Jenny Leilani Callison
Candidate for Assembly District 11
Jenny Callison is a California native. She is a U.S. Army veteran. She holds an associate degree from Solano Community College. She earned it in 2009. She holds a bachelor's degree from California State University, Sacramento. She earned it in 2011. She also holds a master's degree from California State University, Sacramento. It is in Public Policy and Administration. She earned it in 2021. She has worked as a legislative committee consultant, including as chief consultant for the Senate Military and Veterans Affairs Committee. Callison previously ran for California State Assembly District 11 in 2022, as a No Party Preference candidate. In the 2026 primary for the same seat, Callison advanced to the general election. She received 26,106 votes (23.6%), according to the certified Statement of Vote. Incumbent Lori Wilson led with 72,397 votes (65.3%). A third candidate, Rochelle Conner, also ran with no party preference and received 12,334 votes (11.1%). Conner did not advance. The November 3, 2026 general election is a repeat matchup between Callison and Wilson. Home: Solano County, California, in the Assembly District 11 area. Occupation: associate consultant. Prior office: none held. She ran for this Assembly seat in 2022. She is not an incumbent.
On the issues
- Housing & Homelessness
Supports collaboration between public and private organizations to address housing affordability and homelessness in the district.
Source → - Public Safety & Policing
Emphasizes community collaboration alongside police accountability on public safety issues.
Source → - Health & Health Care
Supports expanding mental health services in the district through coordination among federal, state, and local government and non-profit organizations; separately supports expanded veterans' healthcare access.
Source → - Education & Schools
Supports school choice and parental choice in education while also supporting public schools and ensuring student access to Individualized Education Programs (IEPs).
Source → - Family & Social Services
Supports expanded access to services (healthcare, employment, education, housing) specifically for the district's veteran population.
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