Heidi Hall earned a degree in international relations from Pomona College and graduate degrees from Columbia University and Rutgers. She is a mother of two.

Heidi has experience working in various environmental roles, including the Environmental Protection Agency.

Heidi has served as a Nevada County Supervisor.

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Heidi Hall

Heidi Hall is currently Chair of the Nevada County Board of Supervisors representing Nevada County. She was first elected to the board eight years ago, winning her first election without a runoff, and has served since then. She is chair of the board of supervisors.

Supports unions and said, "Good-paying union jobs are essential in keeping California strong and our state running. All workers should have the right to organize and deserve a safe workplace, fair wages, and retirement security."

Said, "I’ll work to strengthen our middle class and get our economy back on track so we can all afford to live stress-free and so that our children have the opportunity to find success. And I’ll stand up to utility companies to stop their aggressive rate hikes."

Supports streamlining regulations and assisting the housing industry to build more affordable housing options to ensure everyone has a chance at the American Dream.

Supports effective water management to sustain California's agricultural economy and provide farmers and ranchers with necessary resources.

Supports balancing water resource management to support local economies and agriculture while protecting natural resources.

Supports investing in green infrastructure to create jobs, improve energy efficiency, and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

Plans to reduce bureaucratic hurdles for small businesses.

Supports eliminating subsidies for coal and oil.

Supports investing more in fuel mitigation in the Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI).

Wants to rebuild the insurance market and establish a state backstop.

Supports repealing tax cuts for billionaires.

Supports reducing taxes for the middle class.

Supports constructing more affordable housing.

Supports investing in first-time homebuyer funding.

Supports universal healthcare and would "cosponsor Medicare for All bill."

Supports access to abortion and wants to enshrine reproductive rights into law.

Supports investing in rural hospitals and clinics.

Supports fully funding and streamlining the path to citizenship.

Supports the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act, which would make it easier for employees to form unions.

Supports equal rights for the LGBTQ+ community.

Supports re-signing the Paris Climate Accords.

Supports investing in green energy and green jobs.

Supports investing more in fuel mitigation in the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI).

Supports repopulating and fully funding the U.S. Forest Service.

Supports stopping arms transfers to Israel.

Supports funding and increasing aid to Gaza.

Supports providing humanitarian, financial, and defensive aid to Ukraine.

Supports securing the release of prisoners of war and political detainees.

Supports the repatriation of Ukrainian children who have been forcibly deported by Russia.

Supports investing in stable funding for homelessness at the county and city levels.

Supports funding home teams to address homelessness.

Supports funding transitional housing and shelters.

Supports fully funding mental health, substance abuse, and job services.

Believes addressing homelessness requires multiple avenues of support, including shelter and mental health resources.

Supports making housing more affordable and increasing funding for mental health services to help prevent homelessness.

Opposes selling public lands, saying it will "devastate mountain towns, ruin local economies, and destroy our common resources."

Supports background checks and banning assault weapons.

Supports gun control measures such as background checks and an assault weapons ban.

Believes addressing homelessness is crucial for public safety and supports providing multiple avenues of assistance, including shelter and mental health resources, to help people achieve stability.

Supports making housing more affordable and increasing funding for mental health services to address homelessness.

Supports preserving public lands, saying "Selling parts of these precious jewels off will devastate mountain towns, ruin local economies, and destroy our common resources."

Supports universal healthcare and access to medical marijuana.

Supports fully funding veterans services.

Supports reforming and streamlining the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Supports efforts to return Ukrainian children who have been forcibly deported by Russia.

Supports providing mental health resources to address homelessness.

Supports funding housing programs in urban and rural areas.

Supports banning stock trading by Congress members and presidential appointees, reducing corporate lobbyist influence on political campaigns, and addressing "dark money" political spending.

Supports campaign finance reform and transparency, and has pledged not to accept contributions from corporate PACs, "dark money" organizations, or the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).

Supports term limits for Supreme Court justices, expanding the Supreme Court, and making ethics rules enforceable.

Supports banning stock trading by Congress members.

Supports reducing the influence of "dark money" in politics.

Heidi is from Grass Valley, California. She attended Pomona College. She has a bachelor's degree in international relations from Pomona College. She has a master's degree in international relations from Columbia University. She has a master's degree in public policy from Rutgers University. She lives with her husband, Enrique, and their blended family in Grass Valley. She attends church.

Supports repealing the "Billionaire Tax Cuts."

Supports increasing housing vouchers and rent controls.

Supports fully funding public lands agencies.

Supports access to abortion and wants to "enshrine reproductive rights into law."

Supports fully funding veterans' healthcare services.

Supports improving the Veterans Affairs (VA) healthcare system.

Supports the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act, which would make it easier for employees to form unions and collectively bargain with their employers.

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