California Assembly Democrats

Did you know that because of recent USPS changes, ballots mailed on Election Day may not be postmarked in time to be counted? To ensure your vote counts, we recommend mailing your ballot by May 26! You can also drop your ballot in an official ballot drop-box or vote in-person at a polling place or vote center through 8 PM on Election Day, June 2. Bottom line: VOTE EARLY!

For years, Stephen Colbert's humor, wit, and satire have reminded us that democracy works best when no one is above scrutiny. Thank you for making us laugh, think, and stay engaged! cbsnews.com/news/stephen-c…

Not here. Not ever. kron4.com/news/bay-area-…

Feel confident in voting early and voting often. Find your nearest official ballot drop-box at cadem.org/vote-early

Thank you @Pilar4CA and @IAmDarshPatel for standing up for voter rights by voting for AJR 29! #CALeg #California #Vote #VoterRights

Did you know that because of recent USPS changes, ballots mailed on Election Day may not be postmarked in time to be counted? To ensure your vote counts, we recommend mailing your ballot by May 26! You can also drop your ballot in an official ballot drop-box or vote in-person at a polling place or vote center through 8PM on Election Day, June 2. Bottom line: VOTE EARLY!

Assembly Republicans had a chance to defend Californians from MAGA attacks on voting rights. Instead, they refused to support AJR 29, a resolution supporting the state's free, fair, and secure elections. Once again, they chose Donald Trump over California voters. #CALeg #Voting

California, make your voice heard! Register to vote TODAY!

Register online at RegisterToVote.CA.Gov. Your vote is your voice. Make it heard!

Happy Birthday, Dolores! Your life’s work has lifted up generations of farmworkers and families, including mine, across California and beyond. Thank you for your courage, your leadership, and your unwavering belief in the power of people to create change. ¡Sí se puede!

What was once a funny advertising slogan is now a harsh reality for many working families, thanks to skyrocketing prices caused by Trump’s war in Iran. Where’s the beef, and who can afford it?

Because of the Trump Administration’s lawless and reckless war in Iran, you’re paying more for everything. ⛽️Gas costs $5.89 a gallon (up over $1 in the last month) 🌱Fertilizer shortages are driving up food prices 🏠Home mortgage rates spiked to 6.22% theguardian.com/business/2026/…

𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐁𝐑𝐔𝐈𝐍𝐒 𝐀𝐑𝐄 𝐍𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐀𝐋 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒! 🐻🏆 #GoBruins

Trump: We can't take care of daycare. We're a big country. We're fighting wars. It's not possible for us to take care of daycare, Medicaid, Medicare, all these things.

The Supreme Court will hear the Trump administration’s anti-American challenge to birthright citizenship today. No amount of fearmongering or scapegoating can change this fundamental truth: If you were born here, you are an American.

Today, we honor those who rise before dawn, work long hours in the heat, and power the most productive agricultural economy in the world. Farmworkers’ labor puts food on our tables, but too often, their sacrifices and challenges go unseen. (1/4)

Have you said Thank You once? #CALeg #California #IranWar

8 million ‘No Kings’ protestors. 3,000 rallies across the country. All 50 states. Every congressional district. Well done, America! cnn.com/2026/03/28/us/…

Are we great yet? #CALeg #California #IranWar #Iran

Five years ago today, our nation and our democracy experienced one of its darkest days. A violent mob incited by President Trump ransacked the Capitol to stop the certification of a free and fair election. Brave police officers were beaten, crushed, bear sprayed, and maced while defending our democracy. The halls of Congress were desecrated, and the certification of the election was delayed.    As tragic as that day was, equally so have been the events that followed. Later that night, with blood still staining the Capitol grounds, many of the President’s allies still voted against certifying the election. And in the past year, the President and his allies in Congress have intensified their effort to obliterate the memory of that day and rewrite history to falsely portray a violent, anti-democratic insurrection as a patriotic expression of love.   The President’s first day back in the Oval Office was punctuated by his decision to pardon or grant clemency to every single insurrectionist who violently attacked the Capitol, including those who beat and gouged police officers. Since then, he has placed fellow election deniers into key administration roles, and his Justice Department has fired or demoted the prosecutors and investigators who were doing their jobs by holding violent attackers accountable.   The insurrection and attack on the U.S. Capitol were among the most dangerous threats to the rule of law in America since our nation’s founding. And the effort to condone that violence has only magnified the danger. We must never allow the truth of what happened five years ago today to be forgotten or rewritten, and must remain ever vigilant against efforts to undermine the principle at the heart of our democracy — that every vote counts.