Gerald C. Boursiquot
Candidate for Assembly District 75
Gerald C. Boursiquot is a Democrat running for Assembly District 75 in 2026. Per his Ballotpedia page, he served in the U.S. Air Force from 2008 to 2023. He now works in IT. He has lived in North County San Diego since 2014. Ballotpedia's page, based on his own campaign notes, says he grew up in Spring Valley, New York. It says he is the child of Haitian immigrants. It says he was the first in his family to earn a college degree. He does not hold public office now. This looks like his first run for office. As of this research, his campaign site was still a 'launching soon' page. That limited what could be confirmed beyond the Ballotpedia page. Home: North County San Diego, California. Occupation: IT worker; a retired Air Force veteran, served 2008 to 2023. Prior office: none. This is his first run; no past office was found.
On the issues
- Economy & Jobs
Supports bringing new job centers to North and East San Diego County to reduce commuting and highway congestion, offering business incentives for local hiring, and protecting workers' right to unionize for fair wages and safe workplaces.
Source → - Taxes & Cost of Living
Supports tax relief for military veterans and families, hospital-billing and pharmaceutical-pricing transparency, and audits of school district budgets to reduce waste.
Source → - Housing & Homelessness
Advocates expanding affordable housing so that 'housing will be available to all who need it without cost,' with funding targeted at veterans, farmworkers, and seniors, citing his own experience with homelessness while serving in the military.
Source → - Health & Health Care
Supports expanding mental health services for veterans and increasing transparency in hospital billing and pharmaceutical pricing.
Source → - Education & Schools
Supports full funding for K-12 schools and colleges paired with mandatory audits of school district budgets to eliminate waste and prioritize student needs.
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