Carlos Goytia has the leadership needed to serve California's 53rd Assembly District
My name is Carlos Goytia, a proud resident of Pomona and your working class Democratic candidate for the California State Assembly. My decision to run is not just a political aspiration but a deeply personal commitment rooted in my love for our community and my desire to make a difference.
That is why I reinstated three youth athletics programs – Pomona Pop Warner Football & Cheer, Pomona Youth Baseball & Softball League, and Pony United Youth Baseball League – to ensure our children are able to enjoy the things that most in the community did not have.
My family believed in the power of hard work, education, and community service. These values have shaped my life and my career. The challenges our community faces – from the struggle to afford quality healthcare, to the difficulty of finding good jobs, to the crisis of affordable housing – these are not just policy issues to me, they are personal.
My decision to run for State Assembly comes with the goal to bring additional resources to the region, so folks no longer have to work multiple jobs to make ends meet and instead, use that time to spend with loved ones.
"I am not just running for office, I am running for you - The People of Assembly District 53."
With me, your voice will be heard in Sacramento– to fight for your rights and work tirelessly to make our community a better place to live, work, and raise a family. But I cannot do this alone, not just as a candidate– but together, we can make a difference in AD 53 and beyond.
Thank you for your support,
As a young man, I’ve been unhoused and know the trauma and violence of being house insecure. That’s why I refuse to accept the status quo that leaves many in substandard, cramped living conditions or displaced to the street with no permanent housing options.
California's economy became the fourth largest in the world, yet the working class is still fighting for livable wages. We need thriving wages so folks can spend time with their loved ones, instead of working multiple jobs to make ends meet.
Our district continues to experience the worst air quality in America, and often among the worst in the world. The impacts of climate change are further exacerbating this unhealthy situation, particularly in our poorest neighborhoods.
Despite recent advances made at both the federal and state levels--Too often, our working families experience breakdowns and dysfunctions in the healthcare system.