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Tuesday June 7, 2022 — California Primary Election

Senado Estatal de CaliforniaCandidato para Distrito 4

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Tim Robertson

Ejecutivo de la Federación de Trabajadores
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Mis 3 prioridades principales

  • Promulgar políticas de sentido común para crear una economía que ofrezca oportunidades para todos
  • Luchar por la parte justa de los fondos destinados a proyectos de almacenamiento de agua y programas de agua limpia
  • Financiar un plan integral para mitigar y sofocar los incendios forestales y hacer que los seguros de vivienda contra incendios sean más asequibles.

Experiencia

Experiencia

Profesión:Director ejecutivo de la Federación de Trabajadores de North Valley
Director ejecutivo, Federación de Trabajadores de North Valley (2013–actual)
Director, Distrito de Servicios Comunitarios de Keyes — Cargo elegido (2018–actual)
Director, Distrito de Servicios Comunitarios de Keyes — Cargo elegido (2018–actual)

Educación

University of Virginia Licenciatura en Ciencias (BS) Ciencias de la Ingeniería, especialidad secundaria en Ingeniería Biomédica (2003)

Actividades comunitarias

Member, Stanislaus County Workforce Development Board (2017–current)
Member, San Joaquin County Workforce Development Board (2019–current)
Member, Merced County Workforce Development Board (2016–current)
Board Member, United Way of Merced County (2017–current)
Board Member, United Way of Stanislaus County (2020–current)

Biografía

Tim Robertson is the leading voice for working families in the North Valley.  For the last nine years, Robertson has led the North Valley Labor Federation, where he fights for a level playing field for workers and enactment of common-sense policies to make where we live better.

 

Robertson has collaborated with local legislators and community leaders to enact legislation at all levels of government to build infrastructure, expand health care and create jobs.  Robertson serves on three county-wide Workforce Development Boards to prepare people for jobs, help people advance in their careers and build a skilled workforce. 

 

As a member of a Stanislaus County executive committee, Robertson is working with stakeholders and leaders to produce a county-wide economic growth plan.  Robertson also works with local school boards to connect students to career technical education opportunities and serves on two county-wide United Way boards. 

 

Robertson is an elected member of the Keyes Community Services District, where he has first-hand knowledge of the challenges to meeting the water needs of the Valley. 

 

Robertson lives in Stanislaus County and enjoys hiking with his rescue dog Daisey, barbecuing, writing, basketball, and old detective movies.

Preguntas y Respuestas

Preguntas de League of Women Voters of California (4)

What programs, proposals, projects, or legislation would you support to meet the water needs of all Californians?
Respuesta de Tim Robertson:

As an elected member of the Keyes Community Services Board, I oversee the delivery of reliable and affordable clean water to users while protecting public health and the environment.  I opposed transfer of our water to southern California and will fight for our fair shre of the $8 billion available for water storage and clean water project funding approved by voters in a ballot initiative, Proposition 3 in 2018.  The need for infrastructure to capture and store water is urgent.  This includes capturing storm runoff, recycling wastewater, and building desalinization plants.  

Describe what proposal(s) you would support to alleviate the shortage of affordable housing for middle and low income people in California?
Respuesta de Tim Robertson:

Ensure state funding for affordable housing makes its way to rural communities. 

Work with cities and continue to streamline development and ensure the inclusion of workforce housing.

What programs or strategies would you suggest to meet the educational needs of young, low-income Californians?
Respuesta de Tim Robertson:

Ensure universal access to childcare and early childhood education

 

To reach a goal of carbon neutrality by 2045, as set forth in a 2018 executive order what, if any, proposals, plans or legislation would you support?  Please be specific.
Respuesta de Tim Robertson:

Enhance electrification through industrial and community solar

Increase hydroelectric capacity

¿Quién proporcionó dinero a este candidato?

Contribuciones

Dinero total recaudado: $659,516

Principales contribuyentes que dieron dinero para apoyar al candidato, por organización:

1
AFSCME California
$19,400
1
California Labor Federation
$19,400
1
California Nurses Association
$19,400
1
California State Pipe Trades Council
$19,400
1
California Teachers Association
$19,400
1
SEIU California
$19,400
1
SEIU Local 2015
$19,400
1
SEIU United Healthcare Workers West
$19,400

Más información acerca de contribuciones

Por estado:

California 97.16%
District of Columbia 1.51%
Michigan 0.47%
Kentucky 0.32%
Other 0.54%
97.16%

Por tamaño:

Contribuciones grandes (99.14%)
Contribuciones pequeñas (0.86%)
99.14%

Por tipo:

De organizaciones (90.19%)
De individuos (9.81%)
90.19%9.81%
Fuente: Análisis de datos de la Secretaría del Estado de California de MapLight.

Creencias poliza

Documentos sobre determinadas posturas

Economy and Jobs

Summary

A strong economy starts with well-trained workers and employers who pay well and offer health care and other benefits.To grow our economy and improve job quality, we must prepare people for jobs and build a skilled workforce. 

  • Invest in incentives to expand business and create new, high-paying jobs
  • Expand access to career technical education and post-secondary education
  • Foster economic growth for enterpreneiurs and small business

Wildfires and Climate

Summary

To keep our homes safe, we must secure funding to suppress wildfires.

  • Fund comprehensive plan to mitigate and suppress wildfires
  • Make fire insurance premiums more affordable
  • Create a generational plan to fight the root causes of forest fires -- climate change

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