Staring Monday, May 13 and going through Tuesday, June 5, we will be phone banking and stuffing envelopes every day from 12PM to 8:30PM at the Orange County Republican Party Headquarters. 

1422 Edinger, Suite 110
Tustin, CA 92780

For questions or to RSVP, call Daisy at (714) 943-3746 or email daisy@allanmansoor.com.

We will be walking in Newport Beach this Saturday, May 12 at 10:00 AM.

Meet at the Corona del Mar home of Rick Roshan
27 Half Moon Bay
Corona del Mar, CA 

RSVP to Daisy at (714) 943-3746 or daisy@allanmansoor.com.

Note: This Sunday (May 13) is Mother's Day, and we will not be walking.

"Those of us in coastal Orange County should be grateful that we have had a terrific legislator like Allan Mansoor representing us in Sacramento. I'm supporting him as much as I can and I hope everyone else does too."
Dana Rohrabacher, U.S. Congressman

“Allan Mansoor understands the importance of public safety. The no-nonsense approach he learned as a Deputy Sheriff is an asset in Sacramento where he is working to solve the fiscal problems that plague California.”
Sandra Hutchens, Orange County Sheriff

"Allan was instrumental in ending the 2009 tax increases, and we need him back in Sacramento to continue fighting for more fiscal responsibility."
Mimi Walters, CA State Senator

"Allan Mansoor has been one of the strongest voices in the Assembly in support of pension reform. We need Allan in Sacramento to continue to fight for important reform measures that will get California's fiscal house back in order."
Tom Harman, CA State Senator

"I trust Allan Mansoor to stand up for what is right, even when it is unpopular with those who want to preserve the status quo. He will stand up to special interest groups regardless of the consequences."
Don Hansen, Mayor Huntington Beach

"Allan Mansoor understands that great schools are the backbone of our community, and we need his leadership in Sacramento to fight efforts to cut education funding. If the Governor can increase benefits for state prison employees, then he should be able to work with Republicans to balance the budget."
Jeff Lalloway, Irvine City Councilman

"Allan Mansoor is an effective advocate for Orange County Taxpayers.  He understands that we cannot tax ourselves into prosperity.  He is a leader in the fight for public employee pension reform.  He understands the fiscal responsibility that we need in order to pay for education, infrastructure, and public safety without raising taxes.”
Reed Royalty, President, Orange County Taxpayers Association

"Allan Mansoor was instrumental in blocking an extension of the 2009 tax increase. Thanks in part to Allan's efforts, the average California family saved nearly $1000 in taxes last year."
Jon Coupal, President, Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association

"Allan is a strong voice for reform. He is working hard to change the anti-business attitude in Sacramenot that is killing jobs and sending business out of state."
Bob Lowen, President Lincoln Club of Orange County

"We support Allan Mansoor because he is an effective leader working to reform Sacramento. Allan has been a strong voice for the reforms we need to restore fiscal responsibility to the state budget."
Darcy Linn, Chair California Women's Leadership Association PAC

"Assemblyman Mansoor continues to craft legislation to help California's small businesses, the economic engine of our state. CSBA looks forward to our continued work with Assemblyman Mansoor to improve California's small business climate."
Betty Jo Toccoli, President California Small Business Association

"Allan Mansoor has our full support in his campaign for reelection. He has been an effective voice for conservative values, and we need him in Sacramento to stand up to the liberal Democrats and other special interests that are eroding family values and driving businesses out of state."
Larry Smith, President Family Action PAC

Tuesday, May 8: PHONE BANK
Republican Party of Orange County Headquarters
1422 Edinger, Suite 110
Tustin, CA 92780
4:00 to 7:00

Sponsored by Orange County Young Republicans
RSVP: Daisy (714) 943-3746 or daisy@allanmansoor.com

Wednesday, May 9: PHONE BANK
Republican Party of Orange County Headquarters
1422 Edinger, Suite 110
Tustin, CA 92780
5:00 to 8:00

Sponsored by Huntington Harbor Republican Women Federated
RSVP: Emily Sanford (714) 964-7712 or sssanford@earthlink.net

Saturday, May 12: PRECINCT WALK & NEIGHBORHOOD COFFEE
Home of Rick Roshan
27 Half Moon Bay
Corona del Mar
10:00 AM

RSVP: Daisy (714) 943-3746 or daisy@allanmansoor.com

Precinct Walk Kits Available for Pick-up or Delivery

Contact Daisy at (714) 943-3746 or daisy@allanmansoor.com to arrange for a time to pickup a precinct at offices in Costa Mesa or Huntington Beach or to have one delivered to your home or office.

We're walkign this weekend in Huntington Beach on Saturday and in Costa Mesa on Sunday. We're meeting at 10 AM on Saturday at our Huntington Beach campaign headquarters and at 12:30 on Sunday at the Costa Mesa Precinct Patriots Headquarters.

More information about Huntington Beach walk

More information about Costa Mesa walk

Contact Daisy with questions or to RSVP at (714) 943-3746 or daisy@allanmansoor.com.

On Sunday, May 6, 2012 we'll be opening the Costa Mesa Precinct Patriots Headquarters.

Join Assemblyman Allan Mansoor, Congressman Dana Rohrabacher, and Costa Mesa City Council Members Jim Righeimer, Gary Monahan, and Steve Mensinger along with the Costa Mesa Taxpayers Association, the Republican Party of Orange County, the Costa Mesa Republican Assembly, and the Newport Mesa Tea Party Patriots.

The office is located at 2000 Newport Blvd (Newport and 20th) on the second floor above Skosh Monahan's. We hope to see you from 12:30 to 4:30 for a precinct walk and then join us for pints at the pub from 5:00 to 7:00. 

RSVP to daisy@allanmansoor.com or call (714) 943-3746. 

Click here to view PDF invitation.

Mansoor leads nearest rival, Newport Beach Councilwoman
Leslie Daigle in endorsements and fundraising.

Costa Mesa – Assemblyman Mansoor announces that the California Women's Leadership Association PAC has endorsed his campaign for reelection to the State Assembly. CWLA is an organization dedicated to brining together influential women to effect meaningful change in our communities and government. One of its goals is to launch new women leaders into elected office and other positions of leadership.

“We support Allan Mansoor because he is an effective leader working to reform Sacramento,” Darcy Linn the CWLA PAC Chair. “Allan has been a strong voice for the reforms we need to restore fiscal responsibility to the state budget.”

In addition to CWLA PAC, Mansoor's endorsements include the Lincoln Club of Orange County, the Republican Party of Orange County, the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association PAC, Congressman Dana Rohrabacher, Congressman John Campbell, Senator Mimi Walters, Senator Tom Harman, Assemblywoman Diane Harkey, Assemblyman Don Wagner, Orange County Supervisor Pat Bates, and a long list of local leaders.

Allan Mansoor is serving his first term in the Legislature. Prior to his election to the State Assembly, he served eight years on the Costa Mesa City Council. He is running for reelection in the 74^th Assembly District which includes Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Laguna Woods and portions of Irvine and Huntington Beach.

His campaign for reelection has been endorsed by the Lincoln Club of Orange County, the Republican Party of Orange County, Congressman Dana Rohrabacher, Congressman John Campbell, Senator Mimi Walters, Senator Tom Harman, Senator Dick Ackerman (ret.), Assembly Don Wagner, Assembly Chuck DeVore (ret.), Supervisor Pat Bates, and countless local leaders.  

Costa Mesa – Assemblyman Mansoor announces that the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Political Action Committee has endorsed his campaign for reelection to the State Assembly.

"Allan Mansoor was insturmental in blocking an extension of the 2009 tax increase," said Jon Coupal, President of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association. "Thanks in part to Allan's efforts, the average California family saved nearly $1000 in taxes last year.

“The Governor's most recent budget proposal increases state spending by 31% over the next five years,” said Allan Mansoor. “Considering that California's taxes are the highest in the nation, we should be able to fund education without raising taxes. It's clear that we have a spending problem, but Sacramento Democrats are unwilling to address wasteful spending.”

The Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association is one of the premier taxpayer rights organizations in the state. It was founded to protect Proposition 13 and is a key voice in California for fiscal restraint and responsible tax policy.

Allan Mansoor is serving his first term in the Legislature. Prior to his election to the State Assembly, he served eight years on the Costa Mesa City Council. He is running for reelection in the 74^th Assembly District which includes Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Laguna Woods and portions of Irvine and Huntington Beach.

His campaign for reelection has been endorsed by the Lincoln Club of Orange County, the Republican Party of Orange County, Congressman Dana Rohrabacher, Congressman John Campbell, Senator Mimi Walters, Senator Tom Harman, Senator Dick Ackerman (ret.), Assembly Don Wagner, Assembly Chuck DeVore (ret.), Supervisor Pat Bates, and countless local leaders.  

When the highest taxed state in the country cannot fund education, there is a spending problem.

Last year, the Democrat-led majority in Sacramento killed the Republican plan to balance the budget without raising taxes or cutting education. They gave in to special interests who wanted to preserve funding for pet projects and maintain the status quo.

This is one example of misplaced priorities that are at the root of California's problems. Job-killing regulations increase unemployment and are ruining our economy. Our future obligations for public employee pensions dwarf the entire state budget many times over. It's time for reform.

Reform from within is an uphill battle. Sacramento is still controlled by the same institutions that created this problem, and they will not give up until they bankrupt our state.

Last year, I introduced legislation to take special interest money out of politics. The bill was killed in its first committee. Now we're taking that message to the voters with an initiative on the November ballot.

I'm running for reelection to continue working on a plan to reform California. California is a great place to live, and we owe it to ourselves to fix our great state.

The opportunity to continue working on these plans will not come without a spirited fight. Special interests are threatened by reform, and they've made me a target. This is nothing new, but with your help, we can continue fighting for California's future.