Ariana Martinez Lott
Owner, Corazón Consulting
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Owner, Corazón Consulting
Opposes SEDA’s outward expansion plans and supports Measure C new trees.
Supports small, neighborhood-based businesses such as street vendors, opposing sidewalk-vending rules that would redline vendors or impose maximum fines while favoring accessible permitting and education.
Supports sanctuary-style protections for undocumented residents, backs Know-Your-Rights organizing for immigrant families, and opposes government violence against vulnerable communities.
Calls for reduced emergency response times and opposes development patterns stretching public safety.
Supports City Hall responsiveness and accountability, neighborhood-driven decision-making at City Hall, and translating government processes for neighbors.
Supports housing affordability, renters’ rights, neighborhood reinvestment, and anti-sprawl while opposing SEDA outward expansion plans.
Supports sanctuary-style protections for undocumented residents, coordinated Know-Your-Rights outreach during ICE raids, and defends immigrant communities against government violence.
Supports free or affordable bus fares, backs Measure C bike lanes, and supports Measure C street improvements.
Opposes proposed sidewalk-vending maximum fines, supports sanctuary-style protections for undocumented residents, and opposes SEDA outward expansion in Fresno.
Opposes SEDA’s outward expansion on fiscal grounds and supports reinvestment in existing neighborhoods.
Support comes from a broad coalition that includes labor unions, women’s political groups, progressive organizations, and local elected leaders. That mix suggests confidence in strong worker advocacy, community-centered leadership, and a values-driven approach to local government. The endorsements point to appeal across organized labor, civil rights voices, and Democratic-leaning grassroots networks.
