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California State SenateCandidate for District 27
Henry Stern
Educator/Environmental Attorney
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My Top 3 Priorities
- Sparking Bright, Young Minds: our obligation as a state is to help localities provide access to free education from pre-K through college, with robust after-school and STEM learning opportunities, technical career and apprenticeship programs
- Tapping Regional Water and Energy Solutions: $7 billion water bond investments in drought solutions like groundwater cleanup in the San Fernando Valley and water recycling and neighborhood-level greywater systems (voter pre-approved, Prop 1). Solar
- Attacking Traffic with Modernized Transportation: $10 billion annual state match to federal, local and private investment in cleaner transportation infrastructure; funded by existing oil and air pollution fees (not a new tax). Promoting new mobility
Experience
Experience
Profession:Educator/Environmental Attorney
Board Member, Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy Advisory Committee — Elected position (2014–current)
Senior Policy Advisor, State Senator Fran Pavley (2012–2016)
Legal Extern, U.S. House of Representatives (2009–2009)
Education
University of California, Berkeley School of Law — J.D. (current)
Harvard University — B.A. (current)
Who supports this candidate?
Featured Endorsements
Organizations (28)
Elected Officials (40)
Who gave money to this candidate?
Contributions
Total money raised: $2,936,917
Top contributors that gave money to support the candidate, by organization:
1
California Democratic Party
$639,843
2
Tehama County Democratic Central Committee
$80,000
3
Santa Barbara County Democratic Party
$65,000
4
Napa County Democratic Central Committee
$45,000
5
San Mateo County Democrats
$40,000
More information about contributions
By State:
By Size:
Large contributions (99.48%)
Small contributions (0.52%)
By Type:
From organizations (56.56%)
From individuals (43.44%)
Source: MapLight analysis of data from the California Secretary of State.
