Niemi falsely claimed that because Anderson and Barham were leading in their respective races, they were essentially board members at that point (misinformation). And that because Schwartz nominated Anderson for the board president position and Barham voted along with him to elect her to the seat, a crime was committed (misinformation).

Tuesday night’s meeting was a positive start toward returning the TVUSD Board of Trustees to an elected body that is focused on doing the work, and governs on behalf of all for the benefit of the students at all Temecula schools. 

Political action gives them the tools to transform their ideals into tangible outcomes, proving that no voice is too small and no effort is too insignificant to make a difference.

Through these long-term goals, One Temecula Valley PAC is committed to creating a community where governance is transparent, education is prioritized, and unity is celebrated. We invite all residents to join us in these efforts to build a better future for Temecula.

In today’s interconnected world, everyone has a platform. Whether it’s a social media account, a blog, or a network of personal relationships, these platforms provide powerful tools for activism. Effectively using your platform can amplify important causes, inspire action, and create meaningful change.

Grassroots advocacy is proof that meaningful change starts at the community level. It’s the collective power of individuals, working together to champion causes they believe in, that drives progress and shapes the future.

Volunteering for a Political Action Committee (PAC) offers a unique opportunity to contribute to causes you’re passionate about while gaining valuable experience in advocacy, politics, and community engagement.

Remember that not every argument needs to be resolved, and not every conversation about politics will lead to agreement. Your primary responsibility is to yourself—ensuring that you remain respectful, composed, and true to your values.