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Aisha Wahab, California State Senator
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Aisha Wahab

State SenatorState SenateDistrict 10Democratic
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State legislative record

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Name
Aisha Wahab
Office
State Senator
Chamber
State Senate
District
10
Party
Democratic Party
Role began
Dec 5, 2022
Earlier published email
senator.wahab@senate.ca.gov
Earlier published phone
916-651-4410
Earlier published address
1021 O St. Suite 8530, Sacramento, CA 95814
Open Civic Data ID
ocd-person/295965df-6c71-4e11-806f-2b7d5be5d45c
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