Less than one month remains until my annual reception at Shadelands Ranch in Walnut Creek, CA. I’m eagerly looking forward to connecting with the wonderful community of CA-10. Your support truly means the world to me, and I would be delighted to see you there! Please click here to confirm your RSVP and make an …
The countdown to my Shadelands fundraiser is on! Read More »
I’m seeking re-election to keep making progress for Contra Costa County and Alameda counties and to protect our democracy. In Washington, I’m working hard to push back against the reckless Republican agenda and on the issues that matter to California families like strengthening our economy, guaranteeing women’s reproductive rights, cutting health care costs, and safeguarding …
Filed my papers to continue representing CA-10 in Congress! Read More »
It is the honor of my life to serve as your representative in Congress, and I’m proud of all we have accomplished together. I am running for re-election in 2024 so I can keep fighting for you and California’s 10th Congressional District.
CONTRA COSTA, CA – The DeSaulnier for Congress Campaign is proud to announce Congressman DeSaulnier’s re-election to Congress in CD-10 with nearly 80% of voters supporting him. DeSaulnier has represented Concord and Contra Costa County in Congress since 2015 and vows to continue to work hard for his constituents, fighting for working families. “I’m honored and …
Congressman Mark DeSaulnier Wins CD-10 Congressional Seat with Nearly 80% Support Read More »
Today, Congressman Mark DeSaulnier issued the following statement in response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade:
CONTRA COSTA, CA – The DeSaulnier for Congress Campaign announces the launch of Congressman DeSaulnier’s re-election campaign for California’s 10th Congressional district, as approved by the California Citizens’ Redistricting Commission (CCRC) tonight. Congressman DeSaulnier has represented Concord and Contra Costa County in Congress since 2015 and vows to continue to work hard for his constituents, fighting …
“One member who benefited from the voting flexibility at Education and Labor was California Democrat Mark DeSaulnier. There’s good reason he probably needed this special carve-out — he sits on four committees and seven subcommittees, one of the most packed rosters in the entire House.
A day with DeSaulnier illustrates the breakneck schedules of the chamber’s busiest members.”
By Congressman Mark Desaulnier Although policymakers have been attempting to shift the economy from fossil fuels to renewable sources of energy for years now, the coronavirus pandemic jump-started that process. COVID-19 travel restrictions and far fewer commuters during the pandemic have caused a major decrease in fossil fuel consumption. But the pandemic is not a …
East Bay Times Op-Ed: Bay Area, nation must prepare for clean-energy transition Read More »
