Angelique Ashby
City Council Member, City of Sacramento
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City Council Member, City of Sacramento
Supported Sacramento Climate Action Plan, opposes sprawl development in favor of infill projects, and backs SB 312 low-carbon asphalt incentives.
Supports AB 260 medication abortion protections and reproductive freedom state legislation.
Supports high-wage job creation in Sacramento, led Downtown Revitalization Corp investments, and pledges to support small businesses.
Supports California gun safety laws, backs an excise tax on firearms, and supports community-based gun violence interventions.
Backed school and library bond measures, supports the Middle Class Scholarship for students, and champions SB 307 for foster youth.
Led gender and ethnic diversity audits, created a Diversity and Equity Department, and co-sponsored 8 That Can’t Wait reforms.
Supports 100% union labor construction projects.
Championed Sacramento’s Breonna’s Law no-knock ban, implemented city police body camera requirements, and supports reentry programs to reduce recidivism.
Established Sacramento’s ethics commission through ballot measures, created a redistricting commission, and overhauled public records and meeting archives.
Authored SB 802 housing Joint Powers Authority, supports supportive housing and wraparound services, and created a local housing trust fund.
Supports Foster Youth Student Success grants, SB 961 CalFresh for Students Act, and wraparound services for unhoused families.
Opposes aggressive federal immigration raids.
Supports expanding access to healthcare, backs COVID-19 vaccination clinics, and champions mental health resources for teens.
Secured federal funding for levee improvements, supports bikeways and transit shuttles, and backs climate-focused infrastructure bills like SB 312.
Advocates SB 802 homelessness governance centralization, supports SB 961 CalFresh student expansion, and backs SB 312 climate-focused infrastructure bills.
Secured Sacramento Ballet permanent homes and supported major public art projects, local theaters, and youth arts programs.
Supported Sacramento budget stabilizing reforms, reduced long-term unfunded liabilities, and secured $1.7M unused fees for homeowners.
Advocates equal pay for women and supports 100% union labor on projects.
Support comes from a broad coalition of labor organizations, elected officials, and former local leaders. That mix suggests confidence in experienced leadership and a strong connection to workers, public safety, and community priorities. Endorsements from women’s political groups and statewide legislative figures also point to credibility across Democratic and civic networks.
