Joaquin Arambula
Assembly Member - District 31, California State Assembly
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Assembly Member - District 31, California State Assembly
Supports investing in small businesses and entrepreneurs, growing the local health-care workforce, and good-paying high-speed rail jobs.
Supports more market-rate and affordable housing, authored AB 1840 Dream for All access, and opposes SEDA sprawl for infill housing.
Secured $250M for Fresno infrastructure projects, supports high-speed rail and a downtown station, and backs safe, drivable streets and walkways.
Opposes the CEMEX blast mine project, backs AB 1425 pit dewatering restrictions, and supports long-term river parkway protection.
Authored Health4All Medi-Cal expansion bills, secured Planned Parenthood Mar Monte funding, and supports growing local health-care workforce.
Supported expanded overtime protections for farmworkers; supports creating good-paying jobs for working people and backs high-speed-rail good-paying jobs.
Voted for AB 2223 pregnancy outcomes protections and secured $1M for Planned Parenthood facility upgrades.
Backed Measure P parks and arts tax.
Supported California Values Act sanctuary law and authored AB 1094 on anti-LGBTQ hate data.
Secured funding for public-safety buildings and supports mental-health and youth behavioral-health initiatives.
Supports social services for college students.
Pledges to reject big-money special-interest influence, backs a pledge to support transparency, and pledges to run a civil campaign.
Supported California Values Act sanctuary law, pushed full-scope Medi-Cal regardless immigration status, and authored AB 1840 for undocumented residents.
Supported expanded farmworker overtime protections.
Supports AB 1425 pit dewatering restrictions, backed AB 1840 Dream for All access, and supports AB 79 college social-services supports.
Supports CalWORKs and CalFresh safety-net programs and proposes AB 79 college social-services supports.
Secured $250M in state funds for Fresno and backed Measure P parks and arts tax.
Support comes mainly from labor groups, a teachers union PAC, and allied local leaders. These endorsements suggest confidence in a candidate seen as aligned with workers, educators, and organized labor priorities in the Fresno area.
