Stephanie Oddo for California State Senate, District 37

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Stephanie Oddo, smiling, in a royal blue blazer

Meet Stephanie

A civic leader who engages, empowers, and gets things done.

Laguna Niguel City Councilmember Stephanie Oddo is a lifelong civic leader, educator, entrepreneur, and the first Democrat ever elected to the city council in 2022. With a professional background spanning business, nonprofit, and government organizations, Stephanie has dedicated her career to serving her community and making government work for everyone.

Since taking office, Stephanie has championed public safety, stronger fire prevention measures, protecting open space, and responsible city finances. She has supported balanced budgets without new taxes or debt, investments in local roads, and efforts to protect Laguna Niguel’s neighborhoods. She also helped secure more than $1.2 million in funding for local transportation improvements and environmental restoration.

Her commitment to public service extends well beyond City Hall. Stephanie has served as Chair of the Orange County Housing and Community Development Commission, Chair of the San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor Agency, and President of the Laguna Niguel Rotary Club. A strong advocate for education and opportunity, she founded a scholarship for first-generation college students and continues to mentor young people pursuing careers in public service.

Stephanie has called Laguna Niguel home since 2010, where she and her husband, Eddie, raised their two children.

Now Stephanie is running to represent District 37 in the California State Senate, bringing her experience, dedication, and commitment to getting things done for every community in the district.

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Endorsements

Federal & State

  • Dave Min

    Congressmember, CA-47

  • John Harabedian

    Assemblymember, District 41

  • Sergio Farias

    Assemblymember-elect, District 74

  • Chris Kluwe

    Assembly Candidate, District 72

Local

  • Doug Chaffee

    Orange County Supervisor, District 3

  • John Stephens

    Costa Mesa Mayor

  • Dr. Letitia Clark

    Tustin Mayor-elect

  • Ross Chun

    Aliso Viejo Mayor (Ret.)

  • Manuel Chavez

    Costa Mesa Mayor Pro Tem

  • Tiffany Ackley

    Aliso Viejo City Councilmember

  • Susan Sonne

    Buena Park City Councilmember, District 3

  • Melinda Liu

    Irvine City Councilmember, District 1

  • William Go

    Irvine City Councilmember, District 2

  • Betty Martinez

    Irvine City Councilmember, District 5

  • Kathleen Treseder

    Irvine City Councilmember, District 6

  • Angely Andrade Vallarta

    Costa Mesa City Councilmember-elect, District 4

  • Dr. Kelly Brown

    Costa Mesa City Councilmember-elect, District 5

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