Nathan F. Magsig
Supervisor - District 5, Fresno County Board of Supervisors
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Supervisor - District 5, Fresno County Board of Supervisors
Supports unleashing in-state oil production, advocates new water storage and water deliveries, and calls for more active forest management.
Supports in-state oil production expansion, calls for loosening water delivery regulations, and champions new water storage for agriculture.
Backs Central Valley Second Amendment resolution.
Maintains skepticism toward AB 1955 mandate, voted for Parents Matter library resolution, and opposes state education mandates undermining parents.
Opposes AB 1955 state mandate and state-mandated Yokuts Valley renaming; voted for the Parents Matter library resolution.
Backs federal immigration cooperation for serious offenders.
Plans to restore local control and opposed state-mandated Yokuts Valley renaming.
Maintains skepticism toward Housing First policy, opposes state housing mandates like SB 9, and supports local control over RHNA mandates.
Supports family-focused social programs and faith-based organizations.
Backs stronger cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
Calls for new water storage projects.
Supports SB 554 in Senate analysis, opposes SB 9 and SB 10, and voted for the Parents Matter library resolution.
Opposes state-mandated Yokuts Valley renaming.
Opposes big government and wasteful spending.
Support comes from a broad coalition of state legislators, county supervisors, mayors, sheriffs, and prosecutors across the district. That range of endorsements suggests confidence in experienced local leadership and strong ties to public safety and regional government. Community and faith leaders also add support, pointing to a base that spans civic, local, and neighborhood institutions.
Nathan is a moderate conservative who values collaboration and economic development in the Central Valley. He understands the importance of skilled labor and has always been a willing problem solver with our public and private sectors unions in Fresno County. We see a real need to develop legislative alignment with moderate conservatives in the state house. Nathan Magsig can be a pro-labor conservative.