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Assembly District 77
Republican Brian Maienschein currently represents Assembly District 77 and will not be termed out until 2024. Maienschein is expected to easily win re-election in 2016.
District Summary
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Voter Registration
Total Voters - 259,108 Democrat - 29.85% Republican - 36.35% No Party Preference - 28.97% |
Demographics
White - 57.53% Latino - 12.47% Black - 3.06% Asian - 24.89% |
Citizen Voting Age Population
Latino - 9.38% Black - 2.65% Asian - 16.88% |
Counties
San Diego |
Major Cities
San Diego Poway |
District Vote History
2014
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Assembly District 77
Brian Maienschein (R) - 66% RJ Hernandez (D) - 34% |
Governor
Jerry Brown (D) - 49% Neel Kashkari (R) - 51% |
Secretary of State
Alex Padilla (D) - 42% Pete Peterson (R) - 58% |
Proposition 46: MICRA
Yes - 27% No - 73% |
2012
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Assembly District 77
Brian Maienschein (R) - 60% RJ Hernandez (D) - 40% |
U.S. President
Barack Obama (D) - 48% Mitt Romney (R) - 50% |
U.S. Senator
Diane Feinstein (D) - 51% Elizabeth Emken (R) - 49% |
Proposition 30: Income and Sales Tax Increase
Yes - 44% No - 56% |
Brian Maienschein Biography
In November of 2012, Brian Maienschein was elected as Assemblyman for the 77th District, winning with a record number of votes in the district. Prior to being elected as an Assemblyman, Maienschein was selected as San Diego’s first Commissioner on Homelessness. The program he created received a Golden Watchdog award from the San Diego County Taxpayers Association for its success in reducing homelessness and savings millions of dollars in taxpayer money.
Brian was elected to the San Diego City Council in November 2000 with 63% of the vote, the most ever received by a non-incumbent, and was re-elected without opposition in 2004 to represent the San Diego City Council’s Fifth District. In the course of both elections, he received the highest number of votes ever cast for a City Council candidate.
During his tenure on the City Council, Brian preserved over 11,000 acres in the San Pasqual Valley from development. He secured the opening of State Route 56 and made numerous infrastructure improvements throughout his district. He is most well known for his outstanding response to two wildfires that swept through his district, the Cedar Fire in 2003 and the Witch Creek Fire in 2007. Brian and his staff walked the burned-out neighborhood streets themselves to create a list of the homes that had been destroyed and got this news out to his constituents before they were allowed to return. In the fire’s aftermath, he set up a one-stop shop for disaster victims to lead the rebuilding efforts. The plan he created is now viewed as a national model for disaster response.
Prior to serving on the City Council, Brian was the Executive Director of Youth Court, an innovative program that has forged a partnership between law enforcement, schools, and community groups to get first-time juvenile offenders back on track. For his work with the program, Brian received the District Attorney’s Crime Victims Rights Award. As a Councilmember, he expanded the program throughout San Diego. Thousands of San Diego students have now been through the program.
In recognition of his hard work on behalf of our community, Maienschein received the 2003 Legislator of the Year Award by the American Planning Association. He has also been named one of the Top 50 People to Watch in San Diego by San Diego Magazine and was the recipient of the Top 40 under 40 Leadership Award by San Diego Metropolitan Magazine. Brian was named one of San Diego Magazine’s 50 People to Watch in 2011, receiving this prestigious recognition for a second time. Recently, Maienschein received the Channel 10 News Leadership Award and was named one of San Diego’s 2012 Top Influentials by The Daily Transcript.
Brian teaches a course on Election Law at the University of San Diego Law School and California Western School of Law.
A graduate of the University of California, Santa Barbara and California Western School of Law, Brian’s proudest accomplishments are his two daughters, Taylin and Brenna.
Brian was elected to the San Diego City Council in November 2000 with 63% of the vote, the most ever received by a non-incumbent, and was re-elected without opposition in 2004 to represent the San Diego City Council’s Fifth District. In the course of both elections, he received the highest number of votes ever cast for a City Council candidate.
During his tenure on the City Council, Brian preserved over 11,000 acres in the San Pasqual Valley from development. He secured the opening of State Route 56 and made numerous infrastructure improvements throughout his district. He is most well known for his outstanding response to two wildfires that swept through his district, the Cedar Fire in 2003 and the Witch Creek Fire in 2007. Brian and his staff walked the burned-out neighborhood streets themselves to create a list of the homes that had been destroyed and got this news out to his constituents before they were allowed to return. In the fire’s aftermath, he set up a one-stop shop for disaster victims to lead the rebuilding efforts. The plan he created is now viewed as a national model for disaster response.
Prior to serving on the City Council, Brian was the Executive Director of Youth Court, an innovative program that has forged a partnership between law enforcement, schools, and community groups to get first-time juvenile offenders back on track. For his work with the program, Brian received the District Attorney’s Crime Victims Rights Award. As a Councilmember, he expanded the program throughout San Diego. Thousands of San Diego students have now been through the program.
In recognition of his hard work on behalf of our community, Maienschein received the 2003 Legislator of the Year Award by the American Planning Association. He has also been named one of the Top 50 People to Watch in San Diego by San Diego Magazine and was the recipient of the Top 40 under 40 Leadership Award by San Diego Metropolitan Magazine. Brian was named one of San Diego Magazine’s 50 People to Watch in 2011, receiving this prestigious recognition for a second time. Recently, Maienschein received the Channel 10 News Leadership Award and was named one of San Diego’s 2012 Top Influentials by The Daily Transcript.
Brian teaches a course on Election Law at the University of San Diego Law School and California Western School of Law.
A graduate of the University of California, Santa Barbara and California Western School of Law, Brian’s proudest accomplishments are his two daughters, Taylin and Brenna.
Brian Maienschein Political History
2000-2008: San Diego City Council Member
2008: Unsuccessfully Ran for San Diego City Attorney
2009-2012: San Diego County Plan to End Chronic Homelessness Commissioner
2012-Present: California State Assemblymember
2008: Unsuccessfully Ran for San Diego City Attorney
2009-2012: San Diego County Plan to End Chronic Homelessness Commissioner
2012-Present: California State Assemblymember
Brian Maienschein Statement of Economic Interest (Form 700)
Committee Membership
Local Government -Chair
Health -Vice Chair
Human Services -Member
Judiciary -Member
Select Committee on Biotechnology -Member
Select Committee on Campus Climate -Member
Select Committee on Delinquency Prevention and Youth Development -Member
Select Committee on Higher Education in San Diego County -Member
Select Committee on Mental and Behavioral Health -Member
Select Committee on Youth and Californias Future -Member
Health -Vice Chair
Human Services -Member
Judiciary -Member
Select Committee on Biotechnology -Member
Select Committee on Campus Climate -Member
Select Committee on Delinquency Prevention and Youth Development -Member
Select Committee on Higher Education in San Diego County -Member
Select Committee on Mental and Behavioral Health -Member
Select Committee on Youth and Californias Future -Member
Brian Maienschein Staff
Capitol Office 916-319-2077
Erin Donnette- Capitol Director (erin.donnette@asm.ca.gov)
Matt Easley- Legislative Aide (matt.easley@asm.ca.gov)
Rachel Simons- Scheduler (rachel.simons@asm.ca.gov)
Brandon Marchy - Legislative Aide (brandon.marchy@asm.ca.gov)
Natalie Buchbinder - Fellow (natalie.buchbinder@asm.ca.gov)
San Diego Office 858-675-0077
Lance Witmondt- Chief of Staff (lance.witmondt@asm.ca.gov)
Michael Lieberman- Field Representative (michael.lieberman@asm.ca.gov)
Rob Knudsen- Field Representative (rob.knudsen@asm.ca.gov)
Erin Donnette- Capitol Director (erin.donnette@asm.ca.gov)
Matt Easley- Legislative Aide (matt.easley@asm.ca.gov)
Rachel Simons- Scheduler (rachel.simons@asm.ca.gov)
Brandon Marchy - Legislative Aide (brandon.marchy@asm.ca.gov)
Natalie Buchbinder - Fellow (natalie.buchbinder@asm.ca.gov)
San Diego Office 858-675-0077
Lance Witmondt- Chief of Staff (lance.witmondt@asm.ca.gov)
Michael Lieberman- Field Representative (michael.lieberman@asm.ca.gov)
Rob Knudsen- Field Representative (rob.knudsen@asm.ca.gov)
Brian Maienschein Social Media
2016 Election Outlook
Candidates
Brian Maienschein (R) - Incumbent
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