Joaquín Arámbula has represented District 31 since he won a 2016 special election when the previous officeholder resigned to take a private job. The district is nested entirely within Fresno County, including a big chunk of the city of Fresno, a part of Clovis and the cities of Selma, Fowler, Parlier, Sanger and Orange Cove. Arámbula can seek another two-year term in 2026 before he is termed out of office. Since the special election, he has always gotten more than 60% of the vote in a district that is heavily Latino (68.4% are Latino) and Democrat (47.% of registered voters are in his party, 26.7% are Republican, and 21.3% are registered with no party preference.)
Fresno welcomes first Sikh judge: Raj Singh Badhesha appointed by Governor Gavin Newsom
Governor Gavin Newsom announced the appointment of Raj Singh Badhesha to serve as Fresno County Superior Court’s newest judge on Friday. He is currently serving as the Chief Assistant City…