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DESCRIPTION:Update from Sacramento by Senator Tim Grayson\, California Sena
 te District 9\n\nSenate District 09: Senator Grayson\n\nTim Grayson has be
 en a licensed general building contractor for nearly 30 years and operates
  his own small business.  In 2010\, he was elected to the Concord City Cou
 ncil\, winning reelection in 2014 and eventually serving as the City&rsquo
 \;s Mayor. From 2016 to 2024\, Grayson served in the California Assembly. 
 In 2024\, he was elected to the California Senate.  \n\nIn the Assembly\, 
 he authored and passed historic legislation to build more affordable housi
 ng\, establish statewide rent protections\, and increase access to effecti
 ve mental health services. He passed legislation to end predatory lending 
 and rein in the payday loan industry. He was at the forefront of the effor
 t to create a new budget reserve account to complement the state&rsquo\;s 
 constitutionally capped Rainy Day Fund. He and his wife of more than 30 ye
 ars\, Tammy\, have two children and live in Concord.\n
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SUMMARY:Senator Tim Grayson: Update from Sacramento
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h3>Update from Sacramento by Senator Tim Gray
 son\, California Senate District 9</h3>\n\n<h4><a href="https://sd09.senat
 e.ca.gov/">Senate District 09: Senator Grayson</a></h4>\n\n<p>Tim Grayson 
 has been a licensed general building contractor for nearly 30 years and op
 erates his own small business.&nbsp\; In 2010\, he was elected to the Conc
 ord City Council\, winning reelection in 2014 and eventually serving as th
 e City&rsquo\;s Mayor. From 2016 to 2024\, Grayson served in the Californi
 a Assembly. In 2024\, he was elected to the California Senate. &nbsp\;</p>
 \n\n<p>In the Assembly\, he authored and passed historic legislation to bu
 ild more affordable housing\, establish statewide rent protections\, and i
 ncrease access to effective mental health services. He passed legislation 
 to end predatory lending and rein in the payday loan industry. He was at t
 he forefront of the effort to create a new budget reserve account to compl
 ement the state&rsquo\;s constitutionally capped Rainy Day Fund.&nbsp\;He 
 and his wife of more than 30 years\, Tammy\, have two children and live in
  Concord.</p>\n
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