U.S. Senate

U.S. House - Swing District Races (See Map)

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If you are in a swing district it is IMPERATIVE that you vote in the November election! We can TAKE BACK THE HOUSE! The margins of victory are incredibly small, meaning every vote counts!

District 13 (Map) - Democratic Party Candidate: Adam Gray

Central San Joaquin Valley - Merced County - most of Madera County - parts of Stanislaus, Fresno, and San Joaquin Counties - South Modesto - South Turlock - Merced - Madera - Ceres - Patterson - Lathrop - Chowchilla- Atwater- Coalinga - Mendota

District 22 (Map) - Democratic Party Candidate: Rudy Salas

Central San Joaquin Valley - most of Kings County - parts of Tulare and Kern Counties - East Bakersfield - South and West Tulare - South Hanford - Porterville - Lindsay - Shafter - Wasco - Delano - McFarland - Arvin - Lamont - Corcoran

District 27 (Map) - Democratic Party Candidate: George Whitesides

North LA County - North-West San Fernando Valley - Santa Clarita - Palmdale - Lancaster

District 41 (Map) - Democratic Party Candidate: Will Rollins

South-West Riverside County - West Palm Springs - Menifee - Calimesa - Norco - Lake Elsinore - Wildomar - Rancho Mirage - Palm Desert - Indian Wells - La Quinta - most of Corona

District 45 (Map) - Democratic Party Candidate: Derek Tran

North Orange and South Los Angeles Counties - Garden Grove - Westminster - Cerritos - Buena Park - Placentia - Hawaiian Gardens - Cypress - Fountain Valley - Artesia - Los Alamitos - Rossmoor - La Palma - most of Brea - East Lakewood - North Fullerton

District 47 (Map) - Democratic Party Candidate: Dave Min

North Orange County - Irvine - Huntington Beach - Costa Mesa - Newport Beach - Seal Beach

  ADAM SCHIFF

Adam Schiff is a proven leader who has earned the trust of Californians by taking on the toughest challenges facing our state and nation. From fighting for affordable housing and ending homelessness, to defending our democracy, to lowering health care costs for working families, to leading efforts to protect our planet – Adam has delivered real progress for Californians. Adam has become one of Congress’ most effective leaders by bringing people together to get results. He is running for the U.S. Senate because he knows that we can only lower the cost of groceries, gas, and housing if leaders work together, and get the government and the economy working for everyone.

Adam is perhaps best known for his work to protect our democracy. He led the first House impeachment inquiry and served as the lead Manager for the first impeachment trial of President Donald J. Trump, securing the first bipartisan vote ever to impeach a sitting president. As Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and member of the January 6th Committee, Adam was on the front lines of the struggle to preserve our democracy, uphold the rule of law, and hold insurrectionists accountable. Adam is the lead author of a landmark package of reforms to prevent future abuses of executive power and reinforce our democratic institutions — The Protecting our Democracy Act — and has been a champion of expanding the voting rights of all Americans.

Adam Schiff is running against Republican Steve Garvey for the U.S. Senate seat formerly occupied by Dianne Feinstein. For more information: Adam Schiff for Senate

HOUSE DISTRICT 13 - ADAM GRAY

Born and raised in Merced, Adam Gray was raised working in his family’s dairy supply and feed store. He was elected to the State Assembly in 2012 where he represented Merced County and Stanislaus County for a decade.
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In the State Legislature, Adam championed bipartisan commonsense solutions. He was elected by his colleagues to lead the New Democratic Caucus. He also founded the California Problem Solvers Caucus which brings Democrats, Republicans, and independents together to address California’s most critical issues including homelessness, the pandemic, and drought.
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Adam has led the fight against the State Water Grab. He bucked his own party leaders by advancing legislation to block the Water Grab and organized the largest water rights rally the State Capitol has ever seen. His efforts paid off when the chief architect of the Water Grab was removed from the board. Standing shoulder to shoulder with Democratic and Republican lawmakers from the Valley, Adam also delivered nearly $3 billion to build new water storage, $200 million to repair aging canals, and $60 million to bolster groundwater basins.
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To address the Valley’s historic shortage of doctors, Adam secured more than $200 million to establish a joint medical school at UC Merced and UCSF-Fresno which will enroll its first class of future doctors in 2023. He also passed legislation to double the operating hours of rural health clinics to keep them open during hours that make sense for working families.

When Merced County had the highest murder rate in the state, Adam secured $4.5 million to develop a gang violence reduction program that resulted in the arrest of more than 50 gang leaders and the seizure of 21,000 rounds of ammunition.
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Adam secured $400 million to extend the ACE train to Modesto and Merced. He passed legislation preventing funding cuts to county fairs and FFA programs, and increased tax credits for small businesses.

Adam Gray is challenging Republican incumbent John Duarte for the U.S. House District 13 seat. For more information: Adam Gray for Congress

HOUSE DISTRICT 22 - RUDY SALAS

Born and raised in the Central Valley, Rudy Salas is a lifelong Valley resident who worked his way from laboring in the fields with his father to graduating from UCLA and becoming the first Latino Bakersfield City Council Member in its 112 year history.

In his five terms in the California State Assembly, Rudy Salas stood by his commitment to take a stand for Central Valley families and deliver for the region. Salas has been a steadfast voice for the Valley, fighting for more public safety funding, expanding workforce development programs, expanding veterans’ and workers' rights, clean water infrastructure, and support for our small business community. In his final term, Assemblymember Salas secured $50 million of dedicated investments for Central Valley projects that will expand local nursing programs and construct an emergency response center, a cooling center, a clean water well, a new building at Bakersfield College - Delano campus, and secured millions for our local students and colleges. Additionally, Assemblymember Salas helped save Kern Medical Hospital from closing its doors and was instrumental in ensuring small business assistance and protective equipment got to residents and frontline workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Now, Salas is ready to take on this tough challenge and flip California’s 22nd Congressional District to ensure Central Valley residents have the voice and respect in Washington that they deserve.

Rudy Salas is challenging Republican incumbent David G. Valadao for the U.S. House District 22 seat. For more information: Rudy Salas for Congress

HOUSE DISTRICT 27 - GEORGE WHITESIDES 

George Whitesides is a local leader, former NASA Chief of Staff, and aerospace entrepreneur. In Congress, he will be committed to creating great jobs in the district, finding solutions to the wildfire crisis, protecting a woman's right to choose, and protecting Social Security and Medicare for seniors. George is committed to moving CA-27 forward and is willing to work across the aisle to achieve the best for the district..

George has spent his career solving problems. Over the past 20 years, he led NASA to new heights and created hundreds of jobs in Antelope Valley. For his service as a member of President Obama’s transition team in 2008 and then as Chief of Staff for NASA for the Obama administration, George was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal, NASA’s highest honor.​ As the first CEO of Virgin Galactic, he grew the company from a small team to a global aerospace firm, creating 700 jobs in the Antelope Valley and flying the first woman to space on a commercial space vehicle. He currently serves as a board member of the Antelope Valley Economic Development and Growth Enterprise (AV EDGE), working to grow jobs and businesses in the AV.

George supports front-line responders and public health through his work on the wildfire crisis. He co-founded Megafire Action, the first organization dedicated to solving our nation’s megafire crisis, and he continues to work to make wildfires a manageable challenge through innovation and science policy. George also co-chaired the Antelope Valley Covid-19 Task Force, an ad hoc group that brought together NASA, industry, local government, and the Antelope Valley College to support front-line nurses and doctors, for which George received NASA’s Exceptional Public Achievement Medal.

George Whitesides is challenging Republican incumbent Mike Garcia for the U.S. House District 27 seat. For more information: George Whitesides for Congress

HOUSE DISTRICT 41 - WILL ROLLINS

Will Rollins is a former federal prosecutor who focused on counterterrorism and counterintelligence cases in Southern California. He's running for Congress because he is concerned about the threats to our democracy and to our communities. Ken Calvert, the Republican incumbent, has a record of extremism and corruption. Will is running for Congress to serve the 41st District of California. He plans to fight against corruption in Washington and end the toxic partisanship that prevents Congress from getting anything done for working families.

Will has deep roots in California. His grandparents met while serving together during World War II, moved to Southern California, and started a small business that still operates today, manufacturing parts for U.S. fighter jets and commercial aircraft. Growing up, Will saw the effects of government-sponsored discrimination on all Americans, our economy, and our national security. At a time when being gay was literally a crime in some states, Will considered enlisting in the military after 9/11, but did not want to be outed or discharged under “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.”

Instead, Will found a path to counterterrorism in law enforcement. After attending Dartmouth and Columbia Law School, Will clerked for two federal judges in California. He began tackling crime as an Assistant U.S. Attorney, protecting the public from white-collar criminals. Will later joined the Terrorism and Export Crimes Section of the National Security Division where he prosecuted some of the insurrectionists who attacked the U.S. Capitol on January 6th.

Will Rollins is challenging Republican incumbent Ken Calvert for the U.S. House District 41 seat. For more information: Will Rollins for Congress

HOUSE DISTRICT 45 - DEREK TRAN 

Derek Tran is an Army Veteran, Consumer Rights Attorney, City Commissioner, and Small Business Owner who is running for Congress in District 45.

Derek went to law school to uphold the liberties, individual rights, and rule of law that his parents immigrated to America for. Turning down high-paying jobs in corporate law, Derek opened a small business in Orange County to fight for immigrants, workers, survivors of sexual harassment, and consumers.

If elected, Derek plans to work to reduce the costs of prescription drugs. He wants to protect a woman’s right to choose and expand healthcare coverage because he feels that healthcare is a right, not a privilege. Derek notes his opponent Michelle Steel co-authored the Life at Conception Act, which will ban abortions in California even in cases of rape or incest.

Derek and his wife, Michelle, are proud parents of three. Their children attend public schools and every day Derek works to instill the values of hard work, patriotism, and service that his parents taught him.

Derek Tran is challenging Republican incumbent Michelle Steel for the U.S. House District 45 seat. For more information: Derek Tran for Congress

HOUSE DISTRICT 47 - DAVE MIN (D) 

Dave Min currently represents Orange County’s 37th State Senate district, but he is now running for the 47th District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Over the last few years, Dave has successfully shepherded into law at least 28 bills, including legislation enshrining abortion in the California Constitution, banning gun sales on state property, expanding protections for domestic violence survivors, and addressing the causes of our climate crisis.

Before joining the State Senate, Senator Min was a law professor at UC Irvine, where he taught and did research in business law. Before that, he served as an enforcement attorney at the Securities and Exchange Commission, an economic and financial policy advisor to Senator Chuck Schumer, and the economic policy director at the Center for American Progress.

Dave is married to Jane Stoever, a UC Irvine law professor specializing in domestic violence and family law. She also oversees the Domestic Violence Clinic at UCI. They live with their three children in Irvine.

In his current race to become CA’s 47th District representative, Dave is endorsed by numerous groups (https://davemin.com/endorsements) and the Los Angeles Times. Katie Porter is also an avid supporter. She has applauded his many accomplishments, including ending gun shows on California state property, opposing offshore oil drilling, passing critical protections for domestic violence survivors, and delivering billions of dollars in COVID-19 relief funds to small businesses.

Dave Min is running against Republican Scott Baugh for the U.S. House District 47 seat formerly occupied by Katie Porter. For more information: Dave Min for Congress