Clarissa Cervantes
Clarissa Cervantes is a member of the Riverside City Council in California, representing Ward 2. On the official California Secretary of State certified ballot, Clarissa Cervantes's occupation/ballot designation is listed as "Councilmember/Businesswoman/Mother." She assumed office on July 13, 2021.
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“I’m running for Assembly because we need leaders who will put the Inland Empire first. On the RiversideCity Council, I’ve stood up to Trump’s attacks on California and fought to lower costs, protect our neighborhoods and democracy, and deliver real results.”
(Campaign website (clarissacervantes.com)) “She's stood up to powerful developers and corporate interests by fighting irresponsible overdevelopment that increases traffic, pollutes our air, and threatens the health of local neighborhoods.”
(Campaign website (clarissacervantes.com)) “Sustainably manage local water resources to maximize reliability and advance water reuse to ensure safe, reliable and affordable water to our community.”
(Campaign website (riversideca.gov))Leticia Castillo
Leticia Castillo On the official California Secretary of State certified ballot, Leticia Castillo's occupation/ballot designation is listed as "Assemblywoman/Licensed Psychotherapist."
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“Parental Rights - It’s time to take back our schools, safeguarding parental rights and eliminating politically charged indoctrination from the classroom. Parents stand as the primary educators of their children, and it is imperative that schools refrain from constructing barriers between parents and their minor children.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2024)) “Affordability - It’s time to take back our economy by rolling back government overreach in order to reduce the burdens on Inland Empire families when it comes to essential expenses such as housing, food, and gasoline. I support a lasting decrease in the State Gasoline Tax to bring California's gas prices with the national average.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2024)) “Public Safety – It’s time to take back our communities by supporting stronger measures to reduce crime and homelessness. Repeal Proposition 47 to put career criminals and repeat offenders back in prison where they belong.”
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