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Summary

Biographical

Family:

Press Releases

Education

• California State University, Los Angeles - BA (1965)

Office History

Election Results

• 2021 (Nov. 3, 2020 election)

  40th Congressional District of California
  Lucille Elsa Roybal-Allard, 72.74%

  Democrat
  C. Antonio Delgado, 27.26%

  Republican

• 2019 (Nov. 6, 2018 election)

  40th Congressional District of California
  Lucille Elsa Roybal-Allard, 77.35%

  Democrat
  Rodolfo Cortes Barragan, 22.65%

  Green

• 2017 (Nov. 8, 2016 election)

  40th Congressional District of California
  Lucille Elsa Roybal-Allard, 71.37%

  Democrat
  Roman Gabriel Gonzalez, 28.63%

  Non-designated

• 2015 (Nov. 4, 2014 election)

  40th Congressional District of California
  Lucille Elsa Roybal-Allard, 61.18%

  Democrat
  David Sanchez, 38.82%

  Democrat

• 2013 (Nov. 6, 2012 election)

  40th Congressional District of California
  Lucille Elsa Roybal-Allard, 58.89%

  Democrat
  David Sanchez, 41.11%

  Democrat

• 2011 (Nov. 2, 2010 election)

  34th Congressional District of California
  Lucille Elsa Roybal-Allard, 77.23%

  Democrat
  Wayne Miller, 22.77%

  Republican

• 2009 (Nov. 4, 2008 election)

  34th Congressional District of California
  Lucille Elsa Roybal-Allard, 77.09%

  Democrat
  Christopher Balding, 22.91%

  Republican

• 2007 (Nov. 7, 2006 election)

  34th Congressional District of California
  Lucille Elsa Roybal-Allard, 76.80%

  Democrat
  Wayne Miller, 23.20%

  Republican

• 2005 (Nov. 2, 2004 election)

  34th Congressional District of California
  Lucille Elsa Roybal-Allard, 74.49%

  Democrat
  Wayne Miller, 25.51%

  Republican

• 2003 (Nov. 5, 2002 election)

  34th Congressional District of California
  Lucille Elsa Roybal-Allard, 74.04%

  Democrat
  Wayne Miller, 25.96%

  Republican

• 2001 (Nov. 7, 2000 election)

  33rd Congressional District of California
  Lucille Elsa Roybal-Allard, 84.55%

  Democrat
  Wayne Miller, 11.54%

  Republican
  Nathan Thomas Craddock, 2.24%

  Libertarian
  Charles William Harpur, 1.68%

  Natural Law

• 1999 (Nov. 3, 1998 election)

  33rd Congressional District of California
  Lucille Elsa Roybal-Allard, 87.19%

  Democrat
  Wayne Miller, 12.81%

  Republican

• 1997 (Nov. 5, 1996 election)

  33rd Congressional District of California
  Lucille Elsa Roybal-Allard, 82.10%

  Democrat
  John P Leonard, 14.09%

  Republican
  Howard Johnson, 3.81%

  Libertarian

• 1995 (Nov. 8, 1994 election)

  33rd Congressional District of California
  Lucille Elsa Roybal-Allard, 81.46%

  Democrat
  Kermit Booker, 18.54%

  Peace and Freedom

• 1993 (Nov. 3, 1992 election)

  33rd Congressional District of California
  Lucille Elsa Roybal-Allard, 63.04%

  Democrat
  Robert Guzman, 30.38%

  Republican
  Tim Delia, 4.20%

  Peace and Freedom
  Dale S Olvera, 2.37%

  Libertarian

Associated Organizations

• Leadership Responsibility and Action PAC

• Lucille Roybal-Allard for Congress (California)

• Smithsonian Institution (2019-)

  Member, Board of Regents

• Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute Inc. (Dec. 2010-)

  Member, Advisory Council

Awards

• Democracy Award for Member Lifetime Achievement (Congressional Management Foundation) (Sept. 2022)

• Spirit of Enterprise Award (U.S. Chamber of Commerce) (June 2020)

• Felicitas and Gonzalo Mendez Award (InnerCity Struggle (Los Angeles, Calif.)) (Oct. 2019)

• Distinguished Community Health Advocate Award (National Association of Community Health Centers Inc.) (2017)

• Distinguished Service Award (Voices for National Service) (2016)

• Empowerment Award (AltaMed Women's Health Policy Forum) (2015)

• Congressional Leadership Award (Tahirih Justice Center) (April 2014)

• Excellence in Public Service Award (Population Association of America) (March 2014)

• National Leader Award (Hispanic Dental Association) (2014)

• Leadership Award (Cuban American National Council Inc.) (March 2013)

• Impact Award (National Hispanic Media Coalition) (Nov. 2012)

• Brotherhood Award (YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles) (Jan. 2011)

• Legislative Leader Award (Humane Society Legislative Fund) (2011)

• Champion for Children (First Focus Campaign for Children) (2011)

• Mujeres de Paz (Women for Peace) Award (East Los Angeles Women's Center) (2011)

• Mujer Leadership Award (National Hispana Leadership Institute) (2011)

• HERO Award (Valley Economic Development Center) (2011)

• Alcohol Policy Champion Award (U.S. Alcohol Policy Alliance) (2011)

• Award for Excellence in Public Service (Consortium for School Networking) (2010)

• Excellence in Government Award (Baker Commodities Inc.) (2010)

• California Federal Advocacy Leadership Award (​American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network Inc.) (2010)

• Dedication Award (National Association of Hispanic Nurses) (2010)

• Visionary of the Year (Enterprise Community Partners Inc.) (2010)

• Woman of the Year (Rio Hondo (Calif.) Boys and Girls Club) (2010)

• Mary Eliza Mahoney Award (National Minority Quality Forum/Congressional Black Caucus Foundation/Congressional Black Caucus Health Braintrust) (2010)

• Justice Award (Los Angeles Center for Law and Justice) (2009)

• Legislative Champions for Maternal and Child Health Award (Association of Maternal & Child Health Programs) (2009)

• Public Policy Leadership Award (Grifols Shared Services North America Inc.) (2009)

• Federal Policy Maker Award (State Educational Technology Directors Association) (2009)

• Go For Broke Award (Go for Broke National Education Center) (2009)

• Bridge Award (Boyle Heights Technology Youth Center) (2009)

• Lifetime Achievement Award (National Hispanic Council on Aging) (2009)

• Building a Community of Peace Award (Su Casa ~ Ending Domestic Violence) (2009)

• Special Recognition Award (Bienestar Human Services Inc.) (2009)

• Job Corps Champion Award (Job Corps) (2009)

• Legislator of the Year Award (National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare) (2009)

• Distinguished Public Health Legislator of the Year Award (American Public Health Association) (2009)

• Distinguished Community Health Defender Award (National Association of Community Health Centers Inc.) (2009)

• Groundwater Ambassador Award (Water Replenishment District of Southern California) (March 2008)

• Congresswoman of the Year Award (West Basin Municipal Water District (California)) (2008)

• Legislator of the Year (Computer Using Educators) (2008)

• Policy Hero Award (Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County (Calif.)) (2008)

• Elected Leader of the Year Award (Southern California Leadership Network) (Dec. 2007)

• Public Affairs Leadership Award (March of Dimes Inc.) (2007)

• Legislative Excellence Award (National Beer Wholesalers Association) (2007)

• Congressional Champions Award (National Coalition for Cancer Research) (May 2005)

• Legislative Environmental Achievement Award (Sierra Club California) (1992)

Official Signature

Privately Financed Travel

13 trips taken between 2000 - 2013 costing $50,507

See map of trips

Personal Financial Disclosures

Disclosures as a member:

Congressional Staff

Caught Our Eye

• House LA continues his education with advocacy group

  Posted by Keturah Hetrick on Feb. 24, 2020
  A Democratic aide is getting a new education off the Hill. read more

• Freshman members have some of the best-educated offices in Congress - and some of the worst

  Posted by Keturah Hetrick on April 1, 2019
  Half of Congress's ten most-educated staff rosters belong to freshman members. Of those with the ten lowest education levels, three are freshman offices. read more

• In hiring, Dems emphasize education over GOP offices

  Posted by Keturah Hetrick on Oct. 1, 2018
  When it comes to filling their staff rosters, congressional members of both parties have the pick of the litter. But, as yet another sign of the sharply divided times we live in, Democratic lawmakers surround themselves by staff with far more formal education than do Republicans, according to a new LegiStorm tool. read more

• Center for American Progress hires Udall legislative assistant

  Posted by Jenna Ebersole on Aug. 25, 2015
  A longtime legislative staffer for Sen. Tom Udall (D-N.M.) has exited the Hill for a government affairs position with the left-leaning Center for American Progress. read more

• Republicans outpace Democrats in statements mourning Nunnelee

  Posted by Jenna Ebersole on Feb. 11, 2015
  In today's polarized Congress, partisanship can extend even beyond this life. read more

• Awarding-winning Hill press aide goes to media-lobbying firm

  Posted by Nate Hoffman on Feb. 28, 2014
  Rep. Lucille Roybal-Allard's (D-Calif.) communication director for the past two years has parted ways with Congress for an opportunity with a media-oriented organization. read more