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Cruz Mora | |
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| Personal details | |
| Born | June 8, 1999 Live Oak, California, U.S. |
| Political party | Democratic |
| Spouse | Marcus Prasad |
| Residence(s) | Live Oak, California |
| Alma mater | Chico State University |
| Occupation | Policy Analyst, Politician |
| Known for | Advocacy during the 2024 Live Oak Water Crisis |
Cruz Mora (born June 8, 1999) is an American policy analyst and politician from Live Oak, California, affiliated with the Democratic Party. He is known for his advocacy during the 2024 Live Oak Water Crisis.
Early Life and Education
[edit]Cruz Mora was born on June 8, 1999 in Live Oak, California, to Mexican immigrant parents. Raised by his single mother alongside four older sisters, Mora graduated from Live Oak High School, where he served as Key Club president.[1] He earned a bachelor's degree in Public Administration from Chico State University.
Political Career
[edit]City Council Elections
[edit]Cruz Mora has participated in multiple Live Oak City Council elections in the years 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2024.
2020 Live Oak CIty Council Election
In 2020 Mora finished six out of seven where only the top two were elected. Mora receiving 9.88% of the vote.[2]
November 3, 2020
- Nancy Santana: 1,127 (21.57%) (winner)
- Lakhvir Ghag: 877 (16.79%) (winner)
- Aleks Tica: 850 (16.27%)
- Jeramy Chapdelaine: 770 (14.74%)
- Dale Carlson: 589 (11.27%)
- Cruz Mora: 516 (9.88%)
- Johnny Ceballos: 495 (9.48%)
2021 Live Oak City Council Vacancy Election
December 7, 2021
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2021 Special Election: One vacant seat. Mora Finished second out of the four. Mora secured 27.8% of the vote but did not win.[3]
- Jeramy Chapdelaine: 420 (42.21%) (winner)
- Cruz Mora: 277 (27.84%)
- Aleks Tica: 257 (25.83%)
- Rick Dais: 41 (4.12%)
2022 Live Oak City Council Election
November 8, 2022
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2022: Mora placed fourth out of seven, with 14.4% of the vote. The top three were elected.[4]
- Ashley Hernandez: 819 (16.91%) (winner)
- Bob Woten: 767 (15.83%) (winner)
- Jeramy Chapdelaine: 757 (15.63%) (winner)
- Cruz Mora: 696 (14.37%)
- J.R. Thiara: 690 (14.24%)
- Aleks Tica: 571 (11.81%)
- Noel Grove: 543 (11.21%)
2024 Live Oak City Council Election
November 5, 2024
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2024: Mora, gaining 18.6% of the vote, finished third out of five with the top two being elected,.[5]
- Aaron Pamma: 1,461 (29.57%) (winner)
- Nancy Elizabeth Santana: 1,292 (26.15%) (winner)
- Cruz Mora: 921 (18.64%)
- Lakhvir Singh Ghag: 871 (17.63%)
- Michelle Serpa: 396 (8.01%)
2024 Live Oak Water Crisis
[edit]In November 2024, Live Oak officials detected per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in the city’s Well 2A, exceeding safety levels. Mora publicly advocated for immediate shutdown and mitigation measures to ensure water safety.[6] Mora's vocal stance brought regional attention to the issue, earning him recognition as a community advocate.[7]
Political Positions
[edit]Mora advocates for:
- Expanding police and fire services
- Funding parks and recreation
- Supporting economic development in Live Oak
Personal Life
[edit]Mora resides in **Live Oak, California**, with his husband, Marcus Prasad. He is active in local civic initiatives and the Democratic Party.[8]
References
[edit]- ^ Aweeka, Shane. "Public administration student takes on local-level politics". The Orion.
- ^ "Past Election Results". Sutter County.
- ^ "City Council Meeting Minutes".
- ^ "Election Results".
- ^ "City Council elections". CBS Sacramento.
- ^ "Some Live Oak residents concerned over drinking water after discovery of forever chemicals in well". CBS News.
- ^ "City of Live Oak re-tests wells after PFAS detection". Action News Now.
- ^ "Public administration student takes on local-level politics".