Naindeep Singh
Educator
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Educator
Support comes from a mix of labor groups, school board leaders, elected officials, and advocacy organizations. That range suggests broad confidence across education, worker, and community-focused circles. With only a small set of endorsements provided here, the clearest theme is support from local public leaders and progressive-aligned organizations.
Would expand tree canopy in high-heat areas, call for more parks using Measure P, and create a D1 Youth Green Ambassador Corps.
Calls for streamlined city permitting timelines, backs Fresno First procurement policy, and proposes a Vacant to Vibrant storefront program.
Proposes D1-FORCE stipended leadership program and calls for infrastructure around schools.
Supports real Sanctuary City policy, would expand free legal support resources, and advocates for know-your-rights resources.
Opposes wage theft and exploitation and advocates fair compensation for city workers.
Supports mental health response for public safety and backs caring but firm addiction treatment.
Proposes a District 1 People’s Budget process, plans to restore the long-range planning team, and pledges City Hall accountability reforms.
Proposes a Bridge Grant Fund for rental arrears, backs legal counsel and mediation for tenants, and would reform the Fresno Affordable Housing Trust Fund.
Plans to establish Bridge Grant Fund, would expand mental health supports, and proposes stipended youth leadership programs.
Supports formal sanctuary city policy and advocates for free legal support resources.
Calls for increased mental health services and proposes a city agency for family mental health.
Supports fixing streets and sidewalks, would expand Operation Clean Up to renters, and opposes SEDA over infrastructure debt.
Proposes a Fresno First procurement ordinance, supports real Sanctuary City policy, and opposes the large SEDA sprawl plan.
Pledges to turn Measure P into parks.
Supports the People’s Budget participatory process, opposes the SEDA taxpayer funding gap, and supports transparency measures around contracts and spending.
Calls for caring but firm addiction treatment.
Opposes wage theft and exploitation, supports fair compensation for city workers, and backs safe working conditions for city workers.