Congresswoman Young Kim has helped secure significant federal investment in Orange County’s transportation, water and workforce infrastructure. Her work has supported improvements to I-5 and SR-55, water reliability projects and career training infrastructure that prepares Orange County students for jobs in high-demand industries.

Congressman Derek Tran has worked to bring federal investment back to Orange County, advancing nearly $11 million for local infrastructure, housing and public safety projects in 2026. His work has included funding for the Orange County Housing Finance Trust as well as infrastructure improvements designed to support local businesses and economic activity in communities including Fullerton and Placentia.

Assemblymember Avelino Valencia represents communities at the heart of Orange County’s economy and is seeking to represent the 34th Senate District. His experience in local government and the State Assembly provides an understanding of how decisions in Sacramento affect Orange County communities, employers and economic opportunity.

Senator Tony Strickland has consistently focused on affordability, government spending and reducing costs for Californians. His work in Sacramento brings attention to the impact that taxes, energy costs and the overall cost of doing business have on families, employers and California’s economic competitiveness.

David Penaloza brings experience as both a Santa Ana City Councilmember and businessman. His stated priorities include lowering costs, expanding housing and creating economic opportunity, bringing a local government and business perspective to the challenges facing Orange County communities.

Assemblymember Kate Sanchez has brought a focus on affordability, public safety and fiscal accountability to Sacramento. Her service as Vice Chair of the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee gives her a significant role in discussions about California’s tax climate and the costs facing residents and employers.

Assemblymember Laurie Davies brings a practical approach to issues affecting Orange and San Diego counties, including transportation, infrastructure, housing and workforce development. Her legislative work and leadership roles on the Assembly Transportation and Utilities and Energy committees give her an important voice on issues directly affecting Southern California’s economy.

Supervisor Katrina Foley has focused on infrastructure investment, job creation and support for small businesses while representing Orange County’s Fifth District. Her work on transportation, housing and infrastructure addresses issues that are fundamental to the region’s long-term economic strength.

Blake Perez brings direct land use and development experience as Chair of the Brea Planning Commission. That experience provides familiarity with the planning, zoning and development decisions that shape Brea’s growth, economic vitality and quality of life.

Mayor Valerie Amezcua has made economic development, infrastructure and public safety central priorities in Santa Ana. During her tenure, the city experienced significant development activity and established a Same Day Express Permit Program designed to streamline improvements for residents and small businesses.

Mayor Carlos Rodriguez brings local government experience and an understanding of the infrastructure and quality-of-life investments necessary to maintain a strong community. His service on the City Council provides continuity as Yorba Linda plans for future growth and investment.

Mayor Pro Tem Carlos Leon has focused on small businesses, youth entrepreneurship, housing, public safety and neighborhood revitalization in west Anaheim. These priorities recognize the important connection between strong neighborhoods, local businesses and economic opportunity.