Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath embodies a legacy rooted in love, justice, and unwavering leadership. As the first millennial and only renter on the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors—and its youngest-ever Chair—she brings a lived understanding of community needs to every decision.
Her leadership is defined by championing women, advancing LGBTQ+ equality, and protecting survivors of violence. Horvath has strengthened countywide anti-violence initiatives, expanded access to reproductive healthcare, and fought for housing solutions that honor dignity and safety.
She has led recovery efforts after the Palisades Fire and pushed transformative reforms to create a more ethical, transparent, and compassionate County government.
A steadfast advocate for those too often unheard, she works to ensure every resident—especially women, LGBTQ+ people, and vulnerable families—can thrive free from fear.
Her work reflects a simple truth: love is a powerful force for change, and leadership rooted in love can transform institutions.