end the rigged system that favors insiders, politicians, billionaires, and corporate special interests.

The only candidate running for State Senate with a record of helping to put criminals behind bars, Kipp supports tougher penalties and stricter sentences for dangerous felons. He will crack down on smash-and-grabs, retail theft, and drug crimes to address the fentanyl crisis and make sure families feel safe in our neighborhoods again.

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Vote for Kip Mueller for California State Senate on November 5th, 2022.

 

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