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Assemblymember Waldron -Knowledge Saves Lives

By   /  December 4, 2023  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Assemblymember Marie Waldron – As Vice Chair of the Assembly Health Committee, I do all I can to ensure that California remains at the forefront in combatting serious threats to public health. Raising awareness about diseases, preventing their spread and providing information about treatments can be critical. That’s why I strongly support World AIDS Day 35, […]

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Assemblymember Waldron -Homelessness in CA

By   /  November 24, 2023  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Assemblymember Marie Waldron -California has almost one-third of the nation’s homeless population despite having only 12% of the U.S. population.  In recent years, we have thrown $20 billion at the problem, yet homelessness is growing. In fact, it’s gotten so much worse that we have become a national embarrassment. Nationwide, this is not the case. For […]

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Assemblymember Waldron – Hot Topics??

By   /  November 20, 2023  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Assemblymember Marie Waldron Constituent input is very important to me as I serve as your representative in Sacramento. Your opinions and suggestions help guide my decision making process on legislation and policy priorities that come before me on the Assembly floor. With over 39 million people, California is the nation’s most populous state. Just one […]

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Assemblymember Waldron -Reining In Theft

By   /  November 6, 2023  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Assemblymember Marie Waldron -California department stores have been raided by people walking out with thousands of dollars in stolen goods. Los Angeles County, the Central Valley and the Bay Area have been the most impacted, though it’s affecting the entire state. Why is this happening, what can be done? One of the major contributing causes appears […]

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Assemblymember Waldron -The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly

By   /  October 30, 2023  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Assemblymember Marie Waldron – The Legislature adjourned September 14th, and the Governor had until October 14th to sign or veto all legislation. Of the 2,668 bills introduced, 1,046 made it to his desk. He signed 890 and vetoed 156. Many of the bills he signed will have significant impacts, though they received little public attention. Among […]

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Assemblymember Waldron -Supporting Female Entrepreneurs

By   /  October 23, 2023  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Assemblymember Marie Waldron -The bipartisan California Legislative Women’s Caucus (LWC) was formed in 1985 by nine Democrats and six Republicans. Today, 50 of the Legislature’s 120 members are women — the Caucus now includes 18 Senators (15 Democrats and three Republicans) and 32 Assemblymembers (27 Democrats and five Republicans). Reducing barriers that prevent wealth creation […]

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Assemblymember Waldron – Getting The Word Out About Drug Abuse

By   /  October 17, 2023  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Assemblymember Marie Waldron – Red Ribbon Week — October 23rd to 31st — delivers a strong anti-drug message to school children nationwide. I strongly support this annual program, and again this year my office is distributing thousands of Red Ribbon certificates to schools throughout the 75 th Assembly District.In 2021, there were almost 6,000 overdose […]

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Assemblymember Waldron Announces Hispanic Heritage Month Awards

By   /  October 9, 2023  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Escondido, CA – Last week Assemblymember Marie Waldron (R – Valley Center) commemorated Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring five individuals who have shown what it means to give back to the community and make it a better place to live:  “I commend these outstanding individuals for their exceptional contributions to our community. We look forward […]

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Assemblymember Waldron -An Environmental Disaster

By   /  October 9, 2023  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Assemblymember Marie Waldron – As almost any resident of San Diego County knows, toxic wastes have been pouring into the ocean along the border south of San Diego for generations. Over the decades, there have been reports, studies and protests, but little action. A recent study by the U.S. International Boundary and Water Commission indicated […]

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Assemblymember Waldron -Homeowner’s Insurance Update

By   /  October 2, 2023  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Assemblymember Marie Waldron -If you own a home, you must have homeowner’s insurance. You can’t even get a mortgage without it. Yet many insurers have abandoned California, or simply canceled policies as they came up for renewal. This situation has recently worsened, and many homeowners have been forced into the costly and inadequate FAIR Plan. […]

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Assemblymember Waldron- Repealing Proposition 13?

By   /  September 25, 2023  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Assemblymember Marie Waldron – As many of you know, I work hard in Sacramento to fight taxes, fees and overbearing regulations. Californians continue to suffer under our excessively high cost-of-living, partly a result of the highest income, gasoline and sales taxes in the United States. Fortunately, we have Proposition 13 to keep property taxes in […]

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Assemblymember Marie Waldron -CA Native American Day

By   /  September 11, 2023  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Assemblymember Marie Waldron – Last week I was joined by several tribal chairpersons, including Chairman Robert Smith of the Pala Band of Mission Indians, and Chairman Bo Mazzetti of the Rincon Band of Luiseño Indians when I spoke in support of ACR 17, which formally proclaims September 22nd Native American Day in California.  On that day, tribal […]

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75th District Incumbent Assemblywoman Marie Waldron Endorses Andrew Hayes

By   /  September 7, 2023  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Assemblywoman Marie Waldron – “Andrew Hayes will not let AD-75 families down in the fight to get our economy back on track, keep our communities safe, and keep the woke agenda out of our kids’ classrooms.” Lakeside, CA – Six-term Assemblywoman and former Republican Minority Leader Marie Waldron today announced her endorsement of conservative Lakeside […]

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Assemblymember Waldron – Disc Golf in California

By   /  September 5, 2023  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Assemblymember Marie Waldron – Have you ever seen people out there throwing colorful discs in some of our local parks?  If you’re not familiar with the sport, I encourage you to take a look at Disc Golf. I am hoping to name August as “Disc Golf Month” each year in California.  Here’s why: The game […]

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Assemblymember Marie Waldron -Home Kitchen Entrepreneurs

By   /  August 28, 2023  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Assemblymember Marie Waldron – California should be doing more to help small business succeed.  Last week a ceremony at the County Administration Building sponsored by the Cook Alliance and Institute for Justice celebrated Microenterprise Home Kitchen Operations (MEHKOs), established under Assembly Bill 626 in 2018, legislation I strongly supported. MEHKOs empower home cooks to attain […]

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Assemblymember Marie Waldron -California Leads

By   /  August 21, 2023  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Assemblymember Marie Waldron – The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), along with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), recently approved a demonstration project in California to provide pre-release services and improved access to care for persons being released from jails and prisons. Nationally, 80% of individuals released from prison each […]

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Assemblymember Waldron -Protecting Animals

By   /  August 14, 2023  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Assemblymember Marie Waldron -Ensuring the well-being of all animals is one of my big priorities. Over the years I have introduced and supported bills that provide funding to care for native wildlife, protect wild horses and burros, limit unnecessary animal testing, and many more. This session, I introduced AB 829, which is currently pending in […]

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Assemblymember Marie Waldron – Thanks Voters

By   /  November 10, 2022  /  State and National  /  No Comments

Assemblymember Marie Waldron – Thanks to support from voters like you, I have been re-elected to serve the people of San Diego County’s 75th Assembly District. The boundary lines have changed and I have many new constituents along with many continuing constituents. The district now includes most of rural northern and eastern San Diego County, along with […]

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“If You Think Health Care Is Expensive Now Just Wait Until It’s Free”… Assembly Member Waldron

By   /  May 25, 2017  /  State and National  /  2 Comments

Government run healthcare, known as “single payer” proposed for CA under SB 562 will cost $400 BILLION A YEAR! More than twice the entire state budget! This means every Californian would pay around $10,500/year to the state for “free” healthcare. Since not everyone works, the cost per working person will actually be more! It applies […]

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The Clock Is Ticking

By   /  May 15, 2017  /  State and National  /  No Comments

This year over 2,800 bills, an excessive number in my view, were introduced in Sacramento. Many have a fiscal impact, which means they must be referred to the Appropriations Committee, the last stop for fiscal bills before they are presented to the full Assembly or Senate for a final floor vote. With so many bills […]

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