Alex Padilla in Survey of 2021 Senate campaign websites

On Civil Rights: Authored state law against from genetic discrimination

Harnessing technology and innovation: Educated as an engineer, he fought for the ethical advancement of science and technology. He authored legislation to protect Californians from discrimination based on their genetic information and wrote the bill mandating the deployment of a statewide Earthquake Early Warning System. Source: 2021 CA Senate campaign website Alex-Padilla.com Oct 5, 2021

On Education: Voted to better protect student athletes

Expanding educational opportunity: He passed bills to bridge the digital divide, expand access to college, help English Language Learners reach language proficiency, and better protect student athletes. Source: 2021 CA Senate campaign website Alex-Padilla.com Oct 5, 2021

On Energy & Oil: For expanding clean-tech manufacturing and solar power

Fighting climate change & protecting our environment: He passed legislation increasing California's renewable energy standards, expanding clean-tech manufacturing and solar power, developing clean fuels, and modernizing the electrical grid. He also passed the nation's first statewide ban on single use plastic bags. Source: 2021 CA Senate campaign website Alex-Padilla.com Oct 5, 2021

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