In the race for California Attorney General, Republican candidate Nathan Hochman is seeking to bring a fresh perspective to the state's legal system. With a background as a federal prosecutor and assistant attorney general, Hochman is positioning himself as a tough-on-crime candidate who will prioritize public safety and uphold the rule of law.
The incumbent district attorney will have to overcome low approval ratings and concerns about crime. But with a field of 11 challengers, Hochman stands out as a candidate with a proven track record in law enforcement and a commitment to serving the people of California.
The first debate in the race for Los Angeles County District Attorney to include all 12 candidates took place on Feb. 15. Hochman used this opportunity to showcase his platform and engage with voters on key issues such as criminal justice reform, public safety, and combating corruption.
Former L.A. Police Commissioner Steve Soboroff, Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Parris, and Former Federal Judge and Prosecutor Stephen Larson have all endorsed Hochman's campaign. Their support highlights Hochman's credibility and experience in the legal field, further solidifying his position as a frontrunner in the race for California Attorney General.
Evaluating D.A. candidates can be challenging. So here are a few tips on what to look for as you decide to cast your ballot. Look for a candidate with a strong background in law enforcement, a commitment to upholding justice, and a clear plan for addressing the pressing issues facing our communities.
Nathan Hochman, a Republican former federal prosecutor, vows to end a 'spiral of lawlessness' in California as he runs for attorney general. His platform includes initiatives to crack down on violent crime, combat human trafficking, and protect vulnerable populations such as children and the elderly.
CAMPAIGN 2024 INTERVIEW - A former prosecutor and assistant attorney general offering what he describes as a “blue-print for justice,” Nathan Hochman is positioning himself as a candidate who will bring accountability and integrity to the office of California Attorney General.
L.A. County Dist. Atty. George Gascón sailed into office in 2020 during a nationwide push for criminal justice reform. However, his policies have faced criticism for being too lenient on criminals and failing to prioritize the safety of law-abiding citizens.
John McKinney is also running for election for Los Angeles County District Attorney in California. He is on the ballot in the primary on March 5, 2024, presenting voters with a choice between different approaches to tackling crime and ensuring justice for all.
Republican candidate for California Attorney General, Nathan Hochman hopes voters in the state will consider the people in the race over party affiliation. Hochman's emphasis on putting the needs of Californians first sets him apart as a candidate who is committed to serving the public interest above all else.
