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Tag Archive for: November 3 2020 general election

California Voters Elect Bike-Friendly Legislators in 2020

November 5, 2020/by Kevin Claxton

Californians biked the vote, and the California Bicycle Coalition helped with several strategic endorsements. CalBike chose 11 races where the bike-friendly candidate was in a tight contest. In each of those races, the other candidate was a likely opponent of the kinds of policy changes necessary to make our communities more bike-friendly. Those close elections can hinge on a few hundred or a few dozen votes. We sent emails, promoted candidates on social media, and sent text messages. In 8 of 11 tight races, our choice is leading or practically tied, with thousands of votes yet to count. We will update our Bike the Vote page as results from the Secretary of State roll in. 

In nine other races, we supported champions who deserved recognition for being an exemplary supporter of bicycling. These candidates, who won easily, make up an informal bike caucus of legislators for whom biking for transportation is already routine. With these bike-friendly legislators, and with your support, we have the potential to do some amazing things for our movement. 

Here is a full report on the election results. 

Updated November 5, 10:00 a.m.

U.S. Presidency

Democrat Joe Biden appears to be poised to win the presidency. Barring unprecedented interference in these unstable times, he will soon have control of the executive branch, including the Department of Transportation. He and his Vice President, Californian Kamala Harris, both take climate change seriously. That’s a victory for bicycling. It smooths the way for our national allies to implement a bold active transportation agenda.

U.S. Congress

Katie Porter

Katie Porter

Republicans will probably maintain control of the Senate while Democrats maintain control of the House of Representatives. The next national transportation bill that shapes transportation spending for at least five years is overdue. Increasing funding for bike infrastructure is the most important priority in that bill. It will be challenging to get a strong provision inserted into the House version and to defend that provision as the House negotiates with the Senate. 

Here in California, CalBike engaged in four races that affect control of the House of Representatives. 

Katie Porter has become famous in her first term in Congress for calling out corporate executives and administration officials with her whiteboard and marker. She flipped a Republican seat in Orange County in 2018 and her seat was not considered safe. She looks poised to win reelection, with more than 54% of the vote so far.

Phil Arballo, once a member of the Fresno Bike Advisory Committee, would make an excellent replacement for the Republican incumbent, Devin Nunes. Unfortunately, he trails Nunes 46.5% to 53.5% and it appears Nunes will get another term.

Christy Smith is challenging the incumbent Republican Mike Garcia and looks poised to flip this seat centered on Santa Clarita to the Democrats, although it is too close to call. 

Harley Rouda, the incumbent Democrat representing Orange County coastal cities, is trailing challenger Michelle Steel by less than a percentage point.

California State Senate and Assembly

CalBike endorsed three strong bike champions for the State Senate who have easily won their races: Scott Wiener, Josh Becker, and John Laird. In the State Assembly, we are happy to see active transportation champions Phil Ting, David Chiu, Tasha Boerner Horvath, Richard Bloom, Laura Friedman, and Chris Holden win re-election. We are also thrilled that Steve Bennett, a member of the Channel Islands Cycling Club, won his race to join the Assembly. We look forward to working with them next year. 

Josh Newman

Josh Newman

In the California Senate, Democrat Josh Newman is leading in his bid to reclaim his seat after being ousted by the Republican Party and the road builders. Newman was targetted for his support of SB1, the gas tax increase that has been so important for maintaining and improving our infrastructure. Defeating the oil-industry funded opponents of SB1 in the bid for this Senate seat is sweet for bike advocates who have endured years of vicious opposition to our Complete Streets efforts from that very contingent of stakeholders. 

Three other Senate races are too close to call. Democrats Abigail Medina, Kipp Mueller, and Dave Min are each trying to win a seat from Republican incumbents. All three races were practically tied at press time.

In the Assembly, two candidates we endorsed are trailing in their bids to flip seats. Melissa Fox is behind by 4.6% and Dawn Addis is behind by 4%. Still, thousands of votes are yet to be counted and these races have not been called. 

Nithya Raman for LA City Council District 4

Nithya Raman

Nithya Raman

The City of Los Angeles, with a population of almost 4 million, is more populous than 22 US states. It’s not surprising, therefore, that the LA City Council wields enormous power and council races are often hotly contested. 

City council members in Los Angeles have a great deal of influence over whether streets in their districts get bike lanes or not. The incumbent in District 4, David Ryu, has been an obstacle to safe streets advocates in Los Angeles. His challenger, Nithya Raman, is an urban planner who will be an ally to bike advocates. CalBike endorsed Raman and helped get out the vote for her campaign. 

The race hasn’t been called yet, but Raman is leading by about 5,000 votes as of this writing and is likely to come out on top. We expect her to be a strong progressive leader on the LA City Council.

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CalBike Endorses Candidates in Four Key Congressional Races

October 12, 2020/by Jared Sanchez
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CalBike Endorsement: Vote for Josh Newman for Senate District 29 in the November Election!

September 18, 2020/by Jared Sanchez

CalBike is pleased to endorse Josh Newman for Senate District 29.

As a former member of the state senate, Josh Newman already has experience championing what a fossil-free economy can look like in the capitol. He is up for the necessary fight to achieve this important goal because he knows we have no time to waste. Newman understands that our carbon-based economy absolutely needs to change, especially in our transportation sector, which is responsible for a large part of California’s emissions.

Josh Newman is no stranger to making this change, he was an early and strong supporter of SB 127, our Complete Streets bill that passed both houses of the legislature in 2019 before being vetoed by Governor Newsom.

Senate District 29 straddles the intersection of three counties: Los Angeles, Orange, and San Bernardino. Centered on the Chino Hills and the northern Santa Ana Valley, it includes Walnut in the north and Cypress in the west. The main transportation corridor, Highway 57, is almost exclusively designed for fast car movement. As a result, the district is yet another area dominated by unfriendly infrastructure for cyclists. But that won’t stop Newman from supporting policies that make streets more walkable and bike-able. In 2017, Newman voted for SB 1, which directed funds to active transportation programs, fighting climate change, and improving livability and public health in at-risk communities. Although Newman was subsequently targeted for that vote, he says he has “no regrets about the actual vote,” which he would make again today, “especially given the obvious need for investment in California’s aging infrastructure and the inclusion of the active transportation provisions.”

The rest of Newman’s questionnaire responses are equally impressive for their breadth and depth of knowledge. For these reasons, CalBike is excited to see Josh Newman emerge as the leading candidate in the SD 29 race. We look forward to seeing him provide the leadership needed to work toward safer and more sustainable transportation alternatives for all Californians.

CalBike endorses Josh Newman for Senate District 29. Please visit his website to see how you can pitch in and vote for Josh Newman by November 3, 2020. 

Click here to see Josh Newman’s full questionnaire responses.

View all of CalBike’s endorsements and Bike the Vote!

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CalBike Endorsement: Vote for Steve Bennett for Assembly District 37 in the November Election!

September 18, 2020/by Jared Sanchez

CalBike is pleased to endorse Steve Bennett for District 37 Assembly Member.

Steve Bennett’s platform reads like a bicycle advocates’ dream. He understands the importance of bicycling as a component of sustainable transportation and a socially just society. He has an excellent record on bike issues as a Ventura County Supervisor. With Steve Bennett as Assembly Member, we’ll have an ally who will have our back no matter how bold our demands.

Assembly District 37 stretches along the coast from Ventura to Lompoc, with Santa Barbara right in the middle. Bennett has always been a strong supporter of active transportation a region that has and will continue to see drastic changes due to our climate crisis and the transportation systems that fuel it. As a sitting member on the Ventura County Board of Supervisors, Bennett has the knowledge to put forth new bold ideas, including expanding safe and equitable bike options. For example, in a recent Ventura County Star article citing Bennett’s leadership in developing a 30-mile ‘Rails to Trails’ network across the county, he is quoted saying “The world is changing…we have to reduce carbon emissions with different approaches to our lifestyle.” We couldn’t agree more.

Bennett’s responses to CalBike’s questionnaire are equally impressive for their breadth and depth of knowledge. For these reasons, we are excited to see Steve Bennett emerge as the leading candidate in the AD 37 race. We look forward to seeing him provide the leadership needed to work toward safer and more sustainable transportation alternatives for all California residents.

CalBike endorses Steve Bennett for District 37 Assembly Member. Please visit his website to see how you can pitch in and vote for Steve Bennett by November 3, 2020.

Click here to see Steve Bennett’s full questionnaire responses.

View all of CalBike’s endorsements and Bike the Vote!

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CalBike Endorsement: Vote for Alex Lee for Assembly District 25 in the November Election!

September 17, 2020/by Laura McCamy

For the open seat in Assembly District 25, we hope you will vote for Alex Lee in November.

Alex brings a lot of new energy to the San Jose/South Bay area, and for all California residents. On issues from biking to affordable housing and transportation justice, Lee gave excellent responses to our questionnaire. We believe he holds great promise for AD 25.

Assembly District 25 centers around Milpitas and includes parts of East San Jose, while also encompassing most of Fremont. The area is served by regional transit (Bay Area Rapid Transit) and has recently seen the expansion of BART into San Jose.

Thousands of South Bay workers commute north every day. However, this route is so dependent on cars that Interstate 880 is constantly bogged down with congestion and toxic air. CalBike is very pleased that Alex Lee understands the need for this to change. His transportation platform focuses on mobility options that can help meet our state’s environmental sustainability, public health, and social equity goals.

Lee is clearly making it a priority to serve all residents of his district, including low-income populations that are often marginalized, especially in suburban areas. In his questionnaire responses, he said he believes “we should be doing much more to make our transit system people-centric, not just car-centric. We should be robustly investing in bike and pedestrian ways AND creating communities that support that in the future.” That is the type of change we can get behind for AD 25, which is why we are endorsing Alex Lee.

The rest of his questionnaire responses are equally impressive for their breadth and depth of knowledge. For these reasons, we are excited to see Alex Lee emerge as the prominent candidate in the Assembly District 25 race. We look forward to seeing him provide the leadership needed to work toward safer and more sustainable transportation alternatives for all California residents.

CalBike endorses Alex Lee for District 25 Assembly Member. Please visit his website to see how you can pitch in and vote for Alex Lee by November 3, 2020. 

Click here to see Alex Lee’s full questionnaire responses.

View all of CalBike’s endorsements and Bike the Vote!

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CalBike Endorsement: Vote for Dave Min for Senate District 37 in the November Election!

September 17, 2020/by Jared Sanchez

CalBike is pleased to endorse Dave Min for Senate District 37.

“I believe that climate change is the defining crisis of our time and that California must be a leader in promoting policies that radically reduce carbon emissions, not only in our state but across the world.” Those are the first words Dave Min wrote in his answers to our candidate questionnaire. He’s running to unseat an incumbent in Senate District 37 whose views on climate change are exactly the opposite. Min’s proposals to mitigate this “defining crisis” aren’t just electric vehicles. He wrote: “We must move away from the car culture that has defined California development over our past 100 years.”  That’s why we’re endorsing Min’s broad vision for SD 37 and beyond.

Senate District 37 is entirely within Orange County. It includes the cities of Huntington Beach, Irvine, Orange, and Tustin. It is one of our state’s most wealthy senate districts. It also has some of the most rapidly changing demographics and now includes a large population of people of color who are often also low-income. Min knows that his dynamic district would benefit from more people walking and biking, not just for environmental, safety, and health reasons but for economic health and equity too. As a nationally-recognized expert on economic policy, Min understands the financial side of a Green New Deal-type framework. He knows that bold changes can lower carbon emissions and reduce our environmental footprint without sacrificing California’s economic vibrancy. His plan to implement these changes emphasizes active transportation initiatives such as “progressive bikeway design, low-stress bikeway networks, and complete streets with adequate space for pedestrians, bikers, and mass transit.” It’s about time for a leader in SD 37 who will think about the economy, environment, and equity in tandem. That’s why we’re endorsing Dave Min for SD 37.

The rest of his questionnaire responses are equally impressive for their breadth and depth of knowledge. For these reasons, we are excited to see Dave Min emerge as a prominent candidate in the SD 37 race. We look forward to seeing him provide the leadership needed to work toward safer and more sustainable transportation alternatives for all of the state’s residents.

CalBike endorses Dave Min for Senate District 37. Please visit his website to see how you can pitch in and vote for Dave Min by November 3, 2020. 

Click here to see Dave Min’s full questionnaire responses.

View all of CalBike’s endorsements and Bike the Vote!

Vote Dave Min Senate District 37

 

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CalBike Endorsement: Vote for Abigail Medina for Senate District 23 in the November Election!

September 17, 2020/by Jared Sanchez

CalBike is delighted to endorse Abigail Medina to represent Senate District 23.

As Executive Director of Inland Region Equality Network (IREN), Abigail Medina has championed environmental protections, educational improvement, equality, and fair treatment of LGBT+ individuals in San Bernardino and throughout the Inland Empire. When she is elected to represent Senate District 23, Medina has identified unsafe conditions for pedestrians and cyclists and unsafe communities that allow diesel trucks to enter low-income communities bringing in emissions and toxic air as two of her top priorities in the transportation sector. Medina’s environmental justice and safe streets vision is long-needed in SD 23, where the outgoing incumbent has ignored both. 

Senate District 23’s sprawling and oddly-shaped region is comprised of some of the state’s highest peaks, with the communities of the San Bernardino mountains, and some of the lowest valleys, including the cities of Rancho Cucamonga and Hemet. This is definitely some of the most difficult biking and walking terrain in California, but that doesn’t stop Medina from supporting policies that make streets more walkable and bike-able vs. car-oriented infrastructure updates. She is appalled that pedestrian and cyclist deaths “continue to happen and that elected officials have done very little to address these tragedies.” CalBike enthusiastically supports Abigail Medina for SD 23.

The rest of her questionnaire responses are equally impressive for their breadth and depth of knowledge. For these reasons, we are excited to see Abigail Medina emerge as a prominent candidate in the SD 23 race. We look forward to seeing her provide the leadership needed to work toward safer and more sustainable transportation alternatives for all Californians.

CalBike endorses Abigail Medina for Senate District 23. Please visit her website to find out how you can pitch in and vote for Abigail Medina by November 3, 2020. 

Click here to see Abigail Medina’s full questionnaire responses.

View all of CalBike’s endorsements and Bike the Vote!

Vote Abigail Medina Senate District 23

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CalBike Endorsement: Vote for Chris Ward for Assembly District 78 in the November Election!

September 17, 2020/by Jared Sanchez

CalBike is pleased to endorse Chris Ward for Assembly District 78.

Chris Ward’s platform reads like a bicycle advocates’ dream. He gets the importance of bicycling as a component of sustainable transportation and a socially-just society. Ward has an excellent track record as a San Diego Council Member to back up his claims. With Chris Ward as Assembly Member, we’ll have an ally who will have our back no matter how bold our demands.

Assembly District 78 serves the coastal San Diego area. The district includes Downtown San Diego and stretches north to La Jolla and Solana Beach and south to Imperial Beach. As a leader in an area that has and will continue to see drastic changes due to our climate crisis and the transportation systems that fuel it, Ward has always been a strong supporter of public transportation and active transportation. As a sitting member on the board of San Diego’s Metropolitan Transit System (MTS), Ward has the knowledge to put forth new bold ideas. For example, Ward proposes that “the regions successful in reducing VMT [Vehicle Miles Traveled] should receive matching funds to continue investments and shift mode share.” This type of proposal aligns with the recent finding that VMT in most metropolitan regions remains unchanged, and in some cases, has increased in recent years.

The rest of his questionnaire responses are equally as impressive for their breadth and depth of knowledge. For these reasons, we are excited to see Chris Ward emerge as a prominent candidate in the AD 78 race. We look forward to seeing him provide the leadership needed to work toward safer and more sustainable transportation alternatives for all California residents.

CalBike endorses Chris Ward for District 78 Assembly Member. Please visit his website to see how you can pitch in and vote for Chris Ward by November 3, 2020. 

Click here to see Chris Ward’s full questionnaire responses.

View all of CalBike’s endorsements and Bike the Vote!

Chris Ward Assembly District 78

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CalBike Endorsement: Vote for Kipp Mueller for Senate District 21 in the November Election!

September 17, 2020/by Jared Sanchez

CalBike enthusiastically endorses Kipp Mueller to lead Senate District 21.

His strong environmental vision will help California provide more clean mobility options to its citizens. To do this, Mueller hopes to expand the role of the Air Resources Board in transportation decisions. This may seem like an esoteric and obscure state policy change, but transportation advocates believe this type of administrative change is much needed and will lead to big changes in Senate District 21 and all of California.

SD 21 encompasses much of Los Angeles County, plus San Bernardino county’s high desert area. Stretching from Santa Clarita to Victorville, with Palmdale in between, this area has seen tremendous population growth in the last 25 years. Despite the increasing density, residents often have only one option to get around: car. 

The infrastructure in this district favors car travel at the expense of cyclist safety. Mueller understands that significantly increasing Active Transportation Program funding to create alternatives to cars is important to his constituents. In response to our questionnaire, he noted that he also wants to develop and expand electric bike and shared mobility programs across the state. 

The rest of Mueller’s questionnaire responses were equally impressive for their breadth and depth of knowledge. For these reasons, CalBike is excited to support Kipp Mueller in the Senate District 21 race. We look forward to his leadership to help us make safer and more sustainable transportation alternatives available to all Californians.

Please vote for Kipp Mueller by November 3, 2020. Please visit his website to see how you can pitch in and vote for Kipp Mueller by November 3, 2020. 

Click here to see Kipp Mueller’s full questionnaire responses.

View all of CalBike’s general election endorsements and Bike the Vote!

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CalBike Endorsement: Vote for John Laird for Senate District 17 in the November Election!

September 17, 2020/by Jared Sanchez

CalBike enthusiastically endorses John Laird for Senate District 17.

As former California Secretary for Natural Resources, John Laird is well-poised to create a stronger climate policy through a cross-sector approach. This includes building higher housing densities in major urban areas, restoring the commitment to operations funds for public transportation, and making a financial commitment to underserved communities so that they are not priced out of being a part of the transportation solution. These may seem like minor proposals in combatting our climate crisis, but transportation advocates know these will be bold and important moves for Senate District 17 and all of California.

Vote John Laird for SenateSD 17 covers California’s central coast from Santa Cruz to San Luis Obispo. The area is highly dependent on cars. Laird still understands that significantly increasing the Active Transportation Program and creating alternatives to cars are important for his constituents. In his response to whether 1.6% of the total transportation budget is enough for biking and walking investments, Laird said he is “clearly committed to doing significantly more” as he did for nine years as a member of his local transportation commission. And that “more” includes prioritizing state transportation allocations for low-income populations, according to Laird. He has already shown his commitment to increased funding for under-served communities during his eight years at California’s Strategic Growth Council.

The rest of his questionnaire responses are equally impressive for their breadth and depth of knowledge. For these reasons, we are excited to see John Laird emerge as a prominent candidate in the Senate District 17 race. We look forward to seeing him provide the leadership needed to work toward safer and more sustainable transportation alternatives for all Californians.

CalBike is pleased to endorse John Laird for Senate District 17. Please visit his website to see how you can pitch in and vote for John Laird by November 3, 2020. 

Click here to see John Laird’s full questionnaire responses.

View all of CalBike’s general election endorsements and Bike the Vote!

 

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