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CA MIDTERM ELECTION
California is home to competitive congressional districts where organizing can directly impact the balance of power in Congress. The CA-22 district specifically is one of the few that is still competitive after gerrymandering in California. It is also largely Spanish-speaking. Common Power will be working with the Randy Villegas for Congress Campaign, knocking on doors in Bakersfield, CA.
OCTOBER 7 - 12 IN BAKERSFIELD, CA.
UPCOMING CANVASSING TRIPS:
Oct. 7 - 12
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Team California Kickoff Meeting: July 29rd at 5pm PDT
Randy Villegas for CA-22
Randy Villegas is proof that you don’t have to water down your values to compete in a toss-up district - you can lead with them. His campaign centers working families: expanding healthcare access, raising wages, and putting everyday people ahead of corporate interests. In a race where a Republican is almost certain to claim one of the two general election spots, it’s not enough to simply have a “D” next to your name. CA-22 deserves a Democrat who will fight relentlessly for the district and deliver real results for working people.
This district was recently remapped as a result of Proposition 50 — a measure passed by voters in California to gain 5 seats in the House. The new 22nd district is majority Latino. This election will attempt to unseat incumbent Republican David Valadao and fulfill the promise of Prop 50.
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