Suzette Martinez Valladares

Position

California State Senate District 23

Jurisdictions

Los Angeles, San Bernardino

Party

RRepublican

Years in current position

2024-Present

Committee Assignments

Environmental Quality Committee, Vice-Chair
Legislative Audit Committee
Revenue and Taxation Committee, Vice-Chair
Rules Committee
Senate Governmental Organization Committee, Vice-Chair
Senate Health Committee, Vice-Chair
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Transportation Committee

Committee Assignments

Environmental Quality Committee, Vice-Chair
Legislative Audit Committee
Revenue and Taxation Committee, Vice-Chair
Rules Committee
Senate Governmental Organization Committee, Vice-Chair
Senate Health Committee, Vice-Chair
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Transportation Committee

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Spending Snapshot

Total Campaign Spending

$11.1million

Spending Directly from Top Oligarchs

$1.4million

Percent of Total: 12.9%

Spending from Oligarch-Supported Committees

$5.5million

Percent of Total: 49.3%

Top Contributing Oligarchs and Allies

$407.1k

California Correctional Peace Officers Association

Criminal Legal System

$161.5k

Uber

Gig Economy

$121.0k

DaVita

Kidney Dialysis Providers

$91.9k

California Chamber of Commerce

Corporate/Business Coalitions

Spending Snapshot

Total Campaign Spending

$808.2k

Spending Directly from Top Oligarchs

Percent of Total: 0.0%

Spending from Oligarch-Supported PACs

$2.2k

Percent of Total: 0.3%

Along with contributing directly to political campaigns and other efforts to support particular candidates, California’s top oligarchs and their allies make significant donations to other political action committees (PACs). These PACs often then use those funds to contribute to various political campaigns.

Listed below are the contributions received by Suzette Martinez Valladares from PACs that have received major contributions ($100K+) from one or more of the Top 99 oligarchs and allies, as well as which individuals and/or organizations contributed to them.

Although these contributions were not made directly by the Top 99 to Suzette Martinez Valladares, they reflect potential indirect financial ties that can also result in political influence.