RANCHO CUCAMONGA – In his campaign for re-election, taxpayer advocate and Assemblyman Marc Steinorth has received the unanimous endorsement of the Redlands City Council. The supporters of the first-term Assemblyman include, Redlands Mayor Paul Foster and Mayor Pro Tem Jon Harrison as well Councilmembers Pat Gilbreath, Paul Barich and John E. James.
“I supported Marc during his last campaign because I knew that his experience as a business owner separated him from any other candidate in the race,” said Councilwoman Gilbreath. “Since that time Marc has used this experience, as well as his passion for our region to begin bringing both jobs and opportunity back to our region.”
While in office, Steinorth has focused on common-sense reforms that benefit working families, namely housing affordability. His proposition to create a new Homeownership Savings Account would allow families to save more while cutting the red tape that has stymied new home construction and caused housing prices to rise faster than inflation.
“Marc has been an active and available representative of our community,” said Mayor Pro Tem Jon Harrison. “His willingness to work with everyone to get the job done is something I commend him for. Marc is a true advocate for our region and I am proud to support him in his re-election.”
Marc, his wife Maria and their two children live in Rancho Cucamonga. He represents the communities of Redlands, Highland, Rancho Cucamonga, Loma Linda and San Bernardino including the unincorporated areas of Mentone, Lytle Creek, Devore and portions of Phelan.
To learn more about Marc Steinorth, visit www.MarcSteinorth.com
