A Tech-Savvy Professor Takes on California’s 75th District Race

Core Issues: A Three-Pronged Approach to Change

Boursiquot’s campaign centers on three urgent priorities:

1. Rebuilding Trust in Government

   • "Talk is cheap. Results matter." Boursiquot’s military background taught him that teamwork isn’t optional—it’s essential. Yet his opponent’s reluctance to collaborate raises a critical question: If democracy thrives on cooperation, why is it so hard to find in politics?

2. Tackling the Housing Crisis

   • Faster permits to accelerate housing development.
   • More public land repurposed for affordable homes.
   • Real-time tracking of homelessness programs via smartphone apps—an innovative but unproven concept.

3. Making Life More Affordable

   • Tax reform: Adjusting Proposition 13 to target commercial properties while shielding homeowners.
   • Closing corporate tax loopholes to fund education and social safety nets—a move that could spark fierce opposition.
   • Lower drug prices and protecting Medi-Cal from cuts to ensure healthcare remains accessible.

Will His Ideas Work—or Just Sound Good?

Boursiquot’s platform blends pragmatism with progressive ideals, but the real test is execution. Can his tech-driven approach translate into real-world results? Will voters trust an outsider with no political pedigree to navigate the labyrinth of Sacramento?

One thing is clear: Gerald Boursiquot isn’t running to maintain the status quo. He’s running to shake it up—and that’s exactly what California’s 75th Assembly District needs.