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Ian C. Calderon is a Democratic member of the California State Assembly, representing District 57. He was first elected to the chamber in 2012. Calderon currently serves as House majority leader.
Calderon comes from a politically-connected family. His father is Charles Calderon and his uncle is Ron Calderon.
Calderon earned his B.A. in political science and Communications from California State University-Long Beach.
Chair, Arts, Entertainment, Sports, Tourism, and Internet Media Committee, California State Assembly, present
Chair, Youth and California's Future Committee, California State Assembly, present
Former Member, Accountability and Administrative Review Committee, California State Assembly
Former Member, Arts Joint Committee, California State Assembly
Former Member, Emerging Technologies Committee, California State Assembly
Former Member, Emerging Technologies Committee, California State General Assembly
Former Member, Higher Education in San Diego County Committee, California State Assembly
Former Member, Human Rights, Diversity and Race Relations Committee, California State Assembly
Former 1st Vice Chair, Joint Committee on Arts, California State General Assembly
Former Member, Joint Committee on Rules, California State Assembly
Former Member, Rules Committee, California State General Assembly
Former Member, State Hospital and Developmental Center Safety Committee, California State Assembly
Former Member, Urban Rivers and Streams Committee, California State General Assembly
Former Member, Workforce Development and Diversity in the Innovation Economy Committee, California State General Assembly
Former Member, Youth and California's Future Committee, California State Assembly
Member, Appropriations
Member, Elections and Redistricting
Member, Insurance
Member, Privacy and Consumer Protection
Member, Select Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship
Chair, Select Committee on Technological Advances
Member, Select Committee on Waste Reduction and Recycling
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Type: concurrent resolution Chamber: lower
Type: resolution Chamber: lower
