Endorsed Candidates

Lanhee is running for Controller in California where he won the primaries with the most votes. He is heading to the November 2022 general election as the front runner. He is endorsed by the Los Angeles Times.

Lanhee attended Harvard and went on to serve as policy advisor to the National Republican Senatorial Committee. He is an attorney and political advisor to several Republican presidential candidates. 

He was nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate to a seat on the bipartisan and independent Social Security Board.  

Michelle is running for reelection to Congress in the CA 45th congressional district in November 2022.  

Michelle was born in Seoul, South Korea and holds an MBA from USC.  She has been actively involved in youth organization that assist runaway children.

Michelle has served on the CA State Board of Equalization and the Orange County Board of Supervisors.  

In 2019, she was appointed to the President's Advisory Commission on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.  

June is a local business owner and attorney who ran for CA 77th Assembly district in 2020 and 2022. 

She is a fiscal conservative and received her masters degree from USC in Business taxation.

She sits on the board of the California Women's leadership Association.  She is a native southern Californian who currently resides in San Diego with her husband and children.

Young is running for reelction to Congress in CA 40th congressional district in November 2022.

Young was an immigrant to the U.S., a small business owner and a working mother of four.  She is a champion for veterans, children and victims of domestic violence.

Young served in the 65th Assembly district in Orange County, CA.  She was past Director of Community Relations and Asian Affairs for Congressman Ed Royce. 

Peggy is running for Judge office #30 in Orange County.  

She is a CA state prosecutor and victim's rights advocate.  She helped to pass legislation to protect abused children, help domestic violence victims, reform welfare to encourage employment and provide adoption assistance. 

She immigrated from Taiwan when she was seven and eventually graduated from U.C. Berkeley. She worked her way through college and earned her Law degree from the University of the Pacific. 

She has worked in the U.S. Attorney's office and has served as president of a statewide organization providing services to developmentally delayed children. 

Peggy is a member of the Yorba Linda City council, a mother of two daughters and along with her husband, Dr. James Huang, is an active member at Saddleback Church in Lake Forest.