Rick Chavez Zbur, California State Assembly Member District 51

Rick Chavez Zbur

California State Assembly, District 51

Where is our leader?

California is in crisis and Rick doesn't have what it takes. He's funded by special interests, he's anti-housing, anti-clean energy, and anti-self defense.

California is in Crisis

Rick Zbur is focused on none of this.

Assemblyman Rick Zbur is not the leader for California's 51st Assembly District (AD-51).
His record proves it.

Rick Chavez Zbur Claims Pro-Housing, Votes Against It

Rick Chavez Zbur claims to support housing, but when it mattered, he voted NO on SB 79 — bipartisan legislation to increase housing supply near transit stations during California's housing crisis. California has the highest housing costs in the country and the only proven way to lower that cost is by adding supply. Rick doesn't care about the affordability crisis.

"A misguided solution to a real problem is not a real solution," Zbur said on the Assembly floor. Translation: I'm Rick and I'm a NIMBY.

Source: Larchmont Buzz | Beverly Press

Rick Chavez Zbur's AB 1333: Making Self-Defense a Crime

Rick Chavez Zbur introduced AB 1333, a bill that would have required Californians to retreat before defending themselves — even in dangerous situations outside their homes.

After massive public backlash, he withdrew the bill. But it revealed his priorities: restricting your right to protect yourself and your family.

Source: Santa Monica Daily Press | Contra Costa News | ABC10

Rick Chavez Zbur is Funded by Special Interests

Rick Chavez Zbur has lined his pockets with millions of dollars from special interests that distort our democratic process and buy his allegiance. He happily accepts money from unions, utility companies, AT&T, Fox Corporation, Sony, NBC, GM, Hawaiian Gardens Casino, Spectrum, Walmart, and countless others. The list is staggering.

When politicians are funded by the machine, they serve the machine — not you.

Source: Transparency USA - Full List of Contributors

Palisades Fires: Rick Chavez Zbur Chose Pets Over Prevention

The Palisades fire burned an entire community to the ground, killing 12 people and causing $50 billion in damage. Rick Chavez Zbur's legislative response? A bill to help people get their pets back.

While the FOUND Act (AB 478) is well-intentioned, Zbur has been silent on what the government could have done to prevent the fires or how to stop future disasters. No accountability. No reform. Just feel-good legislation while families lost everything.

Source: Zbur's Press Release on FOUND Act | CBS Los Angeles

Rick Chavez Zbur is Anti-Nuclear Despite Climate Claims

In 2023, Rick Chavez Zbur voted against legislation to allow small modular nuclear reactors in California. His reason?

"I don't think that the California public supports this. I don't think that we need this to get to a carbon-free future."

Zbur confirmed to CalMatters that his anti-nuclear stance hasn't changed. Nuclear power is the largest source of clean energy in America. It is also the safest and cleanest form of energy. Someone this illiterate on basic facts should not be trusted to lead us. If Rick Chavez Zbur truly cared about climate change, he'd support all zero-carbon energy sources — not just the politically convenient ones.

Source: CalMatters

In His Own Words

The one thing Rick Chavez Zbur wants you to know is that he doesn't have time.

Watch the full interview on Spectrum News 1

Rick Chavez Zbur's favorite city is 6,000 miles away.

Watch the full interview on Spectrum News 1

Demand Better From Rick Chavez Zbur

California Assembly District 51 deserves leadership that addresses real issues — homelessness, housing, and the economy. Call or write Rick Zbur's office and demand he focus on what matters to you.

Capitol Office

(916) 319-2051

District Office

(323) 436-5184

Online

Contact Form

Better Yet, Vote Him Out

Dick Lucas, Independent Candidate for California State Assembly

Independent Dick Lucas is running for office to bring real leadership to California.

He is not beholden to special interests because he is not accepting money from anyone.

He's not beholden to any political party because he isn't part of one.

He is only focused on common sense solutions to the biggest issues facing California.