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California State Assembly Member, District 62

This office represents Assembly District 62 in the California Legislature.

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Data coverage

Government: State of California
Public body: California State Assembly
Electoral area: Assembly District 62

State Assembly district

Assembly District 62 boundary from the U.S. Census Bureau TIGERweb current legislative-district layer.

Office overview

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Government levelStateState of California

Contest typePartisanVoter-nominated office

SeatDistrict 62One of 80 State Assembly seats

Regular term2 yearsAssembly seats are elected every two years

What this office does

Represents District 62 in the State Assembly

The office votes on state laws, appropriations, and oversight while representing residents and communities within the district.

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Election process

A top-two primary leads to the general election

California uses a top-two primary for this office. The two candidates receiving the most votes advance to the general election regardless of party.

Next electionJune 2, 2026

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Detailed district statistics2020–2024 ACS 5-year estimates

Survey estimates describe the current Assembly district and are not the same as the official 2020 redistricting population count. Margins of error use the ACS 90% confidence level. Hispanic or Latino includes people of any race; the remaining race categories are non-Hispanic.

People and households

Estimated population: 457,211±1,024
Median age: 35.7 years±0.4 years
Households: 130,045±1,412

Income and education

Median household income: $79,947±$1,845; 2024 inflation-adjusted dollars
People below the poverty line: 13.4%±0.7 percentage points
Bachelor's degree or higher: 16.7%±0.5 percentage points; population age 25+

Housing

Housing units: 133,410±1,394
Occupied housing units: 130,045±1,412
Vacant housing units: 3,365±413
Vacancy rate: 2.5%±0.3 percentage points

Race and ethnicity

Hispanic or Latino (any race): 77.2%±0.6 percentage points
White alone, not Hispanic: 9.2%±0.5 percentage points
Black alone, not Hispanic: 5.5%±0.5 percentage points
American Indian or Alaska Native alone, not Hispanic: 0.1%±0.0 percentage points
Asian alone, not Hispanic: 5.7%±0.4 percentage points
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander alone, not Hispanic: 0.2%±0.1 percentage points
Some other race alone, not Hispanic: 0.4%±0.1 percentage points
Two or more races, not Hispanic: 1.7%±0.2 percentage points

U.S. Census Bureau district profile

Current officeholder

Who currently holds this office?

Current officeholder identified by the official California State Assembly directory.

California State Assembly

Current officeholder

José Luis Solache Jr.

California State Assembly Member, District 62

Status: Current officeholder
Party: Democrat
Connected election: June 2, 2026

Legislative work

Committee assignments

2025–2026 legislative session

Standing Committees

AppropriationsMember
BudgetMember
Economic Development, Growth, and Household ImpactChair
ElectionsMember
Governmental OrganizationMember

Subcommittee Committees

Subcommittee No. 1 on HealthMember

Select Committees

Select Committee on CalFresh Enrollment and NutritionMember
Select Committee on California and Armenia Mutual Trade, Art, and Cultural ExchangeMember
Select Committee on California-Mexico Bi-National AffairsMember
Select Committee on Child Care CostsMember
Select Committee on Housing Finance and AffordabilityMember
Select Committee on the Independent Restaurant Industry in CaliforniaMember
Select Committee on the Status of Boys and Men of ColorMember
Select Committee on the Transportation Costs and Impact of the Low Carbon Fuel StandardMember

Official committee list

Contact this office

Office: P.O. Box 942849 Sacramento, CA 94249-0062

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Past officeholders3 verified succession records

Succession history

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Member

Anthony Rendon

2023–2024 session

First verified session: 2023–2024
Last verified session: 2023–2024
Party during service: Democratic
Capacity: Member

California State Library · Demographics in the California Legislature

Service ranges identify the first and last biennial sessions in the California State Library dataset; they do not assert exact swearing-in or departure dates. District numbers continue across redistricting, so earlier records may describe materially different boundaries.

Electoral area

Where this office represents

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Explore places and districts connected to Assembly District 62

Assembly District 62 overlaps 9 mapped communities in Los Angeles County, including Long Beach, Lakewood, South Gate, Bellflower, Lynwood, Paramount, and Huntington Park, plus 2 other mapped communities.

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Past elections

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California State Assembly District 62

June 2, 2026 Statewide Direct Primary Election · 2 candidates

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Money out: $0.00

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Public records

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Legislative activity

Authored legislation

Legislative session

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Jr., José Luis Solache is listed as the author of each assembly bill below. Statuses were reviewed August 17, 2026. Showing all 36 bills.

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Official directory

Assemblymember directory record for District 62

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News and Press Releases

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California State Assembly

Office of Assemblymember José Luis Solache Jr.February 11, 2026

Press release

Assemblymember Solache Introduces the HHAP Pathways for Cities Act to Increase Access to State Homelessness Funding for Cities of All Sizes

SACRAMENTO — Assemblymember José Luis Solache (AD-62) recently introduced Assembly Bill 1708, legislation that would create a new pathway for small and medium-sized cities to access vital state homelessness funding to bolster the work they are already doing to support unhoused residents in their communities.

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California State Assembly

Office of Assemblymember José Luis Solache Jr.January 28, 2026

Press release

Assemblymember Solache Introduces "Cerritos College Seamless Enrollment Act" to Expand Community College Access

SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember José Luis Solache (AD-62) introduced Assembly Bill 1636, the Cerritos College Seamless Enrollment Act - legislation that would authorize a pilot program with Cerritos College to reduce barriers between high school graduation and community college access.

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Assessed August 17, 2026 · Current 2026 records

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