Tamisha Torres‑Walker is an Antioch City Council member for District 1, first elected in 2020. She is known locally for her advocacy on social justice, community investment, police reform, housing, and tenant protections. Torres‑Walker uses her lived experience as the Executive Director of the Safe Return Project, a grassroots organization to shape public policies that focus on equity and community safety.
She played a key role in creating programs, including a city department dedicated to reducing gun violence, establishing a police oversight board, advancing rent stabilization, and expanding transitional housing for unhoused residents. She also supports funding for youth prevention and intervention programs. Her work stems from a deep commitment to uplifting communities of color and addressing systemic inequities in Antioch.
Torres‑Walker has stood with fellow leaders to pass progressive ordinances — for example, tenant anti-harassment protections — and has often been a vocal leader during debates on equity and police reform.
Torres‑Walker has worked closely with other progressives on key council decisions to advance equity, address systemic barriers, and protect the rights and well‑being of Antioch residents — especially during challenging moments for the community, including debates over public safety and racial justice.
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Whether you give $5, $25, $100, or more, every contribution helps expand our outreach and keeps this campaign accountable to the people it serves. Please note: Max contribution limit is $5,900 per person or organization.
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Tamisha Torres‑Walker is an Antioch City Council member for District 1, first elected in 2020. She is known locally for her advocacy on social justice, community investment, police reform, housing, and tenant protections. Torres‑Walker uses her lived experience as the Executive Director of the Safe Return Project, a grassroots organization to shape public policies that focus on equity and community safety.
She played a key role in creating programs, including a city department dedicated to reducing gun violence, establishing a police oversight board, advancing rent stabilization, and expanding transitional housing for unhoused residents. She also supports funding for youth prevention and intervention programs. Her work stems from a deep commitment to uplifting communities of color and addressing systemic inequities in Antioch.
Torres‑Walker has stood with fellow leaders to pass progressive ordinances — for example, tenant anti-harassment protections — and has often been a vocal leader during debates on equity and police reform.
Torres‑Walker has worked closely with other progressives on key council decisions to advance equity, address systemic barriers, and protect the rights and well‑being of Antioch residents — especially during challenging moments for the community, including debates over public safety and racial justice.
Your donation helps us:
- Reach voters through mail, digital outreach, and community events
- Train and support volunteers
- Cover essential campaign and compliance costs
- Build a campaign powered by the community—not special interests
Whether you give $5, $25, $100, or more, every contribution helps expand our outreach and keeps this campaign accountable to the people it serves. Please note: Max contribution limit is $5,900 per person or organization.
Every dollar makes a difference. Every supporter moves this campaign forward.
