California State Assembly District 42

Current seat holder: Jacqui Irwin.

Deborah Klein Lopez

Deborah Klein Lopez On the official California Secretary of State certified ballot, Deborah Klein Lopez's occupation/ballot designation is listed as "City Councilmember." Deborah Klein Lopez graduated from Agoura High School.

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“Tackling the rising cost of living: I will draw on my experience supporting local business, creating good-paying jobs through workforce development and apprenticeship programs, and expanding community choice energy programs that reduce our dependence on costly oil and gas while lowering utility bills.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))
“Climate Resilience - As a state, we need to make sure our communities are able to withstand emergencies caused by climate change. Hardening homes and reducing our reliance on fossil fuels are essentials we need to focus on immediately.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))
“I want to lead California in achieving measurable progress on our climate goals, making communities resilient and sustainable, and ushering in a future of electrification.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))

Ted Nordblum

Ted Nordblum On the official California Secretary of State certified ballot, Ted Nordblum's occupation/ballot designation is listed as "Small Business Owner." Ted Nordblum was born in Buffalo, New York.

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“Our current leaders in Sacramento are responsible for tearing down the pillars of what has served as the foundation for our community; public safety, economic prosperity, and our overall quality of life.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2024))
“I’m running to represent you, and I am determined to deliver lasting results that rid our community of crime, homelessness, and economic uncertainty. I am the only candidate for Assembly who is running to protect Prop 13, cut gas taxes, support our law enforcement officers, and empower parents in shaping their kids' education.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2024))
“Affordability and public safety. Costs and taxes keep increasing, and our communities are being overrun by crime and homeless encampments.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2024))