Right out of the gate, I’m going to ask you an important and timely question: Have you voted in the 2025 Statewide Election? The deadline to have your voice counted is today at 8pm.
Eight of nine bills sent to Governor Newsom by Senator Reyes have been signed into law.
Now that the Legislature’s work in Sacramento is complete for the remainder of 2025 (and we wait patiently for the Governor’s signature on our bills), you’re going to be seeing a lot more of me here in the district.
Jeff Horseman interviewed Senator Reyes about how she balanced cancer treatment with her duties as a State Senator.
Denise Berver from the Inland Empire Community News Group writes about the 20th Annual Relay for Life event.
2025 Legislation advances reforms to improve the public health and the environment, enhance public safety, and advance economic opportunity.
After fighting cancer for the last eight months, I returned to the Senate Floor just in time to vote in favor of some of California’s most pressing issues.
(SACRAMENTO) — Senator Eloise Gómez Reyes (D-Colton) issued the following statement in response to passage of the Election Rigging Response Act (ACA 8; SB 280; AB 604), which asks California voters to approve newly drawn congressional districts to counter-balance Texas Republicans’ mid-decade district gerrymandering and election rigging. If the Act is signed by Governor Newsom this week, a statewide measure will be on the ballot November 4.
Senator Eloise Gómez Reyes (D-Colton) issued a statement in response to violent attacks by United States Customs and Border Protection (CPB) agents on San Bernardino residents over the weekend. Agents responded to requests for identification and warrants by damaging private property and firing weapons and then called for the presence of San Bernardino Police under SB 54 with alleged claims of officer.
