Monte Sereno Councilwoman Liz Lawler is running in the new Assembly District 28, which is now an open seat. Five-term incumbent Assemblyman Mark Stone, a Democrat from Santa Cruz who was expected to run, recently announced his retirement rather than running in the reconfigured district.

“I am running for State Assembly to restore common sense, accountability and cooperation to Sacramento,” says Lawler. "I am driven by the needs of our residents, not ideology." Among her priority issues are: helping students succeed by allowing parents "the freedom to choose the best schools for their children"; building needed homes through locally driven decisions rather than state dictated policies; and stopping violence by holding violent and habitual criminals accountable.

“Government needs to deliver the basics: public safety, infrastructure and education,“ explains Lawler. “The Democrats have had control of our state for the better part of 60 years, and we are now living with the consequences of policies that are about political expediency, not results.” . . .  read more

Liz Lawler for Assembly Fundraiser

Featuring Assembly Member Vince Fong

Saturday, April 9, 2022 / 1:00 pm

Morgan’s Cove, 1980 Morgan Avenue, Morgan Hill

You are invited to a meet & greet fundraiser for Liz Lawler, Candidate for California State Assembly in the open District 28.  Liz is a current member of the Monte Sereno City Council.

The Special Guest is GOP Assembly Member Vince Fong, who is in his third term representing the Bakersfield area. Previously he had served as the district director to House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy. He currently serves as Vice-Chair of the Budget Committee and Vice-Chair of the Transportation Committee in the state Assembly. 

The venue, Morgan’s Cove, is an intriguing pirate ship - right in Morgan Hill.



See the flyer here. To learn more about Liz, please visit: lizlawler4ad28.com.  

RSVP: $250 for Sponsorship and VIP Roundtable 1:00-1:30pm. Minimum donation per person $25. RSVP to [email protected]

Jonathan Madison Announces Run for Congress

Jason Clark Returns as CAGOP Vice Chair – Bay Area

Attorney Jonathan Madison has announced his candidacy for Congress in CD 9, which includes portions of the Bay Area and San Joaquin County. Madison served as the CAGOP Vice Chair – Bay Area since his appointment in 2019 and re-election in 2021. He stepped down from the position to run for office.

Jason Clark was appointed by CAGOP Chairwoman Jessica Patterson to fill the remainder of Madison’s term. Jason Clark was previously elected CAGOP Vice Chair – Bay Area in 2019. Later that year, he was called to serve as chief of staff to the Deputy Director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in Washington, D.C. and Madison was appointed as his successor.

Jonathan Madison was born and raised in Northern California. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Howard University with distinguished honors. He subsequently worked in the House of Representatives as a member of the professional policy staff for the Committee on Financial Services.  . . .  read more