The Fowler Fights For You Campaign is honored to announce the endorsement of California Attorney General Kamala Harris. Carolyn was very active and instrumental in helping to deliver Los Angeles County for the AG's 2010 campaign. "I am truly honored to have the Attorney General's support. She knows how proud we are of her work thus far and we look forward to seeing more great things from her as she fights daily to protect Californians," says Carolyn Fowler, candidate for CDP Secretary.
It is also an honor and pleasure to have the support of Assemblywoman Nancy Skinner of the 15th A.D. Nancy has been a long time party activist and businesswoman. Elected to the Assembly in 2008, Nancy Skinner represents AD 15 incorporating the East Bay communities that stretch along the I-80 corridor from Hercules to Oakland. Nancy currently chairs the Assembly Rules Committee setting the rules of the house, assigning bills to committees and overseeing Assembly personnel, budgets, and other administrative functions. Skinner formerly served as Chair of the Assembly's Natural Resources Committee.
More on A.G. Harris. On January 3, 2011, Kamala D. Harris was sworn in as the 32nd Attorney General of the State of California. She is the first woman, the first African American, and the first South Asian to hold the office in the history of California. As chief law enforcement officer for the state, Attorney General Harris has focused on combating transnational gangs that are trafficking guns, drugs, and human beings throughout California. She has worked to increase the adoption of technology and data-driven policing to assist law enforcement in the efficient investigation and prosecution of crime, and has traveled to every region of California to expand partnerships with local law enforcement. As chief lawyer for the people of California, Attorney General Harris has led a bold response to the state’s foreclosure crisis. She has expanded prosecutions of mortgage-related fraud and crime by establishing a multi-divisional Mortgage Fraud Strike Force. On behalf of California homeowners, she secured an estimated $18 billion from the nation’s banks as part of the recent National Mortgage Settlement, including $12 billion in principal reductions. To restore transparency and fairness to the mortgage and foreclosure system, she wrote the nation’s most comprehensive package of foreclosure reforms—the California Homeowner Bill of Rights—and fought successfully for its passage through the California Legislature and saw it signed into law.
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