Democrat Marc Levine has represented Marin and southern Sonoma County in the Assembly since 2012. He is known for his fearless commitment to standing up to corporate special interests on behalf of everyday Californians and consumers. From insurance companies, to Big Oil, tech giants, big utilities, and the gun lobby, there is no special interest or corporate power Marc is afraid to take on. That’s how he’s been able to make real progress for our state. Now he’s ready to put his strong track record of public service and dedication to protecting consumers to work as our next State Insurance Commissioner.
In his five terms in the Assembly, Levine has authored over 90 laws. He has fought to expand healthcare coverage for working families, stood up against corruption and dark money in our politics, helped protect our environment from fracking, held insurance companies accountable on behalf of wildfire survivors, took on the NRA to increase gun safety, and stood up to Big Tech to protect our privacy.
Marc first ran for Assembly in 2012 to ensure a strong voice for local communities in Sacramento. Despite being outspent 5-to-1 by Sacramento interest groups, he was elected in one of the year’s biggest upsets, defeating an insider Sacramento politician who had moved to the district to claim it for himself.
Previously, Marc served on the San Rafael City Council, where he gained a reputation for innovative environmental policies. Before serving in public office, Marc developed award-winning technology for human rights organizations. He earned his Master’s in National Security Affairs from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey. While earning a Bachelor’s Degree at Cal State Northridge, Marc was elected Chair of the California State Student Association, representing over 450,000 students on campuses across California to the State Legislature and Board of Trustees.
Marc was born in Los Angeles. Raised in the Bay Area’s Contra Costa County, Marc and his wife, Wendy, have lived in Marin County for the past 17 years where they are raising their two children.