Acting on Priorities

We Need A Lieutenant Governor Who Will Act

The housing crisis is untenable.

The cost of living is insane.

The climate crisis is here.

We’ve had years of California politicians reacting to crises.

We haven’t been making real progress.

Sacramento waited until families lost their insurance before acting on wildfire risk — now too many Californians can’t insure their homes at all.

We’ve spent billions on homelessness, but without building affordable housing up front, families are still priced out of their own communities.

And every drought brings a scramble, because Sacramento still hasn’t invested in long-term water storage and recycling to keep our communities secure.

That’s not leadership — that’s reaction. And California deserves better.

As Lieutenant Governor, I will lead on:

• Year-Round Wildfire Prevention: We can’t wait for the next disaster. I’ll make wildfire prevention a priority by streamlining programs that combine home hardening with fuel reduction and pushing to cap wildfire-related insurance rate hikes.


• Building Millions of Affordable Housing Units: California has surplus public land that can be turned into affordable housing — and research from UCLA and UC Berkeley shows it works. I will cut the red tape to make it easier to build housing where we already have the land and need it most. 


• Job-Aligned Education: Students need pathways to real jobs. I’ll expand vocational education and career-aligned programs so that every student can graduate ready to contribute in the jobs California actually needs — whether it’s in tech, climate solutions, or skilled trades. This also means bringing business back to CA >> CA should be less dependent, more self-reliant, attract more private investment, and keep more tax revenue in state/local hands.

We’re building something really special — and if it feels a little bold - good. Because real leadership takes courage.

Join us.