Assemblymember Brian Jones

  1. SACRAMENTO, CA – On a strict party-line vote, the State Legislature passed a bill to ban single-use plastic bags. In today’s “Are You Kidding Me?” segment, Assemblyman Jones (R-Santee) questions how replacing one type of plastic bag to another will alter someone's shopping routine.

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  2. As the representative for our country’s second largest community of Chaldean Americans, I am pleased that our State Assembly recognizes the violence in Iraq and the great need for our country to stand against genocide and religious persecution. The United States Constitution’s First Amendment allows Americans the right to worship freely; it is our duty as Americans to act now to secure safe havens for those claiming amnesty from Iraq.

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  3. Assemblyman Jones, quoting the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution says, "I know there are members on this floor who misunderstand the Second Amendment and I know there are members on this floor who hate the Second Amendment, and you know what - that's okay - you can misunderstand it, and you can hate it because that's your First Amendment right under the U.S. Constitution given to us by our Founders. But what you cannot do - what you do not have the authority to do - is to infringe it."

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  4. SACRAMENTO, CA – On a strict party-line vote this week, the State Legislature passed a bill requiring Juvenile Detention Facilities to register young offenders to vote. In today’s “Are You Kidding Me?” segment, Assemblyman Jones (R-Santee) questions the intent of the bill and instead calls on the Legislature to provide an education system that compels youth to make their own decisions for their future. “Since 2012, eligible citizens of California have been able to register to vote online, making the registration process especially easy,” said Assemblyman Jones. “But this won’t change California’s woefully embarrassing turnout of only 25.1 percent this past June. Let’s be real – this is just another tactic for the liberals to move their progressive agenda forward. There are far better ways to serve our detained youth.”

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  5. SACRAMENTO, CA – In today’s “Are You Kidding Me?” segment, Assemblyman Jones (R-Santee) questions why Democrats in the Legislature passed a bill removing local school districts ability to save money in case of an economic downturn.

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Assemblymember Brian Jones

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Brian, a long time resident of East County was elected to the Santee City Council in November 2002 and re-elected in 2006. He currently served as the city's representative on the Mission Trails Regional Park Task Force, Santee Elementary School District…


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Brian, a long time resident of East County was elected to the Santee City Council in November 2002 and re-elected in 2006. He currently served as the city's representative on the Mission Trails Regional Park Task Force, Santee Elementary School District Conference Committee, the Santee Library Committee, the Goodan Ranch Policy Committee, and as a representative on the Metropolitan Transit Services Board. Prior to his election to the Santee City Council, he was a member of SPARC (Santee Parks and Recreation Committee) and served as a commissioner on the Mobile Home Fair Practices Commission.

Brian's service at Santee City Hall allowed him the unique opportunity to help design and implement a bright vision for the city's future. Through Brian's leadership, Santee has become one of the safest, most family-oriented communities in our region. As a Vice Mayor and City Councilman, Brian led the city's planning and approval of new retail projects, the Town Center Corporate Campus, long awaited move-up housing and the new YMCA Aquatic Center and Santee Sports Park. In addition, the assessed property value in Santee increased by $1 billion, a 25% increase, in just four years.

Through real-life private and public sector experiences, Brian has developed the strong convictions he holds in free market principals and the need for government reform to eliminate red tape and reduce taxes. His experience as a local elected official has strengthened his resolve to restore local decision making and bring our tax monies home to meet local needs.

Brian has been a Santee resident since 1978. He attended Santee Elementary, Cajon Park Jr. High, and Santana High School. After graduating from high school, Brian attended San Diego State University and earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration. As Brian and his wife, Heather, began their family, they purposely chose Santee (Heather also grew up in Santee and is a Santana graduate) as the community in which they wanted to raise their family. Brian and Heather have lived in the same neighborhood for the last twelve years while raising their three children.

Brian is a member of Board of Directors for Boys and Girls Club. He is also a member of the South Bay Rod and Gun Club, and in his spare time, he enjoys mountain biking, off-roading, swimming and playing with his family.

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