Bruce-Lane cites California exodus as evidence liberal policies are crushing California families
San Diego, CA – Businesswoman Kristie Bruce-Lane announced her candidacy today for California State Assembly District 76.
“I grew up in California and benefited from the opportunities that our state provided. But now Sacramento politicians’ high taxes and growing cost of living, homelessness, increased crime and our failing schools are driving Californians to leave our state in record numbers,” said Bruce-Lane. “This Assembly seat will be open which gives us an even greater opportunity for success. It is the strongest pick-up seat in California. I have received unwavering support and endorsements from top elected officials including Congressman Darrell Issa, Senate Republican Leader Brian Jones and Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher and many other elected officials and leaders in our community. I am poised to win and I look forward to going to work in Sacramento for our hard working families.”
Raised in an agricultural family, Bruce-Lane worked multiple jobs to put herself through college, developing the work ethic that drove her success in the private sector. Following a successful career in agriculture and healthcare, Bruce-Lane was elected to serve as a Director for Olivenhain Municipal Water Board.
Active in her community, Kristie serves as a the CEO of The Thumbprint Project Foundation, Continuum of Care Member for the Regional Task Force on the Homeless, Board Member Homeless Services Sub-Committee Salvation Army, Board Member President’s Council Palomar Health and Board Member San Diego Council on Literacy.
Kristie resides in 4S Ranch with her husband and son.
The 76th Assembly district encompasses a large portion of northern San Diego County including San Marcos, Escondido, Rancho Bernardo, 4S Ranch, Carmel Valley, Rancho Penasquitos and unincorporated Vista.
Learn more at www.kristiebrucelane.com
