John (John) Campbell (R-USH45)
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Capitol: 202.225.5330
FAX: 202.225.2961
District: 951.658.2312
Representative
Room 2331 RHOB- Rayburn House Office Building 50 Independence Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20515-0545

Residence: Irvine, CA
Elected: 2005    Next Election: 2014
Spouse: Catherine   DOB: 7/19/1955
Committee Assignments
Co-ChairCongressional Automotive Caucus
Co-ChairCongressional Animal Protection Caucus
FC MemberCalifornia Republican Congressional Delegation
Co-ChairCongressional French Caucus
Co-ChairCongressional United Kingdom Caucus
ChairmanHouse Subcommittee on Monetary Policy and Trade
FC MemberCongressional Caucus on CPAs and Accountants
MemberJoint Economic Committee
FC MemberCongressional Dietary Supplement Caucus
FC MemberSuburban Agenda Caucus
FC MemberFriends of Scotland Caucus
MemberHouse Committee on Budget
MemberHouse Subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit
FC MemberConstitution Caucus
FC MemberCongressional Wine Caucus
FC MemberCongressional Biotechnology Caucus
FC MemberCongressional Internet Caucus
FC MemberHouse Republican New Media Caucus
FC MemberWestern Caucus
FC MemberMedical Technology Caucus
FC MemberCongressional Taiwan Caucus
MemberHouse Committee on Financial Services
FC MemberCongressional Automotive Performance and Motorsports Caucus
FC MemberHouse General Aviation Caucus
FC MemberHouse Republican Israel Caucus
FC MemberCongressional Immigration Reform Caucus
FC MemberRepublican Study Committee
FC MemberCongressional Coalition on Adoption

Bio

Elected to represent the 45th Congressional District of California, John Campbell is currently serving his fifth term in the United States House of Representatives. Over the last eight years, John has quickly become a leading voice of fiscal conservatism and a recognized champion of economic freedom, lower taxes and the right of the individual.

As both a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and small business owner, John is a leader in Congress that champions the need for fiscal restraint and responsible budgetary measures. Above all else, he believes that the enormous debt accrued in this country from out of control spending and exploding deficits is the greatest threat to America’s future security, prosperity and hegemony in the world. The primary author of the Earmark Reform Pledge and an ardent proponent of eliminating “pork barrel” spending, he helped bring about the earmark ban enacted by House Republicans in 2011. This ban continues to exist in the 113th Congress.

John chairs the House Financial Services Subcommittee on Monetary Policy and Trade. His subcommittee, new to the 113th Congress, considers legislation and conducts oversight of monetary policy, international financial institutions, non-domestic capital markets, international currency, multilateral developmental banks, economic stabilization programs, and domestic banking and payment infrastructure. As a subcommittee chairman, John is a member of the House Financial Services Leadership Team. He is also a member of the Financial Services subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit.

Additionally, as a member of the full House Committee on Financial Services, John has taken an active part in addressing the country's top economic issues, including mortgage lending, corporate governance, banking reform, and insurance regulation. Through the recent economic crisis, he was influential in the responses to the crisis that averted a collapse in our markets and economy. Working to rebuild and strengthen this nation’s economy, he has authored a comprehensive housing finance reform plan and is leading the effort to protect the taxpayer from “too big to fail” financial institutions.

John also serves on the House Committee on the Budget, where he has had a hand in crafting portions of The Roadmap for America’s Future. This plan championed by Congressman Paul Ryan contains a comprehensive proposal to ensure health and retirement security for all Americans, to lift the debt burdens that are mounting due to reckless spending, to reform and simplify the tax code, and to promote jobs and competitiveness in the 21st century global economy. John is also a leading author of the Taxpayer Choice Act, which would make America's tax system simpler and fairer by providing the opportunity to take advantage of an optional flat tax, in addition to repealing the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT).

Regularly relied upon for his knowledge, expertise and leadership abilities, John has served on several economic working groups and has been to join the House Republican Policy Committee. As a member of the Policy committee, John joins a handful of Members in creating and driving policy initiatives for House Republican leadership. Likewise, he was a natural choice for the bipartisan and bicameral Joint Economic Committee where he is tasked with monitoring economic conditions and recommending improvements in economic policy.

Often called upon to offer his economic expertise, John appears regularly on CNBC, Fox News, Fox Business and Bloomberg TV. His editorial submissions are also featured frequently in print media such as Investor’s Business Daily, Washington Times, London Daily Telegraph, and The Orange County Register.

John holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Economics from the University of California at Los Angeles, and a Masters Degree in Business Taxation from the University of Southern California. He currently serves as an Adjunct Professor at Pepperdine University's Graduate School of Public Policy in Malibu, California. For nearly 25 years, John worked in the automotive industry. He spent a majority of his career representing several automobile franchises, including Nissan, Mazda, Ford, Saturn, and Saab.

He began his career in public service as a distinguished member of the California State Assembly and then California State Senate previous to his election to Congress in 2005. John and his childhood sweetheart Catherine have been married for 34 years and are the proud parents of two sons, Taylor and Logan, both of whom graduated from the University of Southern California.





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