Paula Swift
Paula Swift On the official California Secretary of State certified ballot, Paula Swift's occupation/ballot designation is listed as "Small Business Owner." Paula Swift was born in California.
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“I'm running because I know what it's like to fight for your family when the systems meant to help you fail instead. I put myself through school, not just to earn credentials, but to build tools I use every day to fix broken systems.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026)) “My campaign is rooted in a simple belief: state government should work for every Californian, not only those with influence or access. Families across our district and beyond are struggling with the cost of living, and they deserve a representative focused on real, practical fixes.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026)) “I've knocked on a lot of doors, and one thing keeps coming up no matter who I talk to: people feel forgotten by their own government. Parents want good schools for their kids, and they want their adult children to build a life with the same opportunities they had growing up.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))Tri Ta
Tri Ta On the official California Secretary of State certified ballot, Tri Ta's occupation/ballot designation is listed as "California Assemblyman/Businessman."
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“California’s education budget has ballooned to $128 billion, yet our public schools are ranked #44 in the nation. Instead of teaching proficiency in math, science, and reading, our state government has been distracted by a progressive agenda set by powerful Teachers’ Unions and far-left liberal activists.”
(Campaign website (trita4assembly.com)) “Smash and grabs happening every day. Violent crimes occurring in our neighborhoods. Police units stretched thin due to Defund the Police budget cuts.”
(Campaign website (trita4assembly.com)) “This past year alone, $7.2 billion in taxpayer dollars were allocated to end homelessness in California. At the last statewide count, there were 160,000 homeless people living on our streets.”
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