Ingram endorses Heather Hadwick for State Assembly

Today, Lassen County Supervisor Jason Ingram endorsed Heather Hadwick for State Assembly. Ingram’s endorsement makes him the third member of the five-member Lassen County Board of Supervisors to publicly support Hadwick’s campaign.

“Heather Hadwick is not only a dedicated farmer, but one of us,” Ingram said. “She grew up in our district and is deeply rooted in our community and its values. Senator Brian Dahle and Assemblywoman Megan Dahle are supporting Heather because they recognize her ability to represent District 1 effectively.

“Heather’s understanding of policy, her collaborative approach, and her practical ideas make her the right choice for the North State. As a County Supervisor who proudly represents an especially rural and remote district, I understand firsthand the importance of having an effective, involved and reliable partner in state government, and I trust Heather will be exactly that. I’m proud to stand with her and look forward to working with Heather.”

Heather Hadwick responded to the endorsement, saying, “I am thankful to have earned the support from Supervisor Ingram and the majority of the Lassen County Board of Supervisors. As an Assemblymember, I’ll stand up for the North State, our rural communities, and work to ensure our values are protected in Sacramento.”

About Heather Hadwick
Heather Hadwick believes in making prices more affordable for California families, keeping our neighborhoods safe from rising crime, and protecting our communities from devastating wildfires. Raised in the small town of Dorris in Siskiyou County, Hadwick has lived in Assembly District 1 nearly all her life. Today, she lives in Alturas with her high school sweetheart, Bryon, and their two sons, Sam (19) and Zack (15). Together, they run a farm and manage Modoc County’s only seasonal Pumpkin Patch.

Assembly District 1 encompasses the North State, including Lassen, Alpine, Amador, El Dorado, Siskiyou, Sierra, Shasta, Placer, Plumas, Nevada, and Modoc Counties. The district party registration is 43 percent Republican, 29 percent Democrat, and 28 percent other.

To learn more about Heather Hadwick and her campaign, visit VoteHadwick.com.