Michelle Rodriguez
Michelle Rodriguez On the official California Secretary of State certified ballot, Michelle Rodriguez's occupation/ballot designation is listed as "Assemblymember/Mom."
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“These laws address a wide range of issues, but they share a common goal: making government work better for the people of California. From protecting infants and improving access to health care and childcare, to strengthening consumer protections and giving public safety personnel the tools they need, I am proud that these proposals are now law in California.”
(Official legislative website (a53.asmdc.org)) “Each of these new laws began with a problem facing Californians and my commitment to finding a practical solution. I am proud of what we accomplished this year and grateful to the advocates, community members, legislative partners, and staff who worked alongside me to move these measures across the finish line.”
(Official legislative website (a53.asmdc.org))Rafaela Romero
Rafaela Romero On the official California Secretary of State certified ballot, Rafaela Romero's occupation/ballot designation is listed as "Special Education Aide."
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“I support policies that improve affordability for working families, including efforts to address housing availability, reduce unnecessary cost burdens, and support economic opportunity in the Inland Empire.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026)) “I believe we should focus on strengthening foundational skills in reading, math, and English, supporting teachers, and ensuring that decisions are guided by student outcomes and long-term success.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026)) “I’m running because many families in the Inland Empire are facing increasing financial pressure and want to see more focus on practical, results-oriented solutions. Across California, the cost of living—including housing, utilities, and everyday goods—has risen significantly in recent years.”
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