Hilda Solis, the daughter of immigrants, was raised in her San Gabriel Valley working-class family. As a County Supervisor, United States Secretary of Labor, and lawmaker, Solis has always been an effective champion for expanded quality health care, new solutions to the homelessness and housing crises, reimagining public safety, cleaner air and water, immigrant rights, and better jobs and economic opportunities for all. .

After helping pass the Affordable Care Act as President Obama’s Secretary of Labor, Hilda led efforts to implement it and expand access to affordable healthcare in L.A. County as Supervisor.

To tackle the homelessness crisis, Solis helped pass Measure H, a groundbreaking effort bringing in hundreds of millions of dollars to house tens of thousands of people experiencing homelessness. And when COVID-19 struck, Solis helped launch Project Room Key to utilize empty hotels to provide shelter and keep workers on the job.

Solis became the first woman to receive the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award in 2000 for her pioneering work on environmental justice issues. 

Hilda Solis is a proven, effective progressive with unmatched experience in Congress, in the Cabinet, and now on the Board of Supervisors. We need to help re-elect her, because Hilda Solis is a strong voice for equality and justice for all.