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Chris Coulombe (Republican Party) ran for election to the U.S. House to represent California's 2nd Congressional District. He lost in the general election on November 5, 2024.
Coulombe completed Ballotpedia's Candidate Connection survey in 2023. Click here to read the survey answers.
Biography
Chris Coulombe lives in Sebastopol, California. Coulombe served in the U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, and U.S. Army. He earned an associate degree from Santa Rosa Junior College in 2006, a bachelor's degree from the University of San Francisco in 2010, and a master's degree in corporate diplomacy from Norwich University in 2015. Coulombe's career experience includes owning a business, working as a consultant, and working as the CEO of Pacific Expeditors. He served as a founding board member and an advisor to the board of the Cannabis Distribution Association.[1][2][3]
Elections
2024
See also: California's 2nd Congressional District election, 2024
California's 2nd Congressional District election, 2024 (March 5 top-two primary)
General election
General election for U.S. House California District 2
Incumbent Jared Huffman defeated Chris Coulombe in the general election for U.S. House California District 2 on November 5, 2024.
Candidate | % | Votes | ||
| ✔ |  | Jared Huffman (D) | 73.0 | 139,540 |
 | Chris Coulombe (R)  | 27.0 | 51,642 | |
| Total votes: 191,182 | |||
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Nonpartisan primary election
Nonpartisan primary for U.S. House California District 2
Incumbent Jared Huffman and Chris Coulombe defeated Tief Gibbs, Jolian Kangas, and Jason Brisendine in the primary for U.S. House California District 2 on March 5, 2024.
Candidate | % | Votes | ||
| ✔ | | Jared Huffman (D) | 73.4 | 170,271 |
| ✔ | | Chris Coulombe (R) | 16.4 | 38,039 |
 | Tief Gibbs (R) | 8.1 | 18,834 | |
 | Jolian Kangas (No party preference) | 1.4 | 3,276 | |
 | Jason Brisendine (No party preference) | 0.6 | 1,411 | |
| Total votes: 231,831 | |||
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Coulombe received the following endorsements.
- California Assemblymember Devon Mathis (R)
- California GOP
- Humboldt County, Calif., Republican Party
- Marin County, Calif., Republican Party
- Mendocino County, Calif., Republican Party
- Republican Party of California
- Sonoma County, Calif., Republican Party
- Sonoma County, Calif., Farm Bureau
- Harmeet Dhillon - Republican National Commiteewoman
2022
See also: California's 2nd Congressional District election, 2022
General election
General election for U.S. House California District 2
Incumbent Jared Huffman defeated Douglas Brower in the general election for U.S. House California District 2 on November 8, 2022.
Candidate | % | Votes | ||
| ✔ | | Jared Huffman (D) | 74.4 | 229,720 |
 | Douglas Brower (R) | 25.6 | 79,029 | |
| Total votes: 308,749 | |||
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Nonpartisan primary election
Nonpartisan primary for U.S. House California District 2
The following candidates ran in the primary for U.S. House California District 2 on June 7, 2022.
Candidate | % | Votes | ||
| ✔ | | Jared Huffman (D) | 68.7 | 145,245 |
| ✔ | | Douglas Brower (R) | 8.6 | 18,102 |
| Chris Coulombe (R) | 8.3 | 17,498 | |
 | Beth Hampson (D) | 6.7 | 14,262 | |
 | Archimedes Ramirez (R) | 5.8 | 12,202 | |
 | Darian Elizondo (R) | 1.9 | 4,012 | |
| Total votes: 211,321 | |||
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Withdrawn or disqualified candidates
- Aaron Smith (R)
- Rebecca Spicer (Conservative Party)
Campaign themes
2024
Ballotpedia survey responses
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Chris Coulombe completed Ballotpedia's Candidate Connection survey in 2023. The survey questions appear in bold and are followed by Coulombe's responses. Candidates are asked three required questions for this survey, but they may answer additional optional questions as well.
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Born and raised in Sonoma County, Chris Coulombe enlisted in the military at 18 as a private, and returned home 16 years later as a captain.
In his final assignment Chris represented the Army to dignitaries and senior security officials from almost every country in the Indo-Asia Pacific, focusing on multilateral solutions to regional and global security challenges.
When Chris returned home to Sonoma County, he built a statewide distribution company; co-founded a trade association that helped pass legislation beneficial to small businesses working on policy taxation and regulations in Sacramento.
Chris has won several awards including North Bay Business Journal Forty Under 40; his company won the Small Transportation Business of the Year Award from the American Business Association, and a Zennie Award for HR Excellence. The following year Chris won The Irish Echo’s Forty Under 40 award.
As an Eagle Scout, he serves as the past president and an advisory board member of Scouting’s Redwood Empire Council, assists his childhood scout troop, and hikes the beautiful wilderness of Northern California with his German Shepherd, Xorro.
- Partisan Politics is tearing this country apart. It has destroyed our environment, economy, and children's education. We need reasonable, objective, solution based leaders in Congress who vote in the best interests of the people; not elected followers who vote the party line or for special interests.
- Economy - Americans must be able to afford to be American. I will work to suspend the federal income tax on the first $182,000 of income for 5-years, helping Americans keep up to $35,000 more a year of their own money. This will reinvigorate our local economies and small businesses and decrease the rate of Americans entering unhoused conditions all without government programs or debt. While our career politicians and political parties play political games, China is focused and will be the largest economy in the world in 2028; we must reimagine and re-invigorate America's economy to compete.
- Education - Our children are the future of this nation, they are the ones that will keep America competitive on a global scale when we are gone. At present we are failing to give them the skills and resources necessary for them to succeed. We must realign the stakeholders to ensure the next generation is getting well-rounded and relevant experience and education . That includes bringing parents and business to the table, ensuring the best interests of the children and the country is represented.
I spent my life focused on national and international policy , specifically around strategic security - dealing with challenges around resource (water/food) security, geopolitical instability, and global economics. These are the issues that a country must never lose sight of and that our national leaders must understand deeply or we will be out maneuvered on a global scale - as we are seeing with China now.
We are also watching the continued degradation of our environment. We need new leaders that are going to take up a more aggressive stance on addressing the challenges that threaten our earth and subsequently the well being of the next generation. We can all agree we are not meeting the challenge and that the time for half measures has passed. Members of Congress have talked and talked and we have waited and waited, in return we have the worst drought in 1200-years and historic fire seasons year after year. The time has come to stand.
As a small business owner and co-founder of a trade group I understand the struggles of small businesses first hand. I have worked with legislators and regulators to remove or reduce the friction created by government and help businesses survive. After the global lockdown our small businesses need all the help they can get before they are unable to compete and exist. This is a grave risk to our economy and must be addressed quickly.
Space is the future, we must prepare America's economy for the 22nd Century and we must do that now.
Very hard to answer this, there are many that I look up to for various aspects of my life. Most important is my grandmother, she was the matriarch of the family - she showed our family the power of love and kindness through her example. We could never tell as children but she came from a very hard childhood in the 1930's, despite that she brought all of us together at every opportunity to spend time with family. Through the mystical ways grandparents have she taught me stop and savor life, to embrace the things I love - and to protect them fiercely. She also showed us that time is not free.
There were two: As a child, I remember the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, I was 9 at the time.
As an adult, it was 9/11. I was serving on my first deployment in the Persian Gulf searching vessels going into and coming out of Iraq (UN Sanction 986). We were on a foreign vessel at the time the planes hit the towers, my team watched it on TV at the same time as the ship's crew. Needless to say, it was a pivotal experience in my military career.
As a teenager, I worked as both a dishwasher in a deli and washed buses for a year or so each. You learn teamwork quickly when you have a 50+ buses to wash and vacuum a day.
The Rights of Man, Thomas Paine
Sometimes, the point of our system is that there is a mix. We need those with experience in addition to those with a fresh perspective.
In 2028 China will be the largest economy in the world. This means that the US will not drive the economic agenda in the international community for the first time in over a century. I do not believe our current career politicians understand the magnitude of this paradigm shift. If the global economy places China at the center of international trade they have a great deal of power and leverage over the value of the US Dollar (USD) and that is a dangerous proposition for the average American, living paycheck to paycheck or on a fixed income.
Just as we are seeing the initial impacts of loose monetary policy skyrocketing inflation and causing the cost of living to increase month over month, the replacement of the USD as the global trade currency by the Chinese Yuan will and the global petrodollar will plummet demand and therefore value of the USD precipitously.
We must resuscitate our small businesses and lead a focused evolution of our economy, pivoting toward protecting our remaining environment and building a space economy aimed at preparing America for the 22nd Century. That is where the winners and losers of the future will be decided.
Americans are ready to build, we are just looking for leaders with vision that will use our talents to bring benefit and advancement to all of humanity. Allowing us to hand the next generation something we can be proud of.
I agree. Something close to 16-years is appropriate.
Marin, Sonoma, Mendocino, Humboldt County GOPs, and Assemblymember Devon Mathis.
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Campaign website
Coulombe’s campaign website stated the following:
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Priorities Too many of our elected officials — including the one who has represented the north coast (CA-2) for a decade — prioritize themselves, their party, and their special interests. Constituents come last. Their priorities are exactly backwards. That’s why so many people in our district are suffering, why families and businesses have been leaving for years, and why the middle class has been hollowed out. Our politicians, California’s in particular, have insulated themselves from the consequences of their policies. While our cities are in a crisis of homelessness, drug abuse, and criminality, the politicians who helped create this chaos live comfortably on our tax dollars. Party politics and career politicians are standing in the way of educational, economic, and environmental progress. We should be living in a new golden age for California and America. It is time to vote out the political class, and choose new leaders who will serve the people. It is time to choose a better future. Economy Career politicians forgot that long ago, and now our economy is stagnant. It took a pandemic and lockdown to reveal just how badly our leaders have hollowed out the productive sectors of the U.S. economy. They exported our manufacturing base to China, endangering both our supply chain and national security. They weaken the dollar and threaten its global reserve currency status, which helps keep the dollar’s value much higher than it otherwise would be. If our leaders continue along this path, China may overtake us as the world’s economic superpower before 2030. Hardest to ignore, prices of basic goods haven’t been this high in 40 years. Official government statistics paper over the true level of inflation, but any American who shops for themselves has noticed and felt the rise in prices. Amazingly, in spite of politicians’ best efforts, the United States economy remains a symbol of opportunity and the single greatest wealth-generating machine the world has ever seen. But how long will this last when America’s politicians do not prioritize the daily economic realities of most Americans? America has the resources to build the greatest educational system in the world. America has the technology to fuel our daily lives with renewable energy. America’s middle class could be living through a new golden age. Immediately upon entering Congress, I will introduce two bills aimed at stimulating the economy not by enriching the government but by reducing its burden on Americans: The Veterans Economic Freedom Act will exempt all active duty and honorably discharged Veterans from federal income tax for life, ensuring financial stability for them and their families. The American Economic Freedom Act will suspend the federal income tax on the first $182,000 of income for 5 years. This will allow millions of middle-class taxpayers to keep more of their money. Education The answer is simple: To give our children the tools they need to realize their full potential. To enable students to compete in a hyper-competitive global marketplace. To prepare America to remain the sole global superpower. But our public schools are not setting up our children for success. By every metric, California’s students are trailing America’s, not to mention China’s. This doesn’t seem to bother our politicians, for some reason. Evidently, they do not prioritize the success of our schools or students. I will fight to make sure that parents have the educational options they need to ensure a better future for their children. And I will work to provide our public schools with all the resources they need to give students the education they deserve. Environment They attend summits in Europe, stage photo-ops in front of burned-out forests or cities, and tell us how much they care. Caring is not enough. While our energy costs rise, our politicians push away the companies that do the most to bring us alternative forms of energy. And they do little to advance the very technologies that could one day replace our dependence on fossil fuels. Yet, every year they say we are one year closer to causing irreversible damage to the planet and our future. So why are they not acting? We have more than enough technology and resources to fuel our economy with clean, cheap energy. We could be energy independent — no more oil or natural gas imports from the Middle East or Russia. We could power our cars, homes, and buildings with renewable energy that does not damage our water or air. We have everything we need. The only thing missing is leadership — we need doers, not talkers.[4] |
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| —Chris Coulombe’s campaign website (2024)[5] | ||
2022
Chris Coulombe completed Ballotpedia's Candidate Connection survey in 2022. The survey questions appear in bold and are followed by Coulombe's responses. Candidates are asked three required questions for this survey, but they may answer additional optional questions as well.
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Born and raised in Sonoma County, Chris Coulombe enlisted in the military at 18 as a private, and returned home 16-years later as a captain. Chris led the Army’s Pacific Pathfinder platoon, which specializes in reconnaissance and recovery of sensitive information in enemy territory.
He ran the Army’s Pacific Theater Air Assault School, facilitating the training of thousands of Marines, Soldiers, Sailors, and Airmen of U.S. and partner military forces, qualifying them in helicopter rappelling and assault operations. In his final assignment Chris represented the Army to dignitaries and senior security officials from almost every country in the Indo-Asia Pacific, focusing on multilateral solutions to regional and global security challenges. When Chris returned home to Sonoma County, he built a statewide logistics and distribution company serving the cannabis industry; co-founded a trade association that helped pass legislation critical to small businesses; and worked with the current and previous administrations in Sacramento on taxation, regulations, and rights of California’s small businesses.
In 2018 the North Bay Business Journal recognized Chris in its Forty Under 40 issue; his company won the Small Transportation Business of the Year Award from the American Business Association, and a Zennie Award for HR Excellence. The following year Chris won The Irish Echo’s national Forty Under 40 award. As an Eagle Scout, Chris served as the regional scouting Council President.
- Partisan Politics is tearing this country apart. It has destroyed our environment, economy, and children's education. We need reasonable, objective, solution based leaders in Congress who vote in the best interests of the people; not elected followers who vote the party line or for special interests.
- Economy - Americans must be able to afford to be American. I will work to suspend the federal income tax on the first $170,000 of income for 5-years, helping Americans keep up to $35,000 more a year of their own money. This will reinvigorate our local economies and small businesses and decrease the rate of Americans entering unhoused conditions all without government programs or debt. While our career politicians and political parties play political games, China is focused and will be the largest economy in the world in 2028; we must reimagine and re-invigorate America's economy to compete.
- Education - Our children are the future of this nation, they are the ones that will keep America competitive on a global scale when we are gone. At present we are failing to give them the skills and resources necessary for them to succeed. We must realign the stakeholders to ensure the next generation is getting well-rounded and relevant experience and education . That includes bringing parents and business to the table, ensuring the best interests of the children and the country is represented.
I spent my life focused on national and international policy , specifically around strategic security - dealing with challenges around resource (water/food) security, geopolitical instability, and global economics. These are the issues that a country must never lose sight of and that our national leaders must understand deeply or we will be out maneuvered on a global scale - as we are seeing with China now.
We are also watching the continued degradation of our environment. We need new leaders that are going to take up a more aggressive stance on addressing the challenges that threaten our earth and subsequently the well being of the next generation. We can all agree we are not meeting the challenge and that the time for half measures has passed. Members of Congress have talked and talked and we have waited and waited, in return we have the worst drought in 1200-years and historic fire seasons year after year. The time has come to stand.
As a small business owner and co-founder of a trade group I understand the struggles of small businesses first hand. I have worked with legislators and regulators to remove or reduce the friction created by government and help businesses survive. After the global lockdown our small businesses need all the help they can get before they are unable to compete and exist. This is a grave risk to our economy and must be addressed quickly.
Space is the future, we must prepare America's economy for the 22nd Century and we must do that now.
Very hard to answer this, there are many that I look up to for various aspects of my life. Most important is my grandmother, she was the matriarch of the family - she showed our family the power of love and kindness through her example. We could never tell as children but she came from a very hard childhood in the 1930's, despite that she brought all of us together at every opportunity to spend time with family. Through the mystical ways grandparents have she taught me stop and savor life, to embrace the things I love - and to protect them fiercely. She also showed us that time is not free.
The Rights of Man by Thomas Paine.
Honor, courage, and commitment. They are the character values encouraged by the Marine Corps but perfect sum up the values we need to get this republic back on track.
Leaving this place better than I found it.
There were two: As a child, I remember the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, I was 9 at the time.
As an adult, it was 9/11. I was serving on my first deployment in the Persian Gulf searching vessels going into and coming out of Iraq (UN Sanction 986). We were on a foreign vessel at the time the planes hit the towers, my team watched it on TV at the same time as the ship's crew. Needless to say, it was a pivotal experience in my military career.
As a teenager, I worked as both a dishwasher in a deli and washed buses for a year or so each. You learn teamwork quickly when you have a 50+ buses to wash and vacuum a day.
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Not always. Sometimes it can be good but often it brings corruption and allows less than capable individuals to advance to a higher office just because of the special interests they are supported by.
In 2028 China will be the largest economy in the world. This means that the US will not drive the economic agenda in the international community for the first time in over a century. I do not believe our current career politicians understand the magnitude of this paradigm shift. If the global economy places China at the center of international trade they have a great deal of power and leverage over the value of the US Dollar (USD) and that is a dangerous proposition for the average American, living paycheck to paycheck or on a fixed income.
Just as we are seeing the initial impacts of loose monetary policy skyrocketing inflation and causing the cost of living to increase month over month, the replacement of the USD as the global trade currency by the Chinese Yuan will and the global petrodollar will plummet demand and therefore value of the USD precipitously.
We must resuscitate our small businesses and lead a focused evolution of our economy, pivoting toward protecting our remaining environment and building a space economy aimed at preparing America for the 22nd Century. That is where the winners and losers of the future will be decided.
Americans are ready to build, we are just looking for leaders with vision that will use our talents to bring benefit and advancement to all of humanity. Allowing us to hand the next generation something we can be proud of.
Yes, it keep reps close to the people they need to win the vote. Depending on their character that is their constituents or their donors.
I agree. Something close to 16-years is appropriate.
Absolutely, but compromise in the name of good policy that is in the best interests of the people.
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Campaign website
Coulombe's campaign website stated the following:
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Economy Total economic growth is the foundation on which all progress depends. Career politicians forgot that long ago, and now we careen towards continued economic decline. It took a pandemic and lockdown to reveal just how badly our leaders have damaged the foundation of the U.S. economy. They exported our manufacturing base to China, endangering both our supply chain and national security. They weaken the dollar and threaten its place as the global trade currency. If our leaders continue along this path, experts predict the US will lose its place to China before the decade ends. Accordingly, the dollar will lose its place as the global trade currency and the low-interest rates that go along with it. And finally, but hardest to ignore, prices of basic goods haven’t been this high in 40 years and America lost over 100,000 businesses in the last two years. And yet, in spite of our politicians’ best efforts, the United States economy remains a symbol of opportunity, and the single greatest wealth-generating machine the world has ever seen. But how long can this last when America’s politicians do not prioritize Americans, small businesses, or the economy? Thanks to our wealth and innovation, we have the resources to build the greatest educational system in the world. Thanks to our wealth and innovation, we have the technology to fuel our daily lives with renewable energy. Before we can make progress on anything else, our leaders must prioritize the economy. Do not kill the goose that lays the golden egg.
What is the purpose of education? The answer is simple: To give our children the tools they need to realize their full potential. To enable students to compete in a hyper-competitive global marketplace. To prepare America to remain the sole global superpower. But our public schools are not setting up our children for success. By every metric, California’s students are trailing America’s, not to mention China’s. This doesn’t seem to bother our politicians, for some reason. Evidently, they do not prioritize the success of our schools or students. I will fight to make sure that parents have the educational options they need to ensure a better future for their children. And I will work to provide our public schools with all the resources they need to give students the education they deserve.
Our politicians talk a big game on the environment, but what have they done? They attend summits in Europe, stage photo-ops in front of burned-out forests, and tell us how much they care. These are wonderful exercises in demonstrating how much they care, but caring is not enough. While our energy costs rise, our politicians push away the companies that do the most to bring us alternative forms of energy. And they do little to advance the very technologies that could one day replace our dependence on fossil fuels. Yet, every year they say we are one year closer to causing irreversible damage to the planet and our future. So why are they not acting? We have more than enough technology and resources to fuel our economy with clean, cheap energy. We could be energy independent — no more oil or natural gas imports from the Middle East or Russia. We could power our cars, homes, and buildings with renewable energy that does not damage our water or air. We have everything we need. The only thing missing is leadership — we need doers, not talkers.[4] |
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| —Chris Coulombe's campaign website (2022)[6] | ||
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Footnotes
- ↑ LinkedIn, "Chris Coulombe," accessed May 16, 2022
- ↑ Chris Coulombe to U.S. Congress, "About Chris," accessed May 16, 2022
- ↑ Information submitted to Ballotpedia through the Candidate Connection survey on December 4, 2023
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.
- ↑ Chris to Congress, “Priorities,” accessed February 12, 2024
- ↑ Chris Coulombe to U.S. Congress, “Priorities,” accessed May 9, 2022
