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<h2>AFFORDABILITY &amp; COSTS</h2><h5>Central Valley families know the affordability crisis firsthand, and Adam is working nonstop to lower the costs of food, housing, health care, utilities, and other everyday expenses. Adam has worked across the aisle from day one to deliver common sense solutions on rising costs and knows that this affordability crisis squeezes pocketbooks in many forms.</h5><ul><li>Introduced the Protecting Health Care and Lowering Costs Act of 2025 to reverse all of the Medicaid cuts in the One Big Beautiful Bill and permanently extend the ACA enhanced premium tax credits.</li><li>Cosponsored the Stopping a Rogue President on Trade Act, which would limit the president’s ability to unilaterally impose tariffs without congressional approval, helping to repeal sloppy trade policy and lower prices caused by tariffs.</li><li>Introduced the bipartisan Harnessing Energy at Thermal Sources (HEATS) Act, which would lower energy costs by reducing burdensome state and local regulations around geothermal activities.</li><li>Introduced the Stop Raising Prices on Food Act, which would protect farmers from increased operating costs and decreased productivity related to reckless tariffs.</li><li>Led an amendment to the federal budget that aimed to protect Medicaid from devastating cuts by preventing consideration of any legislation that would result in cuts to Medicaid on a tax-related basis.</li></ul><h2>WATER ACCESS</h2><h5>The number one issue that Adam hears about in the district is access to water. He has worked tirelessly to ensure farmers can receive reliable water deliveries as we build new infrastructure, fighting to weaken regulatory barriers while securing funding for new water infrastructure.</h5><ul><li>Introduced the End the California Water Crisis Package and the Central Valley Water Solution Act, a suite of bills that would authorize an additional 21 water storage projects in California, ease permitting restrictions, and create enforceable timelines for environmental review processes, aiming to expand California’s water storage capacity.</li><li>Introduced the WATER Act, a bill to codify provisions of EO 14181, “Emergency Measures to Provide Water Resources in California and Improve Disaster Response in Certain Areas.”</li><li>Supported the Build Now Act, which would create interagency coordination at the federal level on permitting obstacles for water projects in California, specifically focused on the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and the Endangered Species Act (ESA).</li><li>Introduced the Valley Water Protection Act, which allows access to the exemption process where a modification to proposed agency action may impair national security or regional economic impacts. Key provisions of this bill were included in the final package of the Endangered Species Amendment Act of 2025, which passed out of the House Natural Resources Committee.</li><li>Secured $1,000,000 to bring new water to the Le Grand Athlone Water District and Chowchilla Water District on certain years through the building of an intertie, enhancing the safety and reliability of drinking water and irrigation.</li><li>Secured $1,092,000 for the Dos Palos Waste Water Treatment Facility to construct a new package treatment plant, offering a reliable, easy-to-maintain, and long-term affordable solution to the wastewater treatment issues.</li></ul><h2>AGRICULTURE</h2><h5>Representing one of the world’s largest agricultural regions, Adam has worked to deliver results for farmers, ranchers, and dairymen across the board to ensure they have the resources, support, and certainty they need to continue feeding the country.</h5><ul><li>Adam was one of fourteen Democrats to help pass the Farm Bill – a major multiyear bill that governs an array of agricultural and food programs that are essential to Valley growers and producers. Adam got specific, critical wins here for Valley farmers, businesses, and rural communities.</li><li>Secured an amendment in the Farm, Food and National Security Act of 2026 to protects the Specialty Crop Block Grant Program by prohibiting USDA from implementing dangerous cost-sharing or matching requirements. Amendment was unanimously supported.</li><li>Secured a commitment from House Agriculture Committee Chairman on billions of dollars in economic assistance for specialty crop growers through future legislation.</li><li>Secured an amendment in the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026 that would require the USDA to report to Congress how changes to or expiration of the USCMA will affect the agriculture industry.</li><li>Secured an amendment in the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026 that would allow states to use their resources on locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables from the Emergency Food Assistance Program to help children of servicemembers to eat healthy and provide a bigger market for our growers.</li><li>Led Democratic negotiations in the House Committee on Natural Resources to secure critical deadline provisions in the front and back end of the permitting process in the SPEED Act; was one of only two Democrats to move the bill out of committee.</li><li>Cosponsored the bipartisan PRECISE Act, which incentivizes private sector financing for the purchase of precision agriculture technology.</li><li>Cosponsored the bipartisan Livestock Indemnity Program Improvement Act of 2025, proposed legislation that would require the LIP to update the average fair market value of livestock quarterly rather than annually.</li><li>In his time in the Assembly, Adam restored state funding for FFA chapters serving 83,500 high school students.</li></ul><h2>EDUCATION</h2><h5>As a proud graduate of Merced College who now teaches at UC Merced, Adam knows that access to quality education opens opportunities for the next generation. From elementary and high school through college, Adam believes that learning, training, and job preparation provided by good schools will propel students into the world ready to tackle the issues we face.</h5><ul><li>Secured $366,000 for Gustine Unified School District to create a facility that houses school-based mental health programs.</li><li>Introduced the Expanding Medical Education Act, which would help build medical schools to provide more physicians in underserved areas. UCSF Fresno and UC Merced in particular are eligible to receive federal grant funding under this program.</li><li>Cosponsored the bipartisan IDEA Full Funding Act to ensure that children with disabilities can access a free, high quality public education.</li><li>Joined leaders in breaking ground on Merced College’s new AgTEC Innovation Center, a $21 million state-of-the-art facility focused on agricultural technology, automation technology and robotics. This was a project that Adam helped secure funding for when he served in the State Assembly.</li><li>Celebrated $5.3 million grant funding from Health and Human Services to the Community Action Partnership of Madera County. The grant supports Head Start and Early Head Start programming through Community Action Partnership in Madera and Fresno counties.</li><li>During his time in the State Assembly, Adam secured $2,000,000 for the Stanislaus County Office of Education to create the VOLT Institute in Modesto, providing high-skill job training and serving as a pipeline to jobs.</li><li>In the State Assembly, Adam was proud to support a $2.7 billion plan to offer transitional kindergarten to all 4-years-olds by 2025. Serving 400,000 students, it is California’s version of universal preschool.</li></ul><h2>PUBLIC SAFETY</h2>Adam strongly supports law enforcement at the local, state, and national levels, holding a deep respect for their bravery and delivering solutions to bolster their efforts to keep our communities safe. Whether it be cracking down on drugs, gang violence, patterns or isolated incidents of crime, Adam is committed to passing policies that will make the Valley a safer place to live.<ul><li>Introduced the bipartisan Combatting Fentanyl Poisonings Act, which expands grant funding for fentanyl awareness campaigns aimed at children, specifically by supporting training programs &amp; equipment for law enforcement agencies tracking &amp; apprehending fentanyl traffickers. </li><li>Secured $1,031,000 for the Modesto Police Department’s enhanced radio system including new mobile and portable radios, along with necessary software, accessories, testing, and training.</li><li>Secured $850,000 to rehabilitate and improve Modesto Fire Station #1 for firefighter safety and readiness, as well as faster emergency response.</li><li>Secured $3,150,000 for the Bear Creek Infrastructure and Flood Protection Initiative, which will construct and complete critical flood resiliency infrastructure and habitat restoration features along Bear Creek – this will enhance flood protection for critical public safety infrastructure.</li><li>During his time in the State Assembly, Adam delivered funding to create the VIPER program, resulting in the arrest of 50 gang leaders and confiscation of weapons and ammunition from the streets. This cut the county’s murder rate in half in the first year. </li><li>Adam has opposed policies that would jeopardize public safety and connect to retail theft rings, including zero bail (Prop 25), reduced sentencing (Prop 47), and early release (Prop 57).</li></ul><h2>HEALTH CARE </h2>Adam is working to lower costs and increase coverage when it comes to health care access. He knows that the Valley is already experiencing one of the worst physician shortages in the state, all while health care costs rise and hyper-partisan bills make it more difficult and more expensive to get care close to home.<ul><li>Introduced the Protecting Health Care and Lowering Costs Act of 2025 to reverse all of the Medicaid cuts in the One Big Beautiful Bill and permanently extend the ACA enhanced premium tax credits. </li><li>Introduced the bipartisan Telehealth Network and Telehealth Resource Centers Grant Program Reauthorization act, which would increase access to care for rural families and allow people to see their doctor from home. Adam was able to get this bill passed out of the House. </li><li>Helped pass the 3-year ACA tax credit extension, the Breaking the Gridlock Act. Consistent leader on negotiations across the aisle to try to reach a bipartisan agreement on ACA extension.</li><li>Introduced the bipartisan Midwives for MOMS Act, which aims to address the shortage of maternity care in rural communities by expanding educational opportunities for midwives and improving access to midwifery services.</li><li>During his time in the State Assembly, Adam secured $220 million to build a medical education building at UC Merced and $18 million per year to operate the program which will enroll its first class of future doctors in 2023.</li><li>In the State Assembly, Adam ensured coverage of continuous glucose monitors under Medi-Cal. Prior to this, Medi-Cal was the only health insurer in California that did not cover continuous glucose monitors despite serving the most vulnerable population.</li></ul><h2>VETERANS</h2>Adam has worked across the aisle to support common sense legislation to support our veterans: rolling back red tape, expanding access to high-quality, affordable care, working to ensure they are receiving the benefits they rightfully earned in service to our country. <ul><li>Introduced the STRIVE Act of 2025, which would prevent the VA from collecting copays from veterans in instances where the collection delay is the VA’s fault. The VA later announced that they will relieve veterans of more than $272 million of medical copay debt accrued due to technical errors within their processing system, following key provisions of the STRIVE Act.</li><li>Cosponsored the PFC Joseph P. Dwyer Peer Support Program Act, which would require the VA to establish a grant program on peer-to-peer mental health programs for veterans.</li><li>Cosponsored the Major Richard Star Act to allow full VA disability and DOD retirement payments for combat-injured military retirees.</li><li>Cosponsored the Veteran Burial Timeliness and Death Certificate Accountability Act, which would require VA clinicians to sign a veteran’s death certificate within 48 hours of a death under natural circumstances. Under the current system, delays in this process hinder timely burials and the access to survivor benefits that families rely on; this bill aims to get families that support faster.</li><li>Cosponsored the Retired Pay Restoration Act, legislation which would allow the receipt of both military retired pay and veterans' disability compensation with respect to any service-connected disability.</li><li>Cosponsored the Service Dogs Assisting Veterans Act, a bill to require the VA Secretary to award grants to nonprofit organizations to assist with programs to provide service dogs to eligible veterans. </li><li>During his time at the State Assembly Adam was proud to author a bill which provided a path for veterans transitioning to civilian employment to receive credit for their military experience and education toward certifications in the water industry.</li></ul><h2>IMMIGRATION &amp; BORDER SECURITY</h2>Adam knows that the Central Valley cannot function without our immigrant community, and he has supported multiple immigration reform measures to ensure both security and opportunity. Adam believes that we must secure the border, enforce the law, and hold federal agencies to clear standards so agents can do their jobs safely and professionally.<ul><li>Joined a bipartisan group to reintroduce the DIGNITY Act, a historic, comprehensive immigration reform bill that addresses legal status, grants targeted protection to specific undocumented immigrants already living in the U.S., invests in border security infrastructure, mandates accountability from ICE, and overhauls our visa and asylum systems to relieve the backlog.</li><li>Cosponsored the bipartisan American Dream and Promise Act of 2025, which would provide a pathway to citizenship to Dreamers, undocumented immigrants who were brought to the United States as children, as well as TPS and DED recipients – largely people who have spent their lives here, getting an education, taking care of their families, going to work and contributing to our communities.</li><li>Voted against the most recent DHS Appropriations bill – this legislation would give a blank check to CBP and ICE without long overdue accountability reforms and reflects a pattern of reckless leadership that undermines immigration enforcement and puts both federal agents and the public at risk.</li><li>Introduced the bipartisan Farm Workforce Modernization Act of 2025, which would provide a pathway for undocumented farm workers to earn legal status through continued employment in the agricultural sector.</li></ul><h2>INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS</h2>Adam’s focus in international affairs is steadfastly on protecting American interests – both security and economic – at home and abroad, and on the safety of our brave service members and their families.<ul><li>Adam voted in March to stop forever wars and halt the war in Iran, supporting a War Powers Resolution – this bill would have directed the President to end recent military activity in Iran unless war has been declared, military force has been authorized, or an action is taken in self-defense. </li><li>Adam believes that ending the war in Iran would help lower prices here in the United States and save tens of billions in taxpayer dollars to be invested at home rather than spent on forever wars abroad.</li><li>Adam believes the Iranian regime has oppressed its own people and funded terrorist organizations that both destabilize the Middle East and threaten our allies. At the same time, Adam knows that Congress carries the solemn responsibility to declare war and the president must present a clear strategy and defined objectives before the U.S. is drawn further into another conflict in the region.</li><li>Adam has seen too many bad foreign policy decisions by politicians that placed American service members in harm’s way without a coherent plan and well defined goals. He opposes endless, politically-motivated wars, waged at the expense of service members and taxpayers.</li><li>Cosponsored the Stopping a Rogue President on Trade Act, which would limit the president’s ability to unilaterally impose tariffs without congressional approval, helping to repeal sloppy trade policy and lower prices caused by tariffs.</li></ul>

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While freshman Rep. Adam Gray, D-Merced, signaled he’s ready to tackle immigration, high housing costs and other issues, two Republican colleagues were still in campaign mode during a Sunday morning appearance on CNN.

<h4>House Democrat Adam Gray of Merced is ready to solve problems. The GOP, not so much</h4>

Congressman Adam Gray (D-Merced) introduced the Valley Water Protection Act, aiming to safeguard water access for Central Valley farmers and producers. The bill seeks to amend the Endangered Species Act (ESA) to prevent enforcement actions that could pose national security threats or cause regional economic harm. Congressman Jim Costa (D-Fresno) co-led the legislation.

<h4>Congressman Gray introduces Valley Water Protection Act</h4>

The California Farm Bureau has endorsed Rep. Adam Gray (D-Merced) in his bid for reelection in the 13th&nbsp;Congressional District.The CFB endorsed Republican incumbent John Duarte in 2024 – a race that Gray won by a mere 187 votes after losing by a slim 564-vote margin to Duarte two years earlier.“No one works harder to deliver for Central Valley families than Adam Gray,” said Shannon Douglas, president of the CFB. “When results matter, Adam is the one who puts politics aside and makes sure that farmers and ranchers benefit from the decisions happening in Washington, D.C.”The California Farm Bureau is a leading voice in the state’s powerful agricultural sector.“I’m proud to represent one of the world’s largest agricultural regions – a community made up of farmers, ranchers, dairymen, and their families,” said Gray, who served 10 years in the state Assembly before running for Congress. “These are the hardworking people who feed our country and yet too often are treated as an afterthought in Washington. I’m working to make sure their voices are heard, and I’m grateful to have the support and partnership of the California Farm Bureau as I continue to work for the Valley.”Gray was one of seven Democrats to advance the bipartisan farm bill – The Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026 – through the House Agriculture Committee. He worked to ensure fair market value of livestock for ranchers, eliminate red tape around access to water, and authorize new projects to expand water infrastructure across the Central Valley. He also pushed back against President Trump’s tariffs, which he called “reckless,” that hurt agricultural trade partners.“Making sure our farmers can succeed and get ahead is personal for me,” said Gray. “I was raised working in my family's dairy supply business. I built a record working across the aisle to deliver real wins for our agricultural community, from water access to funding farming technology. I’m proud to have led on a number of bipartisan bills that strengthen our farms and ensure farmers have the resources, support, and certainty they need to continue feeding the country.”Gray also reintroduced the DIGNITY Act, an immigration reform bill that provides a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers, grants targeted protection to specificundocumented immigrants already living in the U.S., invests in border security infrastructure, mandates accountability from ICE, and overhauls visa and asylum systems to relieve the backlog.Gray’s Republican opponents in the race for the 13th Congressional District are former Stockton mayor Kevin Lincoln and businessman Vin Kruttiventi. The Cook Political Report with Amy Walter, Inside Elections with Nathan L. Gonzales, and Larry J. Sabato’s Crystal Ball all show Gray with an advantage in a district that leans Republican.

Turlock Journal: The California Farm Bureau has endorsed Rep. Adam Gray (D-Merced) in his bid for reelection in the 13th Congressional District.

Turlock Journal - The California Farm Bureau has endorsed Rep. Adam Gray (D-Merced) in his bid for reelection in the 13th Congressional District.The CFB endorsed Republican incumbent John Duarte in 2024 – a race that Gray won by a mere 187 votes after losing by a slim 564-vote margin to Duarte two years earlier.The California Farm Bureau is a leading voice in the state’s powerful agricultural sector.

<h4>Gray Earns Key Endorsement From California Farm Bureau</h4>

MERCED, CA – Today, Congressman Adam Gray announced receiving a slew of endorsements from local elected leaders across California’s Central Valley who credit his bipartisan record of delivering results for the Valley. The bipartisan, localized coalition that Gray has built across all five counties in CA-13 demonstrates a strong backing in the kick-off of his re-election campaign. The following local leaders announced their support today for Gray’s re-election campaign:<ul><li>Fresno County Supervisor Brian Pacheco</li><li>Ceres City Councilmember Jim Casey</li><li>Ceres City Councilmember Rosalinda Vierra</li><li>Lathrop Vice Mayor Jennifer Torres-O'Callaghan</li><li>Madera County Supervisor Leticia Gonzalez.</li><li>Madera City Councilmember Jose Rodriguez</li><li>Madera City Councilmember Steve Montes</li><li>Mendota City Councilmember Jose Alonso</li><li>Merced County Supervisor Jim Pacheco</li><li>Merced County Supervisor Josh Pedrozo</li><li>Merced County Supervisor Scott Silveira</li><li>Merced County District Attorney Nicole Silveira</li><li>Merced City Councilmember Sarah Boyle</li><li>Merced City Councilmember Mike Harris</li><li>Merced City Councilmember Shane Smith</li><li>Modesto City Councilmember Nick Bavaro</li><li>Modesto City Councilmember Chris Ricci</li><li>Stanislaus County Supervisor Mani Grewal</li></ul>These endorsements follow a broad show of support for Gray’s campaign from nine local mayors, including: Dos Palos Mayor Katy Reed, Firebaugh Mayor Freddy Valdez, Gustine Mayor Patrick Nagy, Lathrop Mayor Paul Akinjo, Los Banos Mayor Mike Amabile, Madera Mayor Cece Gallegos, Mendota Mayor Victor Martinez, Merced Mayor Matt Serrato, Modesto Mayor Sue Zwahlen, and Riverbank Mayor Rachel Hernandez.&nbsp; “I’m proud of my record working with both parties on common sense solutions for Valley families on issues like health care, water access, and the cost of living. We need independent and authentic leadership representing the Central Valley — not party lapdogs. I’ll always keep the needs of the Valley as my number one focus,” said Gray. “Adam Gray has always understood Madera County and the Valley because he’s one of us,” said Madera County Supervisor Leticia Gonzalez. “He knows the challenges our communities face, from water and agriculture to jobs and infrastructure, and he never loses sight of the people he represents. Adam shows up, listens, and works with local leaders to get things done. In Congress, he’s been a strong voice for Madera County and the Central Valley, and I’m proud to support his re-election.” “It’s my honor to support Adam Gray for Congress,” said Merced County Supervisor Jim Pacheco. “Adam has always put our Valley first – fighting for working families, supporting our farmers, and standing up for common-sense solutions that move our communities forward. He understands the challenges we face because he’s lived them, and he has the experience and integrity to deliver real results. I’m proud to stand with Adam Gray and encourage others to join me in supporting his campaign.” “As a Merced County Supervisor, I’ve seen firsthand how Representative Gray delivers for our community,” said Merced County Supervisor Josh Pedrozo. “He has consistently stood up for us on housing affordability, healthcare, water, and job creation. Representative Gray focuses on solutions, not the partisanship that too often defines Congress. We need more leaders like him, and I’m proud to support Rep. Gray on his reelection.” “Adam’s positive impact on Merced cannot be overstated,” said Merced City Councilmember Shane Smith. “I am proud to have him as our Congressman and support his campaign for re-election.” “Adam Gray has worked tirelessly to improve the lives of all people in the Central Valley,” said Merced City Councilmember Mike Harris. “He's done this by working in a bipartisan manner which is rare today and is, I believe, the reason for his success. I fully support his return to Congress this fall.” “As someone who cares deeply about the future of Merced and the Central Valley, I know how important it is to have leaders who show up, listen and deliver,” said Merced City Councilmember Sarah Boyle. “Adam Gray has proven he is that leader.” “Adam Gray is focused on the Valley, not politics,” said Modesto City Councilmember Chris Ricci. “The results speak for themselves.” “Congressman Adam Gray is an effective congressman who serves the needs of his congressional district,” said Modesto City Councilmember Nick Bavaro. “Congressman Gray secured federal grants for the City of Modesto’s police Departments $1,031,000 enhanced radio system and $850,000 for fire department rehabilitation of fire station 1.” “I’m proud to support Adam Gray,” said Mendota City Councilmember Jose Alonso. “He understands the needs of our communities and has consistently fought to deliver real results. His leadership, work ethic, and commitment to working families make him the right choice.” To learn more about Congressman Gray,&nbsp;visit <a href="http://AdamGrayForCongress.com">AdamGrayForCongress.com</a>.###

MERCED, CA – Today, Congressman Adam Gray announced receiving a slew of endorsements from local elected leaders across California’s Central Valley who credit his bipartisan record of delivering results for the Valley. The bipartisan, localized coalition that Gray has built across all five counties in CA-13 demonstrates a strong backing in the kick-off of his re-election campaign.The following local leaders announced their support today for Gray’s re-election campaign:

<h4>Central Valley Local Leaders Endorse Adam Gray's Re-Election</h4>

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. When results matter, Adam is the one who puts politics aside and makes sure that farmers and ranchers benefit from the decisions happening in Washington, D.C.” “I’m proud to represent one of the world’s largest agricultural regions – a community made up of farmers, ranchers, dairymen, and their families,” said Rep. Adam Gray. “These are the hardworking people who feed our country, and yet too often are treated as an afterthought in Washington. I’m working to make sure their voices are heard, and I’m grateful to have the support and partnership of the California Farm Bureau as I continue to work for the Valley.” “Making sure our farmers can succeed and get ahead is personal for me. I was raised working in my family's dairy supply business; I built a record working across the aisle to deliver real wins for our agricultural community, from water access to funding farming technology. I’m proud to have led on a number of bipartisan bills that strengthen our farms and ensure farmers have the resources, support, and certainty they need to continue feeding the country.” Gray has been a leading voice for agricultural workers in Congress. He recently was one of seven Democrats to advance the bipartisan “Farm Bill” (The Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026) through the House Agriculture Committee. He has been working to ensure fair market value of livestock for ranchers, cut red tape around access to water, push back against reckless tariffs that hurt agricultural trade partners, and authorize new projects to expand water infrastructure across the Central Valley.&nbsp; Gray also reintroduced the DIGNITY Act, a comprehensive immigration reform bill that provides a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers, grants targeted protection to specific undocumented immigrants already living in the U.S., invests in border security infrastructure, mandates accountability from ICE, and overhauls our visa and asylum systems to relieve the backlog. To learn more about Gray, his agenda, and the accomplishments he has brought to the region, visit <a href="http://AdamGrayForCongress.com">AdamGrayForCongress.com</a>.###

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..."

<h4>California Farm Bureau Endorses Adam Gray for Re-Election in CA-13</h4>

Rep. Adam Gray once again is in the lonely political middle as Congress and President Donald Trump barrel toward a potential government shutdown. It’s a shaky place he can’t escape. The Merced Democrat won his Central Valley congressional seat last year by 187 votes in a district Trump won easily.

<h4>Central Valley congressman caught in the middle in a bitterly divided Washington</h4>

Rep. Adam Gray (D-Merced) was one of seven Democrats to join 27 Republicans and help move the&nbsp;Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026 out of the House Committee on Agriculture and on to a full vote in the House of Representatives.Commonly referred to as the Farm Bill, this is the multiyear law governs an array of agricultural and food programs that are essential to Valley growers and producers. &nbsp;

<h4>Gray helps Farm Bill move along</h4>

“Supervisor Wamhoff and I both answer to the same families across the Valley,” Gray said in a statement to The Fresno Bee. “They expect safe communities, economic opportunity, and a better quality of life. We need leaders who will work together to deliver it.”

<h4>State of the Union guest list included Madera Republican. Why did a Democrat invite him?</h4>

Valley Congressman Adam Gray is leading a new bipartisan effort to crack down on the fentanyl crisis.Gray's bill is also supported by Colorado Republican Gabe Evans.The Combatting Fentanyl Poisonings Act would help to expand grant funding for fentanyl awareness campaigns aimed at children.

<h4>Valley Congressman proposes new bipartisan effort to crack down on fentanyl crisis</h4>

MERCED, CA –&nbsp;Today, Congressman Adam Gray (CA-13) issued the following statement in response to primary election results in California's 13th Congressional District:&nbsp; “I appreciate the strong support from voters across California’s 13th District,” said Congressman Adam Gray. “It means a lot to represent the Valley community where I was born and raised. Our campaign is focused on putting the Valley first and earning support from Democrats, Republicans, and Independents alike by staying focused on what matters here: lowering costs, supporting working families, and getting government working better.”###

MERCED, CA –&nbsp;Today, Congressman Adam Gray (CA-13) issued the following statement in response to primary election results in California's 13th Congressional District:&nbsp;

<h4>Adam Gray Issues Statement on CA-13 Primary Election Results </h4>

People in districts like mine need a helping hand, not a lecture.My 2024 congressional race was the closest in America, decided by 187 votes out of more than 200,000. The same group of voters who elected me also went for Donald Trump, making our district one of only a handful in the nation to collectively split their ticket between a Republican for president and a Democrat for Congress.Maybe that’s why the party interviewed me for its post-election “autopsy.” Regardless, I’m not sure everybody actually wants to hear what I think. The postmortem they released in May — focused on political strategy and polling failures — missed the point. Deeper issues are at work here, issues of priorities and connection.California’s Central Valley, my lifelong home, is a working-class region shaped by agriculture, water scarcity, shared values and the everyday economics of building a middle-class life. One lesson Democrats could learn here is that Washington increasingly struggles to connect politics to how ordinary Americans experience their lives.You don’t need me to tell you that life in modern America is expensive and exhausting. Costs rise. Waits lengthen. Paperwork multiplies. People seem to spend more time on hold with health care providers, insurers, utilities and other bureaucracies than they do with their families.Politics should be aimed at making all that easier.Democrats used to understand this. Ours was the party that built dams, paved highways, chartered universities, unveiled parks and sent men to the moon. Government did not exist simply to referee competing interests. It existed to solve problems and help build the future. That instinct feels distant today.Housing offers a clear example. Too many young, working families cannot afford to buy a home — not because America has forgotten how to build houses, but because we have made building them slower, harder and dramatically more expensive through overlapping zoning rules, lawsuits, permit delays, financing barriers and bureaucratic red tape.These families do not experience the housing shortage as an abstract policy debate. They feel it through delayed milestones, shrinking choices and the growing fear that a good life is slipping out of reach. We in government have to take the lead in finding concrete solutions.Those same lessons apply beyond housing. If we want cleaner and cheaper energy, we have to invest in it. If we want better roads, dams and trains, we have to build them. My party talks a good game about ambitious goals. But the work required to bring those dreams to life is often left undone.Our challenge is not only governing; it is also connecting. Like most Americans, people in the Central Valley do not spend their time thinking about ideological debates or arguments unfolding on social media. They don’t measure their country’s success with debate points or legislative scorecards. They think about work, family, faith, recreation, rising bills and how to create decent lives for their children.And they need a helping hand in getting things done, not a lecture about how to do them. Too little of today’s political language makes a connection, and too much of it feels like correction. Coalition building looks less like democratic inclusion and more like cultural gatekeeping.Democrats historically succeeded not by narrowing the definition of who belongs inside the coalition, but by building broad, messy, imperfect coalitions large enough to govern a diverse country.My neighbors, my friends, my relatives, my constituents are hunters and environmentalists, union workers and entrepreneurs, pickup drivers and owners of electric vehicles. Sometimes they are several of those things at once. That complexity is not a weakness to manage. That is America.That is what Washington still misses about districts like mine.Citizens don’t want politics to dominate every corner of their lives. They want affordable homes, functioning institutions, opportunities for their children, time with family and something to look forward to on the weekend. Politics can and should help make those things possible.Which is another way of saying that Democrats should skip the postmortems and work on improving everyday life. And, along the way, maybe make America fun again.<a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/06/08/democrats-dont-understand-everyday-life/">https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/06/08/democrats-dont-understand-everyday-life/</a>

Rep. Gray penned the following op-ed in the Washington Post: People in districts like mine need a helping hand, not a lecture...Click here to read or at the following link: <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/06/08/democrats-dont-understand-everyday-life/">https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/06/08/democrats-dont-understand-everyday-life/</a>

<h4>Rep. Gray's Op-Ed: My Purple District Can Tell You What The Democratic Autopsy Left Out </h4>

FRESNO, Calif. (<a href="http://www.yourcentralvalley.com/">KSEE/KGPE</a>) – The race for California’s 13th Congressional District is once again expected to be at the center of national attention come November.&nbsp;On Thursday morning, incumbent Congressman Adam Gray announced he’s running for re-election.“We deserve&nbsp;a Congress that works as hard as we do,” Gray said in a one-on-one interview Thursday about the state of his campaign.&nbsp;

<h4>Congressman Gray says he would not vote to support Iran War, discusses reelection</h4>

We need to talk about tariffs. Let’s start with the obvious truth: Whether they are imposed by Democrats or Republicans, tariffs are taxes paid by us — not by foreign countries.

<h4>Adam Gray: Farmers are the ones taking the bullets in Trump’s on-again, off-again trade wars</h4>

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MERCED, CA – Today, Congressman Adam Gray announced receiving the endorsements of local mayors across California’s Central Valley. Early support for Gray’s re-election campaign adds to a growing list of endorsements as Gray continues to build a broad coalition of support. Mayoral Endorsements for Adam Gray’s Re-Election Campaign:<ul><li>Dos Palos Mayor Katy Reed</li><li>Firebaugh Mayor Freddy Valdez</li><li>Gustine Mayor Patrick Nagy</li><li>Lathrop Mayor Paul Akinjo</li><li>Los Banos Mayor Mike Amabile</li><li>Madera Mayor Cece Gallegos</li><li>Mendota Mayor Victor Martinez</li><li>Merced Mayor Matt Serrato</li><li>Modesto Mayor Sue Zwahlen</li><li>Riverbank Mayor Rachel Hernandez </li></ul>“I’ve worked with leaders across our region and in both parties to deliver results for the Valley. That’s the approach I’ll continue to take, focused on getting things done and representing this community.” said Gray.“Congressman Gray’s leadership and exemplary commitment to fostering bipartisan cooperation has improved the quality of life for the diverse communities he serves,” said Dos Palos Mayor Katy Reed. “His practical approach to find viable solutions that strengthen the communities throughout his district and his dedication to public service will continue to help him achieve meaningful progress for all. Adam has never forgotten where he comes from and who he represents.” Merced Mayor Matt Serrato said, “Adam does the job for the right reasons – he is there to make the lives of the people he represents better, plain and simple.” Modesto Mayor Sue Zwahlen said, “Adam Gray shows up, he listens, and takes action to represent all the residents of our community. I endorse him fully.“Adam Gray is an exceptional leader who understands our community and delivers real results in Congress for our cities he represents,” said Madera Mayor Cece Gallegos. “I’m proud to support him for reelection.”“Congressman Adam Gray has been able to deliver substantially for the people and shine brighter lights on the grey areas of the law making process in Washington,” said Lathrop Mayor Paul Akinjo.“Adam Gray is a ferocious fighter for our area and the Valley,” said Los Banos Mayor Mike Amabile. “When our interests are at stake, Adam stands strong for us. We need to keep him.”“My top priority is the Central Valley. I have seen that in Congressmember Adam Gray time and time again, during his time in the state legislature and his advocacy since,” said Riverbank Mayor Rachel Hernandez. “I know he will continue to represent us well in the federal legislature.”To learn more about Congressman Gray, visit <a href="http://AdamGrayForCongress.com" style="color: var(--color-text); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text);">AdamGrayForCongress.com</a>.&nbsp; ###

MERCED, CA – Today, Congressman Adam Gray announced receiving the endorsements of local mayors across California’s Central Valley, adding to a growing list of support in Gray's broad coalition.Mayoral endorsements include: Katy Reed (Dos Palos), Freddy Valdez (Firebaugh), Patrick Nagy (Gustine), Paul Akinjo (Lathrop), Mike Amabile (Los Banos), Cece Gallegos (Madera), Victor Martinez (Mendota), Matt Serrato (Merced), Sue Zwahlen (Modesto), Rachel Hernandez (Riverbank).

<h4>Central Valley Mayors Endorse Adam Gray's Re-Election</h4>

Rep. Adam Gray (D-Merced), whose 2024 victory in the 13th&nbsp;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.

<h4>Gray officially kicks off re-election campaign for CA-13</h4>

Democratic California Congressman Adam Gray on Thursday announced he's running for re-election in one of the most competitive U.S. House districts in the country.Gray narrowly lost the seat for District 13 in 2022 to Republican John Duarte and then defeated him in 2024 with fewer than 200 votes. The district was redrawn under Proposition 50 last year to try to make it less of a political toss-up by filling it with more Democratic-leaning voters.

<h4>Congressman Adam Gray announces re-election for competitive Central Valley seat</h4>

SACRAMENTO, CA — PIVOT, the Progressive Vietnamese American organization, has endorsed Thien Ho in his campaign for California’s 6th Congressional District. “PIVOT is proud to endorse Thien Ho for Congress,” the organization said in a statement. “Thien embodies the values of our community: hard work, integrity, and a deep commitment to service. As a refugee from Vietnam who rose to become Sacramento County District Attorney, Thien's story is a testament to the promise of America. His record proves he will fight for working families, hold Trump and corrupt officials accountable, and protect our immigrant communities. We urge everyone to vote for Thien Ho for Congress”. “I'm honored to have the support of PIVOT. At a time when our democracy is being tested, and too many working families feel left behind, they know I am the only candidate in this race with a real track record of defending democracy and protecting our communities from the illegal actions of Donald Trump. I’m proud to stand with PIVOT in the fight for a better future for all.” Ho said. PIVOT joins several unions, local Democratic organizations, and more in supporting Thien Ho for Congress. This growing coalition is united behind his commitment to defending democracy, lowering costs for working families, and being the candidate to beat Kevin Kiley and hold corrupt officials accountable.&nbsp; About Thien Ho&nbsp;Thien Ho, Sacramento County’s District Attorney and the son of refugees, is running to represent California’s 6th Congressional District. He has spent his career fighting for equal justice, protecting communities, and holding those who abuse power accountable.

SACRAMENTO, CA — PIVOT, the Progressive Vietnamese American organization, has endorsed Thien Ho in his campaign for California’s 6th Congressional District.

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Congressman Adam Gray, a proud Merced College alumnus, returned to campus Friday for a warmup session with the Blue Devils baseball team ahead of his appearance in the annual Congressional Baseball Game, set for June 11 in Washington, D.C.

<h4>Congressman Gray suits up with the Blue Devils</h4>

Jim and Toni Lamb sat in Alison’s Cafe House last week, wondering who was seated at the table next to them.It was Rep. Adam Gray, who represents the 13th Congressional District (which includes a portion of Turlock) and had agreed to an interview with the Turlock Journal.“We were listening and liked what we were hearing,” said Toni Lamb, who decided to cross the cafe to throw away some napkins and an empty cup before stopping at Gray’s table to ask bluntly, “Who are you?”

<h4>Congressman Gray talks Trump, tariffs and immigration</h4>

MERCED, CA – Congressman Adam Gray announced today that he is running for re-election in California’s 13th Congressional District, emphasizing his record of delivering bipartisan results and his commitment to being an independent voice for the Central Valley. “I’ll always put the Central Valley first. That’s not an empty promise: it’s how I’ve approached every decision I’ve made in Congress. From day one, my focus has been on delivering real results back home. I’m running for re-election because the Valley deserves to be represented by someone who knows our community, stands up to partisan extremists on both sides, and is focused on solving the issues our communities face.” Gray added, “I’m proud of my record. The Valley doesn’t need more politicians trying to score partisan points in Washington. We need results. I’ve proven I’ll work with anyone, Democrat or Republican, if it means lowering costs, strengthening our farms and small businesses, and making life better for Valley families. That’s exactly what I’ll keep doing.” Gray has a strong record of delivering results for local communities across the Central Valley, including: <ul><li>Working to lower food prices by limiting costly tariffs that drive up costs for families and hurt Valley farmers.</li><li>Securing $16 Million in federal investments for flood protection, water treatment, and critical road and infrastructure repairs across the Valley.</li><li>Passing the bipartisan Farm Bill to strengthen agricultural communities and ensure farmers can continue feeding families across the country.</li><li>Working to expand health care access for veterans and rural communities.</li><li>Protecting food benefits that help the most vulnerable Valley families put food on the table.</li><li>Working to improve water access by cutting unnecessary red tape and securing support for new water infrastructure.</li></ul>For any questions or inquiries, please contact <a href="mailto:miles@adamgrayforcongress.com">miles@adamgrayforcongress.com</a>.

“I’ll always put the Central Valley first. That’s not an empty promise: it’s how I’ve approached every decision I’ve made in Congress. From day one, my focus has been on delivering real results back home. I’m running for re-election because the Valley deserves to be represented by someone who knows our community, stands up to partisan extremists on both sides, and is focused on solving the issues our communities face,” said Adam Gray.

<h4>Rep. Adam Gray Launches Re-Election Campaign in California’s 13th Congressional District</h4>

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In a discussion ranging from water storage to immigration to the existential threat of pests, Rep. Adam Gray brought together 50 of the Valley’s agricultural leaders in Los Banos as part of his Agriculture and Water advisory committee.“We are the best agricultural Valley in the world, and we ought to be treated that way,” Gray told the assembled growers, producers, processors and water officials.

<h4>Gray brings growers to the table, hears big concerns</h4>

Newly sworn-in Members of Congress Republican Brandon Gill of Texas, Democrat Yassamin Ansari of Arizona, Republican Riley Moore of West Virginia, and Democrat Adam Gray of California sit down with CNN's Jake Tapper to discuss working across the aisle in the 119th Congress.

<h4>What four freshman members hope to accomplish in the narrowly divided House</h4>

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