The DeSaulnier Digest: Make Your Voice Heard This Election
As Election Day approaches, I encourage you to make your voice heard by heading to the polls or returning your ballot by Tuesday, November 5th. The right to vote is foundational to our democracy, and many Americans have fought for the right of all citizens to freely cast their ballots.
Today, October 21st is the deadline to register in advance to vote in California, and the last day to request a vote by mail ballot is next Tuesday, October 29th.
For more information about the election, how to cast your ballot, or to register to vote, click here.
Sincerely,
Mark DeSaulnier
Member of Congress
IN THE COMMUNITY
Mark Hosts Walk & Talk Town Hall in Lafayette
Congressman DeSaulnier held a Walk & Talk Town Hall at the Lafayette Reservoir to provide updates on his work in Congress and hear from constituents on issues important to them. The Congressman was joined by representatives from East Bay Municipal Utility District, who oversee the Lafayette Reservoir as well as North, his dog, and other canine friends who enjoyed the outdoors.
Congressman DeSaulnier Continues Business Listening Tour in Brentwood
Mark sat down with small business owners in downtown Brentwood to talk shop and discuss how he can support them through his work in Congress. As a former restaurant owner, the Congressman is dedicated to ensuring small businesses, the backbone of our communities, have access to the resources they need to succeed through the Small Business Administration. Mark stopped by Sip and Scoop California, Salt & Fig Marketplace, Boondoggies, and Zephyr Grill & Bar.
Mark Recognizes Local Congressional Award Recipients
Congressman DeSaulnier welcomed local students to his Walnut Creek Office to present The Congressional Award, United States Congress' only non-profit and highest honor for youth civilians. The Congressional Award recognizes initiative, service, and achievement in America's youth.
Congressman DeSaulnier Holds Mobile District Office Hours
During District Work Period, Mark hosted constituents for in-office and virtual meetings to talk about a variety of federal issues from housing and transportation to cross-cultural exchange.
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