Amy L. Slavensky
Amy Slavensky On the official California Secretary of State certified ballot, Amy L. Slavensky's occupation/ballot designation is listed as "Public School Educator."
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“Having grown up in Fair Oaks and Carmichael in a family that struggled after my parents’ divorce, I learned early what it feels like when systems don’t support families in crisis. Those experiences shaped my belief that every person deserves stability, safety, and the chance to build a better life.”
(Campaign website (amyslavensky.com)) “I know firsthand how hard it can be to secure stable housing, and I believe we must work together to create solutions that increase affordability, expand rental and homeownership pathways, and prioritize people over bureaucracy.”
(Campaign website (amyslavensky.com)) “My own experiences with sexism, limited maternity protections, and pay inequity strengthened my commitment to advocating for women’s rights, reproductive freedom, and fair workplaces where women can grow and lead without barriers.”
(Campaign website (amyslavensky.com))Josh Hoover
Josh Hoover On the official California Secretary of State certified ballot, Josh Hoover's occupation/ballot designation is listed as "Member of the State Assembly, 7th District."
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“I oppose the soft-on-crime policies coming out of the State Capitol that have made our neighborhoods less safe. It is past time to restore accountability in our criminal justice system by reforming laws that have led to rampant retail theft and the early release of dangerous criminals.”
(Campaign website (hooverforassembly.com)) “As a former school board member, I led the fight in my community to reopen schools during the pandemic and my district was the first in Sacramento County to bring kids back for in-person instruction.”
(Campaign website (hooverforassembly.com)) “That’s why my first action after being elected was to propose a comprehensive audit of all homelessness spending in California to identify the programs that work and stop funding the programs that don’t.”
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