Sacramento needs more strong, independent voices to challenge the dogma of the status quo. Glazer is our choice in the June 3 primary.

Tim Sbranti's leading allies, headed by the BART union, are running a tobacco smear campaign.  Already, they have spent $1.6 million dollars, produced at least 9 negative pieces of direct mail, and financed attack ads on television and radio.

Calling the campaign against me "steeped in hypocrisy", Dan Morain, the editorial editor of the Sacramento Bee, explains in his Sunday column what it means to be blackballed by organized labor.

With the latest $50,000 cash infusion, the campaign against the “wayward” Democrat has begun.

I am excited to share with you these mailers about me and my candidacy.

"This is a race that's going to be won or lost in June."

More and more, our legislators seem locked into their own corners, fixed into unmovable positions, unable to connect or compromise. How did it get so bad? And more importantly, how can we fix it?

"Special interests across the board play this game: If you want our endorsement, if you want our money, you need to answer these questions now - are you with us or against us? Many even assure candidates that they will keep these little commitments out of public view."

At the last Assembly District 16 debate Steve stood up for BART riders and made it clear that he supports a ban on transit strikes.

Steve Glazer calls on his fellow Assembly District 16 candidates to take independence pledge from special interests.