Pamela Campos

Pamela, a proud Chicana and second-generation immigrant, is a dedicated advocate for the San José community. Raised in San José, Pamela attended local public schools and graduated from San José State University with a Bachelor's degree in child development. With a passion for nurturing young minds, she is committed to prioritizing the needs of children and families in the decision-making process for a brighter future in San José.

Pamela's background as a former preschool teacher has uniquely positioned her to make a difference. She played an instrumental role in securing $350.5 million in funding for licensed center and home-based childcare providers throughout California, leading to improved learning environments and expanded access to high-quality child care for countless families.

Having worked closely with community partners, analyzed policies, and spearheaded initiatives, Pamela has consistently advocated for the issues that directly impact working families and individuals, including affordable housing, child care, and equitable transportation systems. As a lifelong resident of San José, she deeply understands the significance of decisions made at City Hall and is determined to empower the community members who are most affected by these decisions.

With her experience and unwavering dedication, Pamela is poised to be a strong voice for positive change in San José.