Heather Hadwick – Assembly District 1
Hadwick is a farmer, small business owner, and teacher. She was Deputy Director of Modoc County’s Office of Emergency Services at the local sheriff’s department for almost 5 years.
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Parker is Vice Chair of the Roseville Grants Advisory Commission, and prior to that had a long career in the Office of the Chief Clerk at the State Capitol, most notably as Senate Journal Clerk where she was responsible for maintaining the record of the State Senate.
Parker no longer has a public safety platform on her website, but during the primary it did not mention police or prison policy, instead framing issues such as insurance access, broadband development, forest management, and senior homelessness as public safety issues.
Despite her unknown record on criminal justice issues, IJ Action recommends Parker as the harm reduction vote given the incumbent’s long-standing record of opposing criminal justice reform.
Hadwick is a farmer, small business owner, and teacher. She was Deputy Director of Modoc County’s Office of Emergency Services at the local sheriff’s department for almost 5 years.
Rogers is a Santa Rosa City Councilmember, having served in that role for seven years including two terms as Mayor.
Ellis is a former law enforcement official and current doctoral student in Psychology. According to his campaign bio, he is “…on the Board of Directors for a successful Restorative Justice non-profit organization based out of CDCR, and [has] firsthand experience in the successes of well-organized and data driven non-profit organizations on crime and harm reduction.”