Robert A. Fuentes
Assistant United States Attorney, United States Attorneys' Offices
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Assistant United States Attorney, United States Attorneys' Offices
Support comes from a broad coalition of local elected officials, education leaders, public safety groups, and labor organizations. Endorsements from city and county leaders alongside teachers, firefighters, city employees, and building trades suggest confidence in steady local leadership with ties across government, education, and workforce communities. The mix of supporters points to broad institutional support within Fresno’s public and civic life.
Plans to attract and retain employers, supports creation of good-paying jobs, and opposes SEDA in current form.
Supports continued federal Pell Grants, defends need-based financial aid, and backs community colleges as mobility pathways.
Supports labor partnerships for economic development.
Plans to launch Clean Up District 1 and supports accountability with preventive interventions.
Opposes cutting council residency requirements to 30 days.
Supports policies reducing housing costs and supported easing housing development regulatory burdens.
Supports lowering childcare expenses through city policies.
Proposes Fix Our Streets road repairs, would improve street lighting in neighborhoods, and opposes SEDA over infrastructure costs.
Opposes cutting council residency requirements.
Plans to create good-paying jobs.
Maintains SEDA is financially unsound and opposes SEDA’s $3B taxpayer gap.