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.
Good jobs, fair wages, and more pathways to economic security.
Lower costs, better access, and healthcare for all. No exceptions.
More affordable homes, stronger tenant protections, and addressing homelessness.
Great schools, supportive teachers, and opportunity for every student.
Climate action, green spaces, and a more sustainable future.
Protect our families and immigrant communities from Trump’s brutal ICE force.
Stop mass surveillance, protect our privacy, and keep our neighborhoods safe and free.
Protect our environment, conserve our resources, and say no to draining our communities.
Three weeks before the November 3 election, residents of California Assembly District 68, which includes Santa Ana, Orange, and Anaheim have already received several anti-Jessie
State Legislature: In a state where Democrats maintain supermajorities in both the Assembly and Senate, the fight over how aggressively lawmakers and regulators should push
If you’ve received a political mailer attacking Jessie Lopez for State Assembly, you may have noticed something interesting in the fine print: some of the
“Big tech billionaires and data center companies are spending millions to buy your Assembly seat,” says a voiceover in an SEIU-sponsored digital ad for Santa Ana City
The lawsuit filed by her former landlord was a stunt that was publicized by the “OC Independent,” a right-wing publication written and maintained mainly by
CRYPTO CASH — Grow California, a PAC funded by crypto executives Tim Draper and Chris Larsen, will launch an ad buy of more than $1 million today to boost
Southern California families have seen significant increases in their electricity bills in recent years, with Southern California Edison reporting that the typical residential monthly bill
Across Orange County, residents are increasingly questioning the rapid expansion of Flock automated license plate reader cameras and what their growing use means for privacy
Some recent campaign ads have claimed that Santa Ana Councilwoman Jessie Lopez “gave herself” a 600% raise. The reality is more complicated. In 2024, Lopez
The 2026 race for California’s 68th Assembly District has attracted an extraordinary amount of outside political spending, including more than $2 million from Grow California,
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