Lindsey Horvath

Immigration Lindsey has been a leading force in resisting federal overreach and defending immigrant communities. Infrastructure / Transportation The Third District sits at the heart of that vision. From the San Fernando Valley to the Westside and through the Santa Monica Mountains, long commutes and disconnected communities have been a daily reality for too many people. Supervisor Lindsey Horvath is working to change that by advancing transit projects that shorten travel times, connect neighborhoods, and open up opportunity across the region. Infrastructure / Transportation Los Angeles County voters made a clear choice: invest in a transit system that helps people get where they need to go — to work, school, healthcare, and home — safely, reliably, and affordably. Housing From emergency response to long-term reform, Lindsey Horvath is fixing what’s broken and building a homelessness and housing system that works — for people, families, and communities across Los Angeles County. Environment / Energy Her approach is rooted in environmental justice — reducing harm, protecting natural resources, and making sure no community is left to face the climate crisis alone. Criminal Justice / Public Safety Lindsey is leading efforts to fully reform our youth justice system and remains committed to shutting down Men’s Central Jail. Abortion / Contraception Lindsey has fought to protect abortion access and reproductive freedom. Criminal Justice / Public Safety As a local official for over 15 years, she saw law enforcement become the default response for too many problems—things they were never meant or trained to handle. That’s why she’s working to secure resources toward mental health care, substance use support, and youth development—services that truly prevent harm. Healthcare Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath is leading efforts to build a more responsive, inclusive public health system that meets people where they are. Environment / Energy Looking beyond immediate recovery, Lindsey is ensuring LA County rebuilds stronger and safer for the future. She established an independent Blue Ribbon Commission on Climate Action and Fire Safe Recovery to center long-term resilience, climate readiness, and fire-safe rebuilding in every step forward. Environment / Energy From wildfires to water shortages, the climate crisis is already reshaping life in Los Angeles County — and Supervisor Lindsey Horvath is leading with urgency to protect communities and prepare for what’s ahead. Housing In her first term, Supervisor Horvath has fought to expand anti-eviction protections and supported rental relief for renters who continue to face this affordability crisis head on. She has also fought for stronger penalties for rent gouging while focusing on preventing the most vulnerable from falling into homelessness. .