California State Assembly District 33

Current seat holder: Alexandra Macedo.

Hipolito Angel Cerros

Hipolito Cerros On the official California Secretary of State certified ballot, Hipolito Angel Cerros's occupation/ballot designation is listed as "Public Policy Fellow."

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“My commitment to serving the Central Valley began early. I interned in the California State Senate, working on legislation that directly impacts our region.” (Campaign website (hipolitocerros.com))
“I furthered my policy training by earning a certificate in Public Policy through Harvard edX, an initiative of Harvard University. I went on to serve four years on the Lindsay City Council, where I became the youngest mayor in California history.” (Campaign website (hipolitocerros.com))
“I was raised by a single mother who worked in agriculture, and I help care for my brother with disabilities. I come from a hardworking family, and those lived experiences have shaped my commitment to fight for families like mine—families who work hard, sacrifice, and deserve a fair shot.” (Campaign website (hipolitocerros.com))

Alexandra (Ali) Macedo

Alexandra Macedo On the official California Secretary of State certified ballot, Alexandra (Ali) Macedo's occupation/ballot designation is listed as "Cattlewoman/Business Owner."

· Official legislative page

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“Sacramento’s answer to every problem is higher taxes and more laws that lead to higher prices for gas, food, and other things we all need every day. I oppose new taxes and support reducing the taxes that make life harder for normal people.” (Campaign website (alexandramacedo.com))
“I know what it feels like to be a victim of violent crime. The politicians in Sacramento are more concerned with protecting the rights of criminals than preventing crime and helping victims.” (Campaign website (alexandramacedo.com))
“My answer to our water problem is ‘yes.’ Yes, to more storage, yes to more ways of moving water around, yes to safe drinking water, and yes to sustainable water management practices.” (Campaign website (alexandramacedo.com))