California 95.85%
Texas 2.47%
Nevada 1.19%
Idaho 0.25%
New York 0.25%
California Board of EqualizationCandidate for Member, District 1
Ted Gaines
Board of Equalization Member
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My Top 3 Priorities
- I’m a tax-cutting, tough-on-crime public servant who will stand up for what’s right.
- It’s time for lower taxes, defending Prop. 13, safer streets, cheaper gas, parent-powered schools, real homeless solutions, and a secure border.
- Let’s turn California around and make it a Golden State once again!
Experience
Experience
Profession:Member, California State Board of Equalization
Owner, Gaines Insurance Agency (1990–current)
Board Member, California State Board of Equalization — Elected position (2019–current)
California State Senator, Senate District 1 — Elected position (2011–2019)
California State Assemblymember, Assembly District 4 — Elected position (2006–2011)
Supervisor, Placer County Board of Supervisors — Elected position (2000–2006)
Member, City of Roseville Planning Commission — Appointed position (1997–1999)
Education
Lewis & Clark College — Bachelor of Arts (current)
Who supports this candidate?
Organizations (3)
Elected Officials (8)
Who gave money to this candidate?
Contributions
Total money raised: $202,702
Top contributors that gave money to support the candidate, by organization:
1
Pacific Coast Building Products and employees
$17,200
2
Personal Insurance Federation of California
$8,500
3
Employees of CEO
$8,100
4
Employees of Mansour Company
$7,500
5
Auburn Manor Holding Corporation
$5,000
5
BNSF Railway
$5,000
5
Golden Bear Insurance
$5,000
5
Employees of Kirkland & Ellis
$5,000
5
Robert Craig Films LLC
$5,000
More information about contributions
By State:
By Size:
Large contributions (99.85%)
Small contributions (0.15%)
By Type:
From organizations (47.36%)
From individuals (52.64%)
Source: MapLight analysis of data from the California Secretary of State.
