Pragmatic.
Effective.
Meet Jessica.

We need a problem solver:
Jessica Morse for Congress

When I see a problem, I run towards it and will not stop until it’s fixed. I know the challenges we face here are not partisan. I’m ready to roll up my sleeves and tackle the issues that matter to our community.

Debate Highlights

Interview

Interview with Ring of Democracy

Jessica is interviewed by this nonpartisan organization. She discusses reproductive health, her experience in Iraq and the impact of conflict on children and how the USA needs to work on preventing conflict. She talks about the danger of extremism in our country which is being instigated by MAGA politicians like Kevin Kiley.

Campaign AD

Fire Prevention Is Not Political

Kevin Kiley voted against $2 Billion for fire prevention.

Jessica is a fire prevention expert who worked as Deputy Secretary for Forest and Wildland Resilience at the California Natural Resources. These are the reasons that Ken Pimlott, former CalFire Chief supports Jessica.

Campaign ad

"Survivor"

Our campaign's first ad, titled “Survivor,” offers a powerful testimonial from Miranda, a sexual assault survivor who endured unimaginable hardships.

Her story details a heart-wrenching personal experience, which required safe and legal access to abortion, and underscores the stakes in this election.

It also underscores the stark contrast between Jessica Morse’s commitment to protecting reproductive freedoms and her opponent’s record of opposing these essential rights and supporting abortion bans.

CAMPAIGN AD

"Bird's Eye View"

Our campaign's second ad, titled “Bird’s Eye View,” focuses on Jessica Morse’s leadership in creating a nation-leading wildfire prevention program for California. It highlights Morse’s extensive work experience as the Former Deputy Secretary for Forest and Wildland Resilience protecting Californians from the devastating effects of wildfires.

Campaign AD

Wildfire Resilience

Jessica Morse was the Deputy Secretary for Forest and Wildland Resilience at the California Natural Resources Agency. She coordinated California’s approach to wildfire resilience including increasing the pace and scale of forest restoration and vegetation treatment. Jessica was the architect of the Governor’s $3 billion wildfire resilience strategy and developed the joint forest stewardship strategy between California the US Forest Service signed in 2020.

news & press

Latest Campaign Developments

The Sacramento Bee

Voter Guide: Kevin Kiley vs. Jessica Morse for Congress:

Nonpartisan election analysts are tracking the 2024 race for California’s 3rd Congressional District as one that might become close in November.

Over the last year, The Bee has spoken to analysts across these organizations. Ten California House races are on analysts’ watch lists, including the one for the 3rd.

Sep

2024

Politico

A guide to California’s sleeper House battlegrounds

We’ve identified a handful of House races throughout California that are still generating campaign action...

District 3: Rep. Kevin Kiley (R) vs. Jessica Morse (D)

“It's a competitive district,” Dave Gilliard, Kiley’s campaign consultant, told Playbook. “It's a district that I think needs to be taken care of from a political standpoint.”

Sep

2024

The SACRAMENTO BEE

The Bee endorses Jessica Morse in the critical 3rd Congressional District of California | Opinion

"This district was redrawn substantially in the latest remapping process. This is both new physical and political territory.

Districts like this are crying out for champions of their needs with a bipartisan mindset that rejects a polarized approach to politics.

Jessica Morse represents the kind of candidate that both major parties need to advance in far greater numbers. Morse can put out every type of fire."

Sep

2024

Jessica Morse understands that we cannot allow partisan politics to prevent us from finding real solutions to the common challenges we face.

That’s what drives her public service and why Jessica Morse is running for Congress. Please read her policy positions on how she is going to build bipartisan coalitions of unlikely partners to find solutions to today’s most challenging issues.