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From helping to design and build fueling system infrastructure for rocket programs, to lowering our cost of living in City Hall, Jason has spent his life solving tough problems and serving his community.
Jason Gibbs is a husband, father, and Santa Clarita city councilman who’s never lost sight of what matters most: safe neighborhoods, good jobs, strong families, and keeping the American Dream alive. A mechanical engineer by training and a problem-solver by nature, Jason has helped build rockets, run a city, and helped countless local families thrive. Now he’s running for Congress to bring common-sense solutions—and local values—to Washington..

I am Larry Thompson.
I am running for U.S. Congress in California's 32nd District.
I am a Republican.
I am running for Congress to awaken, organize, and lead the canceled, conservative voters.
Feel alone, defeated, and scared no longer. Have courage, stand up, and join me and those who share your values and vision of our country.

Tony Rodriguez is a lifelong neighbor, parent, and community advocate who has served on the Neighborhood Council, organized small-business roundtables, and helped secure funding for safer school crossings and cleaner parks.
He’s running for California State Senator to bring common-sense leadership, transparency, and a laser focus on results—because every block deserves to be safe, affordable, and full of opportunity.
Clean up California! Audit and root out waste, inefficiency, nonprofit scams, and career politicians. CALIFORNIA FIRST. Establish a “public servant” culture in place of publicly funded “career politicians.”

Ted Nordblum is a longtime Conejo Valley resident, small business owner, actor, and martial artist. Raised in a working-class family, Ted learned at a young age the American values of hard work, determination, and self-reliance. After working as a union heavy equipment operator, he opened his own medical device business, where he has worked for almost 20 years. Ted was inspired to run for office after witnessing the erosion of our freedoms, of our economy, and our communities.


A 3rd Generation Valley-Resident, Tracey Schroeder has served our community for over 2 decades as an award-winning teacher. Her experiences in local & national school governance and international volunteer work have prepared her to voice our needs in Sacramento. Tracey is a UCLA Graduate & earned her master’s degree at Philips Graduate Institute. Tracey believes in crime-free streets, thriving businesses, exceptional schools, and freedom of religion. Tracey is an independent thinker and a common- sense Republican Candidate for California State Assembly District 46.

Sheriff Alex Villanueva is a 36-year veteran of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and the first challenger in over a century to unseat an incumbent Sheriff when he was elected as the 33rd Sheriff of Los Angeles County in 2018.
He commanded the largest sheriff’s department in the nation, overseeing nearly 18,000 sworn and professional staff and managing complex public safety operations in one of the most diverse counties in America.
Throughout his career, Sheriff Villanueva has been recognized for leading with integrity, fostering internal reform, and building trust with the communities he served. As Sheriff, he prioritized transparency and accessibility, holding town halls across the county and launching public-facing tools to ensure accountability.
Under his leadership, the Department saw significant progress in recruitment and retention—reversing historic staffing shortages and strengthening the foundation of public safety. He hired 1,100 deputies in his first year in office and converted a long-standing political patronage system into a merit-based system.

The Pacific Palisades fire and its aftermath were a breaking point for me, not just because of the devastation, but because of the irresponsible and negligent way it was handled. There was no real accountability. No plan for the surrounding communities. And no urgency from those in power.
Malibu’s businesses are still struggling to recover. Our beaches remain contaminated, strewn with harmful debris. And Calabasas has been turned into a dumping ground for toxic and hazardous waste.
This didn’t happen by accident; it was allowed to happen. Worse, it was voted on and approved by our current District Supervisor, who had the authority to challenge it and instead did nothing.
With the support of a committed campaign team and a clear vision for responsible, community-focused leadership, I am fully committed to this journey. I’m running for LA County Supervisor, District 3, because our communities deserve better, and I’m ready to fight for it.

Kristina Irwin is a Los Angeles professional, businesswoman, and community advocate. She brings the habits of real work—listening, following through, and keeping commitments—to public service.
She believes the Board should be independent, practical, and focused on students: colleges that are safe, accountable, and affordable, with pathways into careers that strengthen families and the region.
Experience grounded in work, community, and common sense.
Communities deserve better, and I’m ready to fight for it.

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