Antonio Villaraigosa

Supports more renewable generation and transmission, calls for reforming permitting and CEQA, and opposes offshore drilling along California coast.

Supported expanding contraception and abortion access, backed regulating crisis pregnancy centers, and opposed Prop 85 parental notification.

Calls for large-scale construction of housing, favors CEQA and zoning reforms, and promotes workforce development for infrastructure jobs.

Backed California’s assault-weapons ban and handgun bans, implemented trigger locks with firearm sales, and reduced firearms through gun buyback programs.

Backed large school bonds in Assembly, reduced K-3 class sizes statewide, and pledges reforms improving graduation rates.

Proposes judicial warrants for ICE arrests, inspections of detention centers, and child-protection and misconduct-prevention orders.

Expanded LAPD staffing by nearly 1,000 officers, implemented gang prevention and intervention programs, and supports smart policing and crime prevention.

Supports reforming CEQA environmental reviews, backs streamlined permitting for by-right approvals, and proposes ICE Accountability Plan task forces.

Calls for fast-tracking home construction, proposes reforming CEQA and zoning systems, and supports state matching funds for homelessness programs.

Authored Healthy Families coverage for children, pledges mental-health services for ICE-traumatized communities, and supports state matching funds for homelessness programs.

Supports California’s sanctuary laws for immigrants, would restrict arrests without warrants, and proposes inspections of detention centers.

Opposes creating a state-run single-payer system, supports expanded mental health services, and backs Medi-Cal for undocumented immigrants.

Backed $411 million for veterans workforce programs.

Championed Measure R transit expansion, backed the America Fast Forward transit plan, and calls for water storage and levee repairs.

Calls for reforming CEQA for construction, supports streamlined permitting and by-right approvals, and proposes the Refinery Retention and Investment Act.

Pledges not to raise taxes, calls for state spending discipline, and delivered a $13B state budget surplus.

Supported substance-abuse prevention and treatment funding, addiction treatment in low-income neighborhoods, and a public health strategy against opioid misuse.

Supports higher wages for healthcare workers, backs Metro PLAs requiring union wages, and supports prevailing wage worker protections.