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| − | '''Tristan Brown''' | + | '''Tristan Brown'''is Legislative Committee Co-Lead Chair at [[California Democratic Party]]. Married to [[Mary McCune]]. |
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| + | ==Education== | ||
| + | *Studied Political Law at University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law | ||
| + | *Studied Forms of government at University of Redlands | ||
| + | *Went to Los Angeles Center For Enriched Studies | ||
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| + | ==Career== | ||
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| + | *Legislative Advocate at CFT - [[California Federation of Teachers]] | ||
| + | *Former Co-director at New Leaders Council - Sacramento | ||
| + | *Former Legislative Advocate at [[California School Employees Association]] | ||
| + | *Former Paralegal/law clerk at Olson, Hagel and Fishburn LLP | ||
| + | *Former Political Director at CA United Homecare Workers Union seiu/afscme 4034 | ||
| + | *Former Political Coordinator at SEIU Local 6434 United Long Term Care Workers Union | ||
==2018 Sacramento DSA endorsements== | ==2018 Sacramento DSA endorsements== | ||
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:''It's truly an honor to endorse such a strong slate of Socialist candidates for public office and we're thrilled by what this election cycle has in store. Special thanks to all who participated in our April 29th candidate forum. | :''It's truly an honor to endorse such a strong slate of Socialist candidates for public office and we're thrilled by what this election cycle has in store. Special thanks to all who participated in our April 29th candidate forum. | ||
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| + | :''Brown, VanderWerf, and Kim are Sacramento DSA members, and chapter members are excited to move on their campaigns.''<ref>[https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/dsausa/pages/4299/attachments/original/1529411418/DL_Summer_2018.pdf?1529411418]</ref> | ||
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==Progressive Alliance Voter Guide== | ==Progressive Alliance Voter Guide== | ||
Latest revision as of 09:17, 18 May 2019
Template:TOCnestleft Tristan Brownis Legislative Committee Co-Lead Chair at California Democratic Party. Married to Mary McCune.
Education
- Studied Political Law at University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law
- Studied Forms of government at University of Redlands
- Went to Los Angeles Center For Enriched Studies
Career
- Legislative Advocate at CFT - California Federation of Teachers
- Former Co-director at New Leaders Council - Sacramento
- Former Legislative Advocate at California School Employees Association
- Former Paralegal/law clerk at Olson, Hagel and Fishburn LLP
- Former Political Director at CA United Homecare Workers Union seiu/afscme 4034
- Former Political Coordinator at SEIU Local 6434 United Long Term Care Workers Union
2018 Sacramento DSA endorsements
Sacramento Democratic Socialists of America, May 4 at 5:47pm
DSA Sacramento is pleased to announce our endorsements for the 2018 election cycle:
- Rachelanne Rae Vander Werf For ARFCD Trustee
- Tristan Brown for Sacramento City Council District 7
- Phillip Kim for CA State Senate - District 4
- Gayle McLaughlin for California Lieutenant Governor
- It's truly an honor to endorse such a strong slate of Socialist candidates for public office and we're thrilled by what this election cycle has in store. Special thanks to all who participated in our April 29th candidate forum.
- Brown, VanderWerf, and Kim are Sacramento DSA members, and chapter members are excited to move on their campaigns.[1]
Progressive Alliance Voter Guide
Sacramento Progressive Alliance, Saturday, May 26, 2018 Progressive Alliance Voter Guide - Updated.
- U.S. Senate - Kevin de Leon
- Governor - Gavin Newsom
- Attorney General - Xavier Becerra
- Lt. Governor - Gayle McLaughlin
- Superintendent of Public Instruction - Tony Thurmond
- Congressional District 4 - Jessica Morse
- State Senate District 4 - Phillip Kim
- Sacramento County District Attorney - Noah Phillips
- Sacramento County Sheriff - Milo Fitch
- Sacramento City Council District 5 - Tamika L’Ecluse
- Sacramento City Council District 7 - Tristan Brown
- Sacramento County Office of Education Area 2 - Karina Talamantes
- Sacramento County Office of Education Area 3 - Richard Launey
- Yolo County Supervisor District 2 - Don Saylor
- American River Flood Control District -Rachelanne Rae Vander Werf[2]