Democrat for State Assembly, District 68

A Working Families Champion Who Never Backs Down.

Jessie Lopez has spent her life fighting for working families, not corporate interests. Now she's ready to fight for Santa Ana, Anaheim, and Orange in Sacramento to lower costs, protect our communities, and build a healthy California where everyone has the chance to thrive.

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Democrat for State Assembly District 68

A working families champion who never backs down.

Jessie Lopez has spent her life fighting for working families, not corporate special interests. Now, she’s ready to fight for Orange, Anaheim, and Santa Ana in Sacramento to lower costs, protect our communities, and build a healthy California where everyone has the chance to thrive.

FOLLOW ALONG

Meet Jessie Lopez

Proud daughter of immigrants and lifelong fighter for our community.

The daughter of immigrants who worked multiple jobs to put herself through college, Jessie knows what it’s like to have the deck stacked against you because she’s lived it: struggling against powerful forces and with low wages and rising rent. On Santa Ana City Council, Jessie works every day to stand up for regular people against powerful interests and improve their quality of life:
  • Working to make life more affordable, with investments in housing and protecting renters from displacement
  • Taking on self-dealing at City Hall and corruption in the police department 
  • Defending our families and immigrants from ICE and Donald Trump’s out of control policies
  • Looking out for local youth who’ve been ignored with neighborhood programs
  • Making improvements to parks, infrastructure, and public spaces for accessibility, safety, and enjoyment by all
  • Alerting residents to breaches of privacy due to federal agencies accessing data from Flock cameras and demanding City Council perform an audit
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A California That Works for Everyone

Priorities

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Raise Wages. Expand Opportunity.

Good jobs, fair wages, and more pathways to economic security.

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Quality Healthcare for Everyone.

Lower costs, better access, and healthcare for all. No exceptions.

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Housing People Can Afford.

More affordable homes, stronger tenant protections, and addressing homelessness.

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Fully Fund Public Education.

Great schools, supportive teachers, and opportunity for every student.

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Clean Air, Water, and a Healthy California.

Climate action, green spaces, and a more sustainable future.

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Protect our Communities.

Protect our families and immigrant communities from Trump’s brutal ICE force. 

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End Flock Cameras in AD-68.

Stop mass surveillance, protect our privacy, and keep our neighborhoods safe and free.

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Keep Data Centers Out of the Region.

Protect our environment, conserve our resources, and say no to draining our communities.

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Endorsements

Senator Bernie Sanders smiling in front of an American flag.

Senator Bernie Sanders

Congressman Derek Tran smiling in front of an American flag.

Congressman Derek Tran

California Insurance Commissioner candidate, Jane Kim, smiling in front of a blurred tree background.

California Insurance Commissioner Candidate Jane Kim

California Senator Caroline Menjivar smiling, wearing a red blazer.

California Senator Caroline Menjivar

Orange County Supervisor Vicente Sarmiento, in a suit, smiling

OC Supervisor Vicente Sarmiento

Rancho Santiago Community College District trustee, David Crockett, in a suit on a gray backround.

Rancho Santiago Community College District Trustee David Crockett

Portrait of Assemblymember Alex Lee in front of an American and California flag.

Assemblymember Alex Lee

Orange Councilmember Ana Gutierrez smiling in front of an orange background.

Orange Councilmember Ana Gutierrez

Kris Erickson smiling in front of a gray background.

Orange Unified School Board Member Kris Erickson

Civil rights leader, Dolores Huerta, smiling.

Civil Rights Leader Dolores Huerta

What People are Saying

Voices from the Community

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Show Your Support!

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  • Keep it on your own property and out of the public right-of-way.
  • Secure it firmly so it stays upright in wind and weather.
  • Yard signs are considered your property. Report vandalism and removal to your city police.
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November 2026 General Election

Assembly District 68 Voter Information

Learn more about California’s 68th Assembly District, voter registration deadlines, polling places, and how to show your support for Jessie Lopez.

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The Truth Behind the Attacks

Who Is Spending Big Against Jessie Lopez?

Crypto billionaires, AI/tech companies, big gas and oil, energy companies, healthcare companies, and corporate landlords spent over $5 million against Jessie Lopez in the 2026 primary election.

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Spotlight on the Issues

While Families Pay More, Edison Spends Big in Ad-68 Politics

Despite posting record profits, Edison and other energy companies are increasing rates and spending big in the California State Assembly District 68 race.

Get in Touch

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