New Digital Ad Highlights Leticia Vasquez Wilson’s History As A Reformer
Today the Leticia Vasquez Wilson for Senate campaign released a new digital ad titled, “A Reformer.”
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Leticia Vasquez Wilson Earns Endorsement of Two Influential Democratic Clubs in Her Bid for the 33rd Senate District
The Chicano Latino Immigrant Democratic Club of Los Angeles County (CLIDCLAC) and the San Pedro Democratic Club are the latest coveted Democratic clubs endorsing Leticia Vasquez Wilson for Senate.
Progressive Democratic Clubs Choose Leticia Vasquez Wilson for Senate District 33
Long Beach and Whittier Dem Clubs Go with Progressive Democrat for State Senate Seat
Leticia Vasquez Wilson Earns Endorsement of AFSCME Locals 1902 and 1001
Central Basin and MWD Director Lands Coveted Support From Water Employees
New Digital Ad from Leticia Vasquez Wilson
LYNWOOD, Calif. – Today, teacher, survivor
Titled, “Royal Titles,” Vasquez-Wilson explains that she’s running because she doesn’t believe that elected positions should be handed down like royal titles but earned from the trust of the voters.
Vasquez-Wilson is currently elected to the Central Basin Municipal Water District board of directors representing its fourth district. In 2005, Vasquez-Wilson made history Lynwood’s first Latina mayor. During her tenure, she led an aggressive lobbying effort that brought in millions of dollars for new parks, schools, housing, shopping centers, streets, and a new state-of-the-art senior citizen center.
The election is March 26, 2019.
Leticia Vasquez-Wilson Submits Signatures to Qualify for Special Election in 33rd Senate District
Following her end-of-year announcement that she would be running as a candidate for the 33rd State Senate District to replace California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara, Leticia Vasquez-Wilson announced Tuesday that she’d submitted over 250 signatures of registered voters in the district to qualify her for the ballot.
Long Beach Press-Telegram: Lynwood candidate announces run for state Senate seat, says ‘elected positions are not passed down like royal titles’
The race to represent southeast L.A. County in the state Senate is heating up, as another candidate announced a bid for the District 33 seat on Friday, Dec. 21.