Gloria Romero
State Senator- District 24, California State Senate
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State Senator- District 24, California State Senate
Support comes mainly from Republican and conservative political groups, including party delegates, a regional GOP organization, and a statewide candidate ally. These endorsements suggest confidence in a candidacy aligned with the state Republican coalition and its broader reform-focused base.
Calls for an affordability and permitting strike team and supports eliminating bureaucratic and litigation excesses.
Advocates for school choice and charter schools, would restore merit-based admissions and standards, and would combat fraud in community colleges.
Plans to streamline public lands commissions, supports faster fire prevention and rebuilding, and backs tapping untapped energy reserves safely.
Calls for a chief accountability officer role, supports changing the top-two primary system, and pledges an accountability agenda targeting waste and fraud.
Pledges to hold universities accountable for non-discrimination, defends women’s sports under Title IX, and supports campus safety for Jewish students.
Calls for an affordability and permitting strike team, supports streamlined regulations for housing, and backs reforms that expand supply.
Pledges an accountability agenda for waste oversight, calls for tying funding to measurable outcomes, and opposes endless wasteful spending in Sacramento.
Maintains a pro-choice civil liberties position.
Supports California Proposition 36 and urges immediate action on sex trafficking.
Supports Prop 36 drug statute reforms, would expand addiction treatment capacity, and supports tying funding to outcomes.
Endorsed by Reform California, a statewide conservative advocacy organization focused on tax and governance reform, for the 2026 primary.
Backs expanding treatment capacity for addiction and supports addressing mental illness directly.
Opposes teachers’ union lobby influence.
Supports tying homelessness funding to outcomes, requiring transparent state-local homelessness reporting, and expanding treatment capacity for homelessness.
Supports protecting wages and safety while opposing bureaucratic and litigation excesses.