"My focus in on this community.  I am a product of this community." Graduate of SBVC, USC and Loyola Law School, Eloise opened her own law firm in San Bernardino and became the first Latina ever to do so.  For nearly 30 years, she also provided free legal services to help vulnerable residents defend themselves, worked with our youth in their leadership development, and served our seniors and veterans through local organizations.  Since being elected to the State Assembly in 2016, Eloise has focused on helping Inland Empire families get ahead by bringing resources and opportunities to her District.

Supporting frontline workers, First Responders, veterans, seniors, students and the community at-large has been a priority for Assemblymember Reyes.  She has worked tirelessly in the community delivering much needed resources and recognizing those leaders and unsung heroes who have given so much to others.  Every year since being elected, she has celebrated Senior Advocacy Week in September visiting our seniors and providing resources for protection.  Since the pandemic, she has provided care packages for our seniors, delivered to various centers.  Every year, she has visited our local school children and met with parents and veterans.  Since the pandemic, she has offered Town Halls with our State Superintendent of Education, our State Attorney General, our State Insurance Commissioner, and others.  She has adjusted to the needs of the community.  Since the pandemic, she and her Team have distributed thousands of groceries in boxes and bags, as well as school supplies.  

Assemblymember Eloise Gomez Reyes is endorsed by Nurses, Firefighters, Teachers, Police, Labor, Seniors and Veterans, among others. "I hope to earn your vote as well. I will continue to be on your side."