Dawn Addis (D), District 30– Addis was first elected to the Morro Bay City Council in 2018. She has taught at K-12 public schools and has also served an executive board member to the San Luis Coastal Teachers Union. Jasmeet Bains (D), District 35 – Bains is the medical director at Bakersfield Recovery Services, a nonprofit that treats drug addiction. Earning her MD in 2013, she has worked with the devel- opmentally disabled and in family medicine. Gregg Hart (D), District 37– Hart has served on the Santa Barbara City council and Board of Supervisors. He also previously worked as a capitol staffer in the State Assembly. For over 20 years he has owned and operated Transitions Preschool. Juan Carrillo (D), District 39 – Carrillo has served on the Palmdale City Council and Elementary School Board. An urban planner, Carrillo has worked for the City of Palmdale and most recently served as senior planner for Desert Hot Springs. Pilar Schiavo (D), District 40 – Schiavo is an organizer for the California Nurses Association
and previously served as the political director for the San Francisco Labor Council. Rick Chavez Zbur (D), District 51 – Zbur has served as the executive director of Equality Cali- fornia in since 2014. An attorney, he has focused on environmental law and has been involved with the California League of Conservation Voters. Bill Essayli (R), District 63 – A former Assistant US Attorney, Essayli cut his political teeth as a former congressional district staffer. Blanca Pacheco (D), District 64 – Pachco recently served on the Downey City Council. An attorney, Pacheco has focused most of her work on estate planning, probate, and evictions. Avelino Valencia (D), District 68 – Valencia recently served on the Anaheim City Council. He also served as chief deputy to outgoing Assemblymember Tom Daly. Josh Lowenthal (D), District 69 – Te son of Rep. Alan Lowenthal and former Assembly member Bonnie Lowenthal, he is the President of a Long Beach teleconferencing company and has worked
for various telecommunication firms. Tri Ta (R), District 70 – Ta has served as mayor of Westminster since 2012. Prior to that he was elected to the Westminster City Council in 2006. He has worked as an employment counselor and is a Vietnamese writer along with his wife. Kate Sanchez (R), District 71 – Sanchez is the former executive director of CA Women’s Leadership Association. She mostly recently advocated for the repeal of SB 1 alongside Reform California’s Yes on Prop 6 campaign. Diane Dixon (R), District 72 – Dixon spent 40 years in the private sector before being elected to the Newport Beach City Council in 2014. During her career, she spent 30 years as a senior executive at Avery Dennison, a Fortune 300 company. David Alvarez (D), District 80– Having previ- ously won a special election, Alvarez won his first full term to the Assembly. A small business owner and former member of the San Diego City Council, Alvarez has worked as an aide to a State Senator.
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