Diane Harkey
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Diane Harkey was a Republican candidate for California's 35th State Senate district. Then-Assemblyman Tom Harman defeated Harkey for the Republican nomination by 236 votes and went on to win the general election by 44,000 votes. This was one of the closest California State Senate races in history.
She is currently a Dana Point City Councilwoman and Director of the San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor Agency. She also served as Co-Chairman for the California Border Police Initiative.
She is politically a conservative Republican: supporting Proposition 13, controlling illegal immigration and takes pro-life positions.
Diane earned her Bachelors of Arts from the University of California, Irvine and served as Vice-President in the banking industry.
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