John Doolittle is the representative for the 4th District of California. Doolittle has held this position since 1993. Before his career in politics, Doolittle was a lawyer. In 1981, Doolittle became a member of the California State Senate, a post he held until 1990.
Fast Facts:
- Born: October 30, 1950 in Glendale, California
- Assumed Office: January 3, 1991
- Party: Republican
- Spouse: Julia Doolittle
- Alma Mater: University of California, Santa Cruz
- Previous Occupation/Position Held: Lawyer
Positions
Since attaining a seat on the California State Senate, Doolittle has supported measures to construct the multi-purpose Auburn Dam, in order to increase the water supply to California. He has also maintained his support of logging in the state he represents. Conversely, Doolittle has been a strong advocate of alternative energy, and has supported the construction hydrogen fueling stations.
John Doolittle Timeline
October 30, 1950: Born
1980: At age 29, won a seat for the California State Senate
1990: Won a Congressional seat for the 14th Congressional District
2006: Doolittle was re-elected to Congress with 67% of the vote
