EP 93: Senator Steven Choi: Sacramento, Public Safety and the Cost of Policy
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Senator Dr. Steven Choi joins Andrew Gregson on ChamberTalk for a wide-ranging conversation about public service, policymaking and the issues shaping Orange County and California.
From his years in local government and the State Assembly to his return to elected office in the California State Senate, Choi reflects on the experiences that have shaped his approach to public service. Certified 2024 election results show Choi won Senate District 37 against then-incumbent Senator Josh Newman, 50.7% to 49.3%.
The conversation moves into the realities of governing in Sacramento, including tax policy, e-bike safety, affordability, homelessness, and public safety. Choi also shares his perspective on the balance of political power in the Legislature and what that can mean for lawmakers attempting to advance legislation from the minority party.
Throughout the episode, Andrew and Senator Choi explore how decisions made at the state level ultimately reach businesses, families and communities here in Orange County.
It is a candid discussion about policy, representation and the challenges of serving in an increasingly divided political environment, while remaining focused on the practical issues affecting Californians every day.
ChamberTalk brings together business, community and government leaders for conversations about the issues affecting North Orange County and the surrounding region.