
Congressman #CA13. Merced born & raised. Champion of bipartisan & common-sense solutions. #ValleyFirst. Personal Account.
Merced, CA
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People are tired of empty promises and partisan rhetoric. They want to know that their government works for them. That’s what I’m bringing to Washington.
Thank you Rep. Aguilar and Senator Padilla, for coming to the Valley and standing with CA-13!
Today is your last chance to vote for the Valley’s future. Team Gray has put in the work, and now it’s your turn. Let’s finish strong!
From our farms to our small businesses to our schools, the decisions made at the ballot box will shape life right here in the Valley. Make your voice heard today #CA13.
Voting polls are open today from 7 AM to 8 PM.
Our campaign has something special, the Valley spirit. Every weekend, Team Gray has been out talking with neighbors about what we’re fighting for, a Valley that can count on it's leaders to deliver results.
Thank you to all of our volunteers who keep putting in the work and wearing out their soles to reach every voter.
A huge thank you to @XavierBecerra, @AdamSchiff, Rep. Sara Jacobs, and Jaron Brandon for Senate for showing up for the Valley as we head down the home stretch!
They know what’s at stake for working families if we don't make our voices heard at the ballot box.
A special shoutout to IBEW Local 684 and the North Valley Labor Federation for opening up their hall to us, and to the United Domestic Workers- AFSCME Local 3930 members who have been knocking doors across the Valley to reach every voter.
Thank you Rep. Sara Jacobs for coming
down to the Valley and for your continued support.
And to every volunteer knocking doors, making calls,
and writing postcards, thank you for putting in the
work for our community!
Team Gray is out in Modesto, Ceres, and Patterson helping Valley families make a plan to vote! Every vote shapes the future of the Valley, make sure yours is counted.
This campaign is powered by volunteers who care deeply about the Valley, and I never take that for granted. Thank you to everyone who has knocked on a door, made a call, or written a postcard. As we head into these final days, I'm asking you to keep going. Every conversation counts, and we're not done yet CA-13!
Team Gray is out knocking doors in Los Banos. We're talking with neighbors about making their voices heard and voting for a better Valley. Thank you to our volunteers for showing up and putting in the work. Let's keep it going CA-13!
In Merced, safer streets and stronger neighborhoods make a real difference for local families and businesses.
Merced police are reporting significant declines in accidents, traffic fatalities, thefts and robberies. That progress comes from focused traffic enforcement, faster police response times and local businesses working together to help prevent crime.
When our communities work together to solve problems, everyone benefits.
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Agriculture is a big part of life here in the Valley, and it’s never too early to learn where our food comes from.
Stanislaus Farm Bureau’s Ag Edventure brought 1,300 third graders from Turlock, Hughson and Chatom together to learn about farming, water, soil and the work that goes into growing the food we put on our tables.
Getting kids out there to see it firsthand helps them understand what keeps our communities running and why the next generation matters.
Great afternoon with the hardworking caregivers of UDW at their Merced Provider Appreciation Dinner.
These are the people who care for our seniors and neighbors with disabilities, helping them live with dignity and independence. Their work makes an enormous difference for families throughout the Valley, and they deserve our appreciation and support.
With Election Day just around the corner, it’s a good reminder of what’s at stake. We need leaders who understand the challenges working families face and recognize the value of the people who care for our communities.
Thank you to UDW and AFSCME Local 3930 for the invitation and your continued support. #CA13
In Modesto, a neighbor saw a house on fire and didn’t keep driving. He stopped, went inside, and helped pull a woman in a wheelchair to safety before firefighters arrived.
That’s what looking out for one another is all about. The Valley is full of people who step up when their neighbors need help, and this is a powerful example of that.
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Thank you to everyone who joined us at the annual Night At The Vista last week, and to all the people who make this event happen year after year. It’s always great to be surrounded by friends, family, and leaders who share a united vision for the Valley. Thank you for your continued support. Let’s finish strong!
Team Gray was out in Patterson and Madera this weekend, knocking doors and talking with neighbors about the kind of Valley we want to leave for the next generation. With only 8 days until Election Day, those conversations matter more than ever. Thank you to everyone who has given up their time to knock doors, make calls, and write postcards.
Want to get involved and help us keep moving the Valley forward? Sign up here: mobilize.us/grayforcongress/
Voters in the Valley deserve straight answers and a chance to hear where candidates stand. That’s why I accepted multiple invitations to debate, while my opponent didn’t respond.
As The Modesto Focus points out, this race is drawing national attention. But voters deserve more than headlines and campaign talking points.
They deserve a candidate willing to show up, answer tough questions, and talk about the issues affecting their lives.
When fans come to Stockton for a Thunder game, local restaurants, hotels and small businesses benefit, too. With 28 home games this season and about 100 workers supporting each game, the team is creating jobs and bringing more business into the community.
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