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Adam Gray has always put the Central Valley first.

Congressman Adam Gray is working every day to find bipartisan common-sense solutions to our most critical issues, like access to affordable health care, job creation, education, public safety, and protecting our water.

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"My agenda is simple: Lower food, housing and utility costs. More water for our families and farms. Less red tape that keeps infrastructure projects on the drawing board. And a world where you don’t have to choose between paying for healthcare or rent."

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California Farm Bureau Endorses Adam Gray for Re-Election in CA-13

MERCED, CA - Today, Congressman Adam Gray announced receiving the endorsement of the California Farm Bureau in his re-election campaign for California’s 13th Congressional District. The California Farm Bureau is the state’s leading voice in the agricultural sector and a champion for farmers and ranchers across the Central Valley.

The California Farm Bureau’s President, Shannon Douglass, said, “No one works harder to deliver for Central Valley families than Adam Gray..."

Apr
24
2026

NEWS ARTICLE, your central valley

Congressman Gray says he would not vote to support Iran War, discusses reelection

FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – The race for California’s 13th Congressional District is once again expected to be at the center of national attention come November. 

On Thursday morning, incumbent Congressman Adam Gray announced he’s running for re-election.

“We deserve a Congress that works as hard as we do,” Gray said in a one-on-one interview Thursday about the state of his campaign. 

Mar
16
2026

NEWS ARTICLE: Turlock Journal

Gray officially kicks off re-election campaign for CA-13

Rep. Adam Gray (D-Merced), whose 2024 victory in the 13th Congressional District came via the slimmest margin of any race in the nation, has officially kicked off his bid for a second term.

Gray first sought the seat in 2022 but lost to Republican John Duarte by 564 votes – the second-closest race in the nation that November. Two years later, he beat the incumbent in a rematch by just 187 votes – the closest House race of that election cycle.

Mar
16
2026
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