VALLEY GROWN. VALLEY STRONG.
About Esmeralda
Esmeralda Soria is a daughter of immigrant farmworkers who worked her way through UC Berkeley and UC Davis Law School. As Assemblywoman, she's fought tirelessly for the Central Valley, securing crucial funding and passing legislation that makes a real difference in people's lives.
A Record of Accomplishment
- Healthcare: Secured $150 million to reopen Madera Community Hospital
- Disaster Relief: Delivered $20 million for flood recovery in Planada
- Public Safety: Obtained millions for new fire stations and emergency operations centers
- Agriculture: Passed AB 1752 to protect bee populations critical to major crops
- Veterans: Expanded the College Fee Waiver for Veteran Dependents program
- Economic Development: Empowered Merced with tools for economic growth through an Enhanced Infrastructure & Financing District
- Housing: Spearheaded a $100 million investment in the Promise Housing Project for affordable student housing
- Education: Introduced legislation to allow community colleges to offer Bachelor of Science in Nursing degrees
Issues
Agriculture
Committed to supporting farmers and farmworkers, the backbone of our community
Economic Growth
Focused on bringing good-paying jobs to the region, supporting working families, and supporting small businesses.
Education
Passionate about expanding educational opportunities and making higher education more affordable
Healthcare
Committed to improving access to quality, affordable healthcare for all Central Valley residents
Public Safety
Dedicated to supporting law enforcement and fire protection while addressing the root causes of crime
Veterans
Continuing to fight for better services and opportunities for our veterans and their families
Endorsements
California Democratic Party
California Nurses Association
California Teachers Association
California Professional Firefighters
California Police Chiefs Association
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