Damon Connolly for Assembly
As a school board trustee, city council member, and Supervisor, Damon Connolly has worked to address our most pressing issues:
- Housing affordability and homelessness
- Wild fire resiliency and recovery
- Climate Change and drought
- Health and economic impacts of COVID 19
- Better schools and a better future for our children and grandchildren
Damon understands that the issues we face are bigger than any one neighborhood or city. He has a proven ability to pull people together to deliver regional solutions to our biggest challenges.
Join us in supporting Damon Connolly for Assembly
CTA
Firefighters
Planned Parenthood
Sonoma County Conservation Action
NUHW
UAPD
Fiona Ma, California State Treasurer Tony Thurmond, California State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mary Jane Burke, Marin County Superintendent of Schools
James Gore, President of the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors
Susan Gorin, Sonoma County Supervisor (District 1)
David Rabbitt, Sonoma County Supervisor (District 2)
Chris Coursey, Sonoma County Supervisor (District 3)
Mark Landman, Mayor of Cotati
Chris Rogers, Mayor of Santa Rosa
Jackie Elward, Mayor of Rohnert Park
Tim Smith, Former Mayor of Rohnert Park
David Glass, Former Mayor of Petaluma
Joe Costello, Former Mayor of Sonoma
Eddie Alvarez, Vice-Mayor of Santa Rosa
Marin IJ: “Connolly’s breadth of experience on key issues such as energy, transportation, education, economic and social challenges, land-use planning and housing, and having worked with leaders in the district’s two counties, gives him an advantage in addressing them in Sacramento”
Press Democrat: “Connolly has a breadth of experience in local and state government unmatched by his opponents, having served on a school board, a city council and as a deputy state attorney general in addition to his two terms as a Marin County supervisor. He also is a member of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission.”
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