Steven Ding

Economy Steve Ding defines affordability the way families do: being able to pay the bills, raise a family, and plan for the future without one emergency wiping you out. That means speeding up sensible housing approvals, cutting unnecessary red tape and fees, protecting water reliability, and building a local economy that creates steady jobs. Housing He’s focused on what delivers real progress: accountable oversight of existing homelessness, mental-health, and housing funds so resources go where they’re supposed to go — treatment, job preparation, and stable housing. Economy Standing with agriculture means more than working a piece of land; it means defending water reliability, protecting prime farmland from reckless development, and keeping agriculture strong in every policy room where its future is being decided. Housing Steve’s goal is simple: measurable outcomes, transparent spending, and a system that helps people move off the street and back into stability. Criminal Justice / Public Safety Steve’s focus is on making sure the people who run toward danger have the staffing, support, and tools to do the job.