Endorsements

2024 PRIORITY RACES

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CD 27: George Whitesides
CD 40: Joe Kerr
CD 45: Derek Tran
CD 47: Dave Min

We urge you to consider the environment when you vote. Only by electing candidates who share the view of the Sierra Club on the importance of the protection of the environment can we make our state the model for the rest of the nation.

The Angeles Chapter of the Sierra Club’s Political Committee evaluates a candidate's record, reviews their questionnaire, and interviews the candidate before recommending an endorsement.

For more information about these endorsements, please contact the Political Committee at political@angeles.sierraclub.org.

View archived endorsements & election results here, and Sierra Club Independent Action's national endorsement list here.

SIERRA CLUB POLITICAL ENDORSEMENTS (2024)

General Election - Nov 5th, 2024

Federal

U.S PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT

Kamala Harris and Tim Walz

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

CD 26 Julia Brownley

CD 27 George Whitesides

CD 28 Judy Chu

CD 29 Luz Rivas

CD 30 Laura Friedman

CD 32 Brad Sherman

CD 34 Jimmy Gomez

CD 36 Ted Lieu

CD 37 Sydney Kamlager-Dove

CD 38 Linda Sanchez

CD 40 Joe Kerr

CD 42 Robert Garcia

CD 43 Maxine Waters

CD 44 Nanette Diaz Barragan

CD 45 Derek Tran

CD 46 Lou Correa

CD 47 Dave Min

CD 49 Mike Levin

State

CALIFORNIA STATE SENATE

SD 23 Kipp Mueller

SD 25 Sasha Renee Perez

SD 33 Lena Gonzalez

SD 35 Michelle Chambers

SD 37 Josh Newman

CALIFORNIA STATE ASSEMBLY

AD 39 Juan Carrillo

AD 40 Pilar Schiavo

AD 41 John Harabedian

AD 42 Jacqui Irwin

AD 43 Celeste Rodriguez

AD 44 Nick Schultz

AD 46 Jesse Gabriel

AD 51 Rick Chavez Zbur

AD 52 Jessica Caloza

AD 54 Mark Gonzalez

AD 55 Isaac Bryan

AD 57 Sade Elhawary

AD 59 Dave Obrand

AD 61 Tina McKinnor

AD 66 Al Muratsuchi

AD 69 Josh Lowenthal

AD 73 Cottie Petrie-Norris

AD 74 Chris Duncan

Proposition 2 - YES

Proposition 2 proposes a $10 billion bond aimed at improving educational infrastructure across California, with approximately $8.5 billion allocated for public schools and $1.5 billion for community colleges. The intended use of these funds includes new construction, renovations, and enhancements necessary for modern educational environments. As an organization that champions environmental sustainability and community welfare, Sierra Club California is mindful of how this measure may influence both educational equity and environmental integrity.

Proposition 4 - YES

This bond contains significant funding for environmental priorities (support by desert, 30x30, energy committees) that we may not have the opportunity to be funded at this level again due to the downturn and state budget constraints the past two years that may continue for several more years.

Local

Los Angeles County

Los Angeles City Council

District 2 Adrin Nazarian

District 10 Heather Hutt

District 14 Ysabel Jurado

Malibu City Council

Haylynn Conrad

Steve Uhring

Burbank City Council

Eddy Polon

Konstantine Anthony

Culver City City Council

Yasmine-Imani McMorrin

Nancy Barba

Bubba Fish

Culver City School Board

Sameen Ahmadia

Andrew Lachman

Lomita City Council

District 2 William Uphoff

Hermosa Beach City Council

Mike Detoy

Long Beach City Council

District 4 Herlinda Chico

Santa Monica City Council

Dan Hall

Barry Snell

Natalya Zernitskaya

Ellis Raskin

West Hollywood City Council

John Erickson

Danny Hang

Santa Clarita Valley Water Board of Directors

Division 3 - Kathy Armitage

Central Basin Municipal Water District

Division 1 Martha Camacho-Rodriguez

Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency

Division 1 Paula Olivares

Division 2 Nathan Bousfield

Three Valleys Municipal Water District Board of Directors

Division 2 Jeanette Flores

Division 6 Jorge Marquez

West Basin Metro Water District, Division III

Desi Alvarez

Water Replenishment District Board of Directors

Division 2 Robert Katherman

Measure PH -Puente Hills Preserve Protection Measure – Yes

An LA County measure to be voted on by the people living in the Community Facility

District (CFD) which will be established if the measure is approved.

Orange County

Orange County Board of Supervisors

Division 1 - Frances Marquez

Anaheim City Council

District 4 Norma Campos Kurtz

District 5 Kristen Maahs

Aliso Viejo City Council

District 5 Ross Chun

Costa Mesa

Mayor - John Stephens

Huntington Beach City Council

Rhonda Bolton

Natalie Moser

Dan Kalmick

Irvine

Mayor Tammy Kim

Irvine City Council

District 1 Melinda Liu

District 2 William Go

District 3 Jing Sun

District 4 Ayn Craciun

Laguna Beach City Council

Hallie Jones

Judie Mancuso

Santa Ana City Council

Ward 3 - Jessie Lopez

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