For California State Assembly, AD-68

ABOUT JESSIE LOPEZ

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Meet Jessie Lopez

Born and raised in Santa Ana, Jessie Lopez is the proud daughter of immigrants who came to the United States seeking safety and opportunity. Growing up in a single-parent household, Jessie saw firsthand the sacrifices her mother made to provide for their family. As a high school student, Jessie graduated from her local public school district and Project Self, a program that launched her into work with law firms where she quickly learned the value of delivering results and working hard. Despite facing housing and food insecurity while holding down two jobs to put herself through college, Jessie persevered and became the first in her family to graduate.
 
Jessie stepped up to run for City Council because she saw a lack of leadership fighting for the best interests of Santa Ana’s working families. Elected to represent Ward 3 in 2020 and re-elected in 2024, Jessie has delivered real results—leading efforts to expand affordable housing, address homelessness, protect public land, improve parks and infrastructure to improve quality of life, and improve water quality.
 
Now, Jessie is running for State Assembly to be a voice for working families across California. She knows firsthand the struggles of affording rent, earning a fair wage, and working two jobs to make ends meet.
Jessie Lopez 100% rating from the Planned Parenthood Community Action Fund.

PROTECTING HEALTHCARE FREEDOM

Jessie Lopez earned a 100% rating from the Planned Parenthood Community Action Fund for standing up for reproductive health care, bodily autonomy, and every person’s right to make their own healthcare decisions.

Moms Demand Action Gun Sense Candidate 2026.

Keeping Our Communities and Children Safe

Jessie Lopez has been recognized as a Moms Demand Action Gun Sense Candidate for standing up for commonsense gun safety and working to prevent gun violence in our communities.

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Honoring tribal sovereignty. Protecting INDIGENOUS lives.

Jessie Lopez supports tribal sovereignty and the safety of Indigenous communities, including efforts to address the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People and strengthen tools like the Feather Alert.

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CLEAN AIR. CLEAN WATER. A HEALTHIER FUTURE.

Jessie Lopez is proud to be endorsed by the Sierra Club, California Environmental Voters, and the Jane Fonda Climate PAC for her commitment to protecting our environment, fighting climate change, and building a healthier California for everyone.

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STANDING UP FOR OUR CIVIL LIBERTIES and Privacy

Jessie Lopez believes public safety and personal privacy can and should go hand in hand. Unlike her opponent, she has voted against expanded surveillance technology in defense of Santa Ana residents’ civil liberties.

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STANDING WITH AND PROTECTING IMMIGRANT FAMILIES

Jessie Lopez is proud to stand with immigrant families and fight for a California where everyone is treated with dignity and respect. She is the only candidate endorsed by leading immigrants’ rights organizations, including CHIRLA, reflecting her strong commitment to immigrant rights and our communities.

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Santa Ana, Orange, and Anaheim

About California's 68th Assembly District

California Assembly District 68 is a vibrant and diverse community that includes Santa Ana, Anaheim, and Orange. With a rich cultural heritage and a strong working-class population, the district is home to many immigrants, families, and small business owners striving for a better future.

Why is Jessie the best fit for District 68?

A lifelong Santa Ana resident and daughter of immigrants, Jessie knows firsthand the struggles working families face – affording rent, securing good-paying jobs, and accessing quality public services. From a young age, she dedicated herself to serving her community, tutoring students, volunteering at food banks, and later fighting for tenant protections, affordable housing, and environmental justice. Her deep roots and lived experience make her uniquely qualified to represent the district in Sacramento.

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