Though Santa Cruz in the past has been historically conservative, after the 1950's, the city became what most people would call a "Hippy Town." The politics of the people tend to be to the far left, and this is reflected in the city's elected leaders and the political representation of the county in general.
Local Political History
Political Parties
Presently Elected Officials
U.S. House of Representatives
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Anna G. Eshoo Congresswoman, 14th Congressional District
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Sam Farr Congressman, 17th Congressional District
State Assembly
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Bill Monning Assembly member, 27th Assembly District
State Senate
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Abel Maldonado State Senator, 15th Senate District
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Joe Simitian State Senator, 11th Senate District
County Board of Supervisors
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John Leopold County Supervisor, First Supervisorial District
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Ellen Pirie County Supervisor, Second Supervisorial District
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Neal Coonerty County Supervisor, Third Supervisorial District
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Tony Campos County Supervisor, Fourth Supervisorial District
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Mark W. Stone County Supervisor, Fifth Supervisorial District
Santa Cruz City Council
Past Elected Officials
Political Groups & Organizations
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Citizens Organized for Responsible Ecology A San Lorenzo Valley based group
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Homeless United for Friendship and Freedom Fighting for the rights of the Santa Cruz homeless and poor
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Santa Cruz Anti-Imperialist LeagueVoter Registration
Other Resources
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