Hadwick has deep agribusiness roots in Siskiyou and Modoc counties. She and her husband currently run a family farm, “growing hay, vegetables and pumpkins, raising highland cattle and running the County’s only Pumpkin Patch each fall,” according to her website.

For the last five years, she worked at the Modoc County Sheriff’s Office as Deputy Office of Emergency Services Director, serving as their Public Information Officer as well as coordinating wildfire response and wildfire evacuations. Her campaign platform centers on the economy — specifically taxes, cost of living, and jobs — as well as wildfire prevention, the agriculture industry.

She is also opposed to California’s pro-choice laws, and wants to “abolish soft-on-crime laws, hold criminals accountable for their actions, and discontinue Sanctuary City policies protecting criminal illegal immigrants,” according to her candidate statement. While she is not currently an elected official, she is not new to public life, having previously served as a school board president.

She has received endorsements from both Assemblywoman Megan Dahle, who she would be replacing, and state Sen. Brian Dahle, R-Bieber, who currently represents Senate District 1, but for which Megan, his wife, is running. She has also been endorsed by Assemblyman Heath Flora, R-Ripon, and two of Audette’s colleagues on the Redding City Council.

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