Senator Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh is the embodiment of the American Dream and the hope and opportunities America provides every single person. Now, she is fighting everyday to keep that American Dream alive and well for working class families.

Senator Ochoa Bogh is the daughter of Mexican immigrants and has lived in California for over 30 years. She was raised on a few simple principles: personal responsibility, hard work, and a good education can unlock your future potential.

These principles have guided her as she works in Sacramento as the first Republican Latina to serve in the California State Senate. First elected in 2020, she has been focused on improving education, tackling the affordable housing crisis, and keeping our communities safe. She is proud to serve as the Vice Chair of the State Senate Public Safety, Education, Housing, and Human Services committees.

Throughout her career, Senator Ochoa Bogh has worked as an Inland Empire Realtor for over 20 years, helping others achieve the cornerstone of the American Dream: homeownership. Her passion for education started during her service on the Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District Board, where worked to improve every child’s education. Ochoa Bogh is a graduate of San Bernardino High School and the University of California, Santa Barbara.

Senator Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh is now running for reelection in California’s 19th district so she can continue to preserve and protect the American Dream. She will not back down from the tough fights – she will have the hard conversations to make Sacramento work for Californians and always put people over politics. Senator Ochoa Bogh has a proven track record of getting things done, even when it seems unlikely. Her record and leadership make her the person we can trust to deliver for this community.

About Suzette Valladares – State Senate – California

Suzette Valladares serves as Executive Director of a non-profit organization that partners with law enforcement to invest in youth. Supporting law enforcement, making our neighborhoods safer, lowering California’s high cost of living, and working to end the homeless crisis and fentanyl crisis remain her top priorities.

She was elected to the California State Assembly in 2020, serving until 2022, and was one of the founders of the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus.

She has earned a reputation of delivering results. In the State Assembly, Suzette brought vaccine clinics to her community early in the pandemic, and co-authored landmark legislation providing access to preschool starting at age four. She is a Republican and supported by both Republican, Democratic, and independent leaders.

Suzette grew up in this community and worked her first part-time job at Six Flags Magic Mountain. After college, she remained close to home serving as a district representative for former local Congressman Buck McKeon. During that time she was honored as a “SCV 40 under Forty” by the Santa Clarita Business Journal. In 2012, Suzette left the public sector and became Executive Director of Southern California Autism Speaks.

After her mother’s passing in 2018, Suzette was asked to assume her mother’s role as an educator and ran Little Steps of Faith, a faith-based non-profit preschool that provides quality childcare to underserved families in the San Fernando and Santa Clarita Valleys.

Suzette and her husband Shane live in Acton with their daughter Charlotte.