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Reauthorizing Support and Treatment for Officers in Crisis Act of 2025
To prohibit the disclosure of records by the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development of individuals for the purposes of immigration enforcement, and for other purposes.
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Medicare should be allowed to negotiate lower prescription drug prices.
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GOLDEN MUSSELS: Harder’s Control and Eradication Bill Advancing in Congress
Position: The release reports that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service signaled support for a bill on controlling and eradicating golden mussels, which the office says is advancing in Congress.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife signals support for Harder’s bill during legislative hearing earlier today
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HEALTH CARE: Harder Announces New Bill to Invest in Food-is-Medicine Programs
Position: Rep. Harder announced the Partnerships for Better Health Act, which would create a $15 million annual HHS grant program, in consultation with USDA, to fund nutrition support, integrated medical care, and coordinated community services for people with chronic diseases such as diabetes.
Half of all Stockton residents are diabetic or pre-diabetic, one of many chronic diseases made worse by food insecurity
Harder’s bill expands local partnerships focused on tackling high rates of chronic disease through nutrition
WASHINGTON – Today, Rep. Josh Harder (CA-09) announced new legislation to fight high rates of chronic diseases like diabetes in the Valley by investing in nutrition support services and new health care partnerships. Harder’s Partnerships for Better Health Act creates a new grant program at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), in consultation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), to expand access to healthy food and connect people with the support they need to stay healthy.
Chronic disease takes a heavy toll on Valley families:
For the half of Stockton residents who are diabetic or pre-diabetic, managing this kind of challenging chronic disease becomes even harder when health care is sparse, good nutrition is hard to find, and community services are disconnected.
The Valley’s provider shortage also contributes to worsening chronic disease outcomes – San Joaquin County alone has 16 health professional shortage areas, and more than 500,000 new health care workers are needed across the state to meet demand by 2030.
Despite being the fruit and nut basket of the country, one in ten residents of San Joaquin County are struggling with food insecurity – for those with chronic diseases, that means every meal can become part of the fight to keep their condition from getting worse.
“People with chronic diseases like diabetes shouldn’t be struggling with poor nutrition and worse health outcomes in a place that grows a quarter of the nation’s food,” said Rep. Harder. “Washington isn’t doing enough to close the gaps between patients and the amazing local services that work night and day to deliver support. My bill changes that by investing in community partnerships to ensure our neighbors aren’t falling through the cracks and making good quality food a pillar of health care.”
How the Partnerships for Better Health Act improves chronic disease health outcomes in the Valley:
Direct Funding – Provides $15 million annually through 2031 for integrated medical care, nutrition support and education, and social services.
Wrap Around Care – Bridges the gap between patients and the patchwork of providers, advocates, and nonprofits to establish a coordinated, wrap-around system of care in the communities that need it most, like underserved and rural areas.
Fewer Hospitalizations– By investing in prevention and nutrition, this program will ultimately help keep patients out of the emergency room and reduce the mental and financial strain that comes with it.
The Partnerships for Better Health Act would build on successful community partnerships like the Future Well Communities program, launched by Abbott in 2019 in Stockton and run jointly by the Stockton Emergency Food Bank, University of the Pacific, and other leading community organizations including Community Medical Centers, El Concilio, and APSARA to provide integrated care and nutrition services for people with diabetes.
“Food is medicine, but it is also one of the ways we stabilize our community,” said Leonard Hansen, Stockton Emergency Food Bank President and CEO. “Through our work with Abbott, University of the Pacific and our health care partners, we have seen what happens when nutritious food, diabetes education and health care are brought together around the patient. Congressman Harder’s Partnerships for Better Health Act recognizes something we have learned here in Stockton: strong community partnerships can improve health, help prevent chronic disease from becoming a crisis, and give families a better opportunity to thrive.”
“Complex health challenges require bold, innovative solutions, and University of the Pacific is honored to be part of the solution here in Stockton,” said University of the Pacific President Christopher Callahan. “We have seen the impact when higher education, health care providers and community organizations work together to address health disparities. The Partnerships for Better Health Act will build on our proven successes here in Stockton, providing opportunities for communities across the country to create similar solutions for their residents.”
“The work we’ve done in Stockton over the past seven years has had significant impact, and we are optimistic that it can serve as a model for other communities looking for real-world answers to address chronic disease,” said Melissa Brotz, senior vice president, Abbott and president of Abbott Fund, the company’s philanthropic foundation. “When we build sustainable, community-driven partnerships, we can help more families live healthier lives.”
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Issues:Health Care
VETERANS: Harder Demands Answers on Restoration of Union Rights at NorCal VA
Position: Rep. Harder and colleagues are demanding that the VA explain its progress in restoring collective bargaining rights at VA Northern California, including official time and union office access, in compliance with a federal court order.
Federal judge ruled in March that collective bargaining rights at the VA must be reinstated
AFGE Local 1206 reports that months later, these rights have still not been restored
STOCKTON – Today, Rep. Josh Harder (CA-09) called on the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to respond to concerns that union rights at local VA facilities are not being upheld. Harder led nine regional colleagues in a letter to VA Secretary Doug Collins demanding answers on the VA’s progress to comply with a federal order requiring collective bargaining rights to be restored.
In March, a federal district court judge ordered the Department of Veterans Affairs to reinstate its Master Collective Bargaining Agreement with the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE). Those agreements provide for collective bargaining rights like official time for authorized union representatives and access to union office space and equipment. However, AFGE Local 1206, which represents bargaining unit employees within the VA Northern California Health Care System, has raised concerns that these rights have still not been fully restored.
“We take seriously the concerns raised by union representatives, particularly in light of the ongoing litigation regarding the termination of the Master Collective Bargaining Agreement. Indeed, on August 7, 2026, the federal district court issued a further order requiring the agreement to remain in effect pursuant to its continuation provisions,” wrote the Members. “To better understand the circumstances and VA Northern California Health Care System's implementation of the reinstated agreement, we respectfully request responses to these concerns.”
Key demands of the Members to be provided no later than September 11, 2026:
Steps taken to fully implement the March court order and restore collective bargaining rights at the VA Northern California Health Care System.
Details of any incidents of union representatives being denied pay or access to union space and equipment while performing union representational duties.
Steps taken to resolve outstanding disagreements between the VA Northern California Health Care System and AFGE Local 1206 regarding the bargaining agreement.
Read the full letter here.
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Issues:Veterans
CAREERS: Harder Announces New Legislation to Scale Up Valley Job Training Programs Across the U.S.
Position: The release announces introduction of the Better Jobs through Evidence and Innovation Act, which would provide tiered federal funding to expand evidence-based workforce training programs and create a national model based on local programs, and streamline eligibility requirements for scaling such programs nationally.
Harder’s bill expands local training programs and builds a national job training strategy based on Valley successes
STOCKTON – Today, during a tour of a local foster care and job training nonprofit, Rep. Josh Harder (CA-09) announced new legislation to scale up local workforce development programs and kickstart a national job training model in the Valley. Harder met with students and staff from Main Street Youth & Family Services, which helps vulnerable youth build skills and get hired at local businesses. Harder’s Better Jobs through Evidence and Innovation Act, introduced with Rep. Lucy McBath (GA-06), would unlock new federal funding to not only expand these programs but also build a national workforce development model around proven local strategies.
“Finding a good-paying job to support a family on has gotten way too hard, but Valley organizations have already proven that evidence-based training can bridge that gap,” said Rep. Harder. “What we need now is for the federal government to supercharge these efforts and make sure that the next generation has the training to develop skills, get hired in high-demand jobs, and achieve lifelong career success. My bill takes what’s working in the Valley and jumpstarts efforts to build a national model around these local workforce successes.”
How the Better Jobs through Evidence and Innovation Act scales up proven local programs:
New Federal Funding– Three tiers of funding to support the development and expansion of evidence-based employment and training programs that generate demonstrated, long-term economic improvements for jobseekers and employers.
Cuts Red Tape – Makes it easier for proven workforce programs to scale nationally without navigating the eligibility requirements of more than one hundred local workforce development boards.
Valley Leadership– Puts funding in the hands of Valley programs that are already leading the way to identify innovative and cutting-edge practices that would ensure 21st-century workers have access to sustainable, high-demand, and high-wage careers.
“At Main Street, young people learn to work by working. They staff our café and kitchen, run our shops, and even help run a worker-owned social enterprise, building the skills and the ownership stake that turn a first job into a lasting career,” said Tony Yadon, Chief Executive Officer, Main Street Youth & Family Services. “The Better Jobs through Evidence and Innovation Act would give organizations building models like ours the federal support to grow what works and test what's promising, helping to move a whole generation toward economic mobility.”
The Better Jobs through Evidence and Innovation Act is endorsed by Main Street Youth & Family Services, America Forward, and over 60 workforce development advocacy organizations from California and across the country.
“America Forward applauds Representatives Josh Harder and Lucy McBath for their leadership of the Better Jobs through Evidence and Innovation Act, which would provide an accessible, efficient pathway for the development and expansion of evidence-based workforce programs across the nation,” said Deborah Smolover, Executive Director of America Forward. “As the pace of change in our labor market accelerates, this legislation ensures that high-impact organizations driving economic mobility, many of which are members of the America Forward Coalition, can nimbly and creatively respond to the needs of workers, communities, and employers.”
“I'm proud to lead the Better Jobs Through Evidence and Innovation Act alongside my colleagues, because there is more than one path to a successful career,” said Rep. McBath. “Consider the single parent looking for a more targeted training program to move into a stable, well-paying job. This legislation will modernize our workforce development pipeline, directing resources where they will have the greatest impact and supporting folks from every background chasing every kind of career.”
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Issues:Jobs & Education
Mail Theft: Harder Announces New Bill to Increase Penalties for Mail Theft Convictions
Position: Rep. Harder introduced the Mail Theft and Postal Key Crime Prevention Act, which would direct the U.S. Sentencing Commission to increase penalties for mail theft, postal key crimes, and fraud, create a Mail Theft Coordinator position in each federal judicial district, improve coordination among law enforcement agencies, and require annual reporting on mail theft trends.
USPIS division representing Stockton had one of the highest rates of mail theft complaints over the last three years
Harder’s bill strengthens penalties for mail theft, adds more investigators to judicial districts
STOCKTON – Yesterday, Rep. Josh Harder (CA-09) announced new legislation to crack down on mail theft in the Valley. Harder’s Mail Theft and Postal Key Crime Prevention Act would strengthen penalties on criminals convicted of mail theft, postal key crimes, and fraud, as well as expand the mail theft investigations personnel in judicial districts across the country.
Stockton is on the front lines of a nationwide mail theft crisis:
Nationwide, mail theft has risen dramatically since 2023, with nearly a million mail theft complaints reported since then.
The U.S. Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) San Francisco division, which includes Valley communities like Stockton, had some of the highest rates of mail theft complaints anywhere in the country over the last three years.
Harder’s office has received many individual reports this year of stolen packages and checks, ransacked or entirely-destroyed cluster mailboxes, and ongoing identity fraud stemming from mail theft.
“Mail theft is a serious crime that can devastate families, robbing people of their hard-earned money, exposing them to identity theft, and violating the basic sense of security we should all have in our own homes,” said Rep. Harder. “This bill makes sure the consequences match the seriousness of these crimes and gives law enforcement the coordination and resources they need to crack down on organized mail theft to better protect our communities.”
Harder’s Mail Theft and Postal Key Crime Prevention Act responds to surging mail theft by directing the U.S. Sentencing Commission to increase penalties for mail theft crimes while creating a new Mail Theft Coordinator position in every federal judicial district. The bill also improves coordination between local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies, and it mandates annual reporting of the latest mail theft trends and law enforcement response.
Last year, Harder announced that his calls for a local crackdown led to multiple arrests and the recovery of hundreds of checks and mail, as well as credit cards and stolen postal box master keys. Harder is also pushing for USPIS’ anti-theft initiative, Project Safe Delivery, to be expanded to Stockton to bring high-tech prevention equipment to local hotspots, and for Congress to create a new joint-agency task force led by the Department of Justice focused solely on stopping mail theft.
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PG&E: Harder Calls for Ban on Ratepayer Money Being Used for Political Advocacy by Utilities
Position: Rep. Harder calls on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to initiate rulemaking that would bar utilities from recovering from ratepayers the costs of trade association dues used for lobbying, advertising, and political influence, and to require public disclosure of such payments.
Despite state bans, utilities can skirt rules by funneling payments to industry associations for ads, lobbying
Harder demanding FERC ban utilities from seeking to recover those payments from ratepayers
STOCKTON – Today, Rep. Josh Harder (CA-09) called on federal regulators to close a major loophole used by utilities to funnel ratepayers’ bills for political advocacy. In a new letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), Harder called on the agency to launch rulemaking that would ban utilities like PG&E from using consumer payments for trade association dues that fund lobbying, advertisements, and political influence.
“Raising rates year after year and using those payments to cut political ads and lobby government is an outrage, and it should be illegal,” said Rep. Harder. “I’m calling on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to close the loophole that lets greedy utilities skirt the law and pay for political advocacy through industry associations. Our utility bills should be paying for safe, reliable power - not double as a political contribution.”
Harder’s letter to FERC urged the agency to initiate rulemaking that would:
Close the Loophole by making industry association dues presumptively non-recoverable from ratepayers unless a utility can clearly demonstrate that the expense directly benefits customers.
Strengthen Federal Law by prohibiting utilities from charging ratepayers for lobbying, grassroots advocacy, issue advertising, or other political and influence-related activities.
Increase Transparency by requiring clear public disclosure of significant payments to industry associations and similar organizations, including how much of those costs utilities seek to recover from customers.
Harder’s demands come at a time of record rate increases by PG&E – electricity rates have more than doubled in the last decade, including through six rate increases in a single year. PG&E is currently pursuing annual rate increases through 2030 of more than $100 a year, alongside seeking a multi-million shareholder reward payment.
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LITERACY: Harder Announces Bipartisan Bill to Raise Reading Scores through Science of Reading Investments
Position: Rep. Harder introduced the bipartisan READ Act, which would require states receiving federal literacy grants to adopt science of reading reforms, including universal early literacy screening, teacher preparation evaluations, family notification for struggling students with emphasis on dyslexia, and protection of literacy research capacity.
One third of graduating high school seniors not reading at grade level
Harder’s bill requires teacher evaluations, literacy screening, and student interventions for states receiving literacy funding
STOCKTON – Today, Rep. Josh Harder (CA-09) announced the U.S. House introduction of bipartisan legislation to tackle the nation’s growing literacy crisis by investing in proven reforms that raise reading scores and deliver accountability for families. Led with Reps. Erin Houchin (IN-09), Lucy McBath (GA-06),Kevin Kiley (CA-03), Suzanne Bonamici (OR-01), and Burgess Owens (UT-04), Harder’s Reading Excellence and Achievement for Development (READ) Act requires states receiving federal literacy grants to adopt science of reading reforms that have already been proven successful in several states.
“Washington used to believe that improving school was both important and possible, but after years of paralysis, our kids have been paying the price in lower reading scores and worse education outcomes,” said Rep. Harder. “The good news is that states have already proven that evidence-based reforms can reverse years of learning losses. The READ Act is a critical step towards reinvigorating federal leadership in education and accelerating solutions to our nationwide literacy crisis - we can’t let any more time go to waste.”
How the READ Act reverses years of learning losses:
Science of Reading Investments– Unlocks additional Comprehensive Literacy State Development (CLSD) grant funding for states struggling with student literacy alongside incentives for implementing literacy coaching and high-quality instruction materials.
Accountability – Requires states receiving funding to conduct universal early literacy screening and teacher preparation program evaluations while developing comprehensive literacy instruction plans.
Student Interventions– These states will also have to notify families when students are struggling, with an emphasis on dyslexia identification and intervention.
Better Research– Protects and strengthens literacy research capacity through comprehensive centers and the Institute of Education Sciences (IES).
Companion legislation in the U.S. Senate just passed out of the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee with broad bipartisan support. The legislation is supported by the National Parents Union, the American Federation of Teachers, the National Association of Elementary School Principals, the National Association of School Psychologists, the Council of Administrators of Special Education, the National Center for Learning Disabilities, The Arc, Families in Schools, and Educators for Excellence.
Harder is one of the youngest working parents in Congress, and he is leading efforts to restore the National Reading Panel, increase funding for comprehensive state literacy grants, and streamline federal education research programs.
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Issues:Jobs & Education
GAS PRICES: On Day 60 of Iran War, Harder Announces Gas Tax Suspension Bill to Lower Prices through End of Year
Position: Rep. Harder proposes suspending the federal gas tax through the end of 2026 to provide immediate relief from elevated gas prices caused by the Iran War, and is introducing separate legislation to address corporate price-gouging and accelerate energy infrastructure projects.
Average gas prices have risen more than $1 per gallon since Iran War began, California prices nearly $6 per gallon
Valley supercommuters who spend 4+ hours on the road every day being hit the hardest
WASHINGTON – Today, on Day 60 of the war in Iran, Rep. Josh Harder (CA-09) announced new legislation to immediately lower gas prices through the end of the year by suspending the federal gas tax. Harder’s Gas Prices Relief Act of 2026 would cut nearly 20 cents per gallon until January 1, 2027, ensuring temporary relief lasts long enough for gas prices to come back down permanently.
Two months after the start of the war, gas prices continue to rise:
Nationwide, gas prices have risen more than a dollar per gallon since the war began.
Prices in California are the highest in the nation and approaching $6 per gallon in San Joaquin County.
More than 100,000 supercommuters live in the Valley and spend 4+ hours on the road daily, costing them hundreds every week to refill their tanks - these households are being squeezed the hardest by skyrocketing gas prices.
“Valley commuters are facing a runaway rollercoaster of prices at the pump that have been out of control for months, and our families need some immediate relief,” said Rep. Harder. “$100 just to fill up your tank is unacceptable - we need the war in Iran to end, but we can’t wait months for prices to come down. That’s why I’m pushing to suspend the federal gas tax and lower gas prices right now.”
Harder is also introducing legislation to crack down on corporations that are taking advantage of working families and charging artificially high prices at the pump, and he is leading a landmark package of energy infrastructure reforms to make it easier to finish new projects faster and drive prices down for the long term.
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SCHOOL SAVED: Harder’s Demands Lead to Immediate Reversal of Pentagon Plans to Close Local School
Position: Rep. Harder successfully advocated for the Pentagon to reverse its decision to close Discovery ChalleNGe Academy, a residential educational program serving at-risk youth in San Joaquin County.
Discovery ChalleNGe Academy serves 200 students annually with high graduation and future employment rates
Harder sent letter to the Pentagon demanding reversal of plans to close program, kill jobs, and strangle millions in economic activity
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY – Today, Rep. Josh Harder (CA-09) announced that following his demands for an immediate reversal, the Pentagon has backed off of plans to close Discovery ChalleNGe Academy (DCA), a local school that has helped over 1,200 students graduate and start successful careers. Harder stepped in on plans to terminate the school in a letter to the U.S. Department of War, which funds the program, and successfully secured a commitment to reverse the termination ahead of the upcoming school year.
“This program means better grades, diplomas, and lifelong career success for the kids in our community who are struggling the most, and it’s insane that Washington bureaucrats thought they could get away with messing with our kids’ futures,” said Rep. Harder. “Every student in our community deserves access to the resources and support that they need to thrive. That’s why I immediately called out attempts to permanently close Discovery ChalleNGe Academy, and I’m relieved to see quick results that will save the school from closure.”
DCA is a lifeline for struggling students in the Valley:
High-Impact Intervention – Through a partnership with the California National Guard and the San Joaquin County Office of Education, DCA provides a structured, 22-week residential program for local at-risk youth aged 16-18.
Educational Excellence – Students in the program see their GPAs double on average, can earn high school diplomas, develop a wide range of technical skills, and go on to lead successful careers in and outside of the military.
Community Force Multiplier – DCA contributes over 27,000 hours of local community service, supports dozens of jobs, and doubles the economic impact of every dollar invested in the program.
“We’re grateful for Congressman Josh Harder’s swift and decisive action to secure this outcome, along with Governor Gavin Newsom’s support and the coordinated efforts of our congressional delegation, whose work ensures this program can continue delivering for California’s youth,” said General Matthew Beevers, Adjutant General of the California National Guard.
“We are extremely pleased with the news that students across Northern California will continue to have access to the transformative program that is the Discovery ChalleNGe Academy (DCA). This program’s impact extends beyond achievement in the classroom. It builds dependable, responsible high school graduates and citizens who strengthen their communities,” said Dr. Troy A. Brown, San Joaquin County Superintendent of Schools. “We are thankful for all the supporters who spoke in support of DCA, especially Rep. Harder and his team for their advocacy and sense of urgency in preserving this life-changing program.”
Read the full letter here.
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HEALTH CARE: Harder Leads Landmark Legislation to Reverse Maternal Mortality Crisis
Position: Rep. Harder supports comprehensive federal legislation to address the maternal mortality crisis through investments in perinatal care, mental health support, housing, food assistance, and community-based services, particularly in underserved areas.
San Joaquin County has highest pregnancy-related mortality rate in California, 2x higher than national rate
Four out of five pregnancy-related deaths are preventable
WASHINGTON – Today, Rep. Josh Harder (CA-09) announced landmark legislation to end the growing maternal mortality crisis nationwide and reverse severe mortality rates in the Valley. The historic Momnibus Act, made up of 14 different bills to prevent deaths and improve maternal health outcomes, is the most comprehensive initiative for moms and especially women of color ever introduced in Washington.
Having a child has become a potentially fatal gamble for far too many families:
Pregnancy-related deaths, which can be caused by or made worse by the pregnancy or its management, happened more often in San Joaquin County in recent years than anywhere else in California, and twice as often as the national rate.
These deaths are so tragic because 80% of pregnancy-related deaths are preventable, meaning we have the science to save more lives but the current health care system isn’t keeping up.
Devastating cuts to Medi-Cal and health care tax credits are threatening to make this crisis so much worse with increased costs and stress for pregnancy care and potential cuts to service in already-underserved areas.
“Our maternal health system is a safety net full of holes and as a parent the idea of one of the most exciting moments for a new family turning into a tragedy is terrifying,” said Rep. Harder. “Moms deserve better, and this package delivers by closing gaps and improving care before, during, and after pregnancy while better supporting our amazing local providers. We need these common sense solutions signed into law ASAP to ensure our communities have the resources and care they deserve when starting their families.”
How Harder’s bill closes gaps and improves health care outcomes for families:
More Support Right Now for Future Moms – Historic investments in factors affecting health (housing, transportation, and food assistance) to put future moms on the best footing possible before entering pregnancy.
Better Health Care During Pregnancy – Expanded perinatal workforce, investments in mental health support, and new programs to prioritize moms during public health emergencies.
Long Term Support After Childbirth – New research, digital tools, data collection, and community-based organizations to improve maternal health outcomes in underserved areas.
“Health Plan of San Joaquin is committed to ensuring that every mother and baby in our community has the support they need for a healthy beginning,” said Lizeth Granados, CEO of the Health Plan of San Joaquin. “As a community‑based health plan, we are deeply invested in removing barriers, strengthening community‑based services, and improving maternal and infant well‑being so that all families in our region can thrive.”
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Top PAC donors · 2026 cycle
Political action committees that gave the most to this rep's principal campaign committee this cycle. PAC giving is direct organizational support — industry, ideological, or leadership.
1.PATRIOT PAC2 contributions$10,000
2.AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS, AFL-CIO COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EDUCATIONLabor2 contributionsTrade-union PAC for teachers — backs candidates supporting public education funding, collective bargaining rights, and worker protections.AI$10,000
3.ABUNDANCE PAC2 contributions$10,000
4.PAC TO THE FUTURELeadership2 contributionsMember-of-Congress leadership PAC — specific affiliations and policy positions not inferable from the name.AI · low$10,000
5.FAIR SHOT PACIdeological2 contributionsProgressive-aligned PAC — backs candidates and causes focused on economic opportunity and reducing inequality.AI$10,000
6.AMERIPAC THE FUND FOR A GREATER AMERICAIdeological2 contributionsIdeological PAC with a patriotic framing — specific policy positions not inferable from the name alone.AI · low$10,000
7.AMERICAN CRYSTAL SUGAR COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEEAgriculture2 contributionsAgricultural processing PAC for American Crystal Sugar — backs candidates supporting farm subsidies, sugar price supports, and agricultural trade policies.AI$10,000
8.JOBS, EDUCATION, & FAMILIES FIRST - JEFF PAC2 contributions$10,000
9.INNOVATION FOR GOOD PAC5 contributions$10,000
10.AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE COUNTY & MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES P E O P L E4 contributions$10,000
Source: OpenFEC (api.open.fec.gov) Schedule A receipts where contributor type is “committee.” Aggregated by contributing committee. Self-transfers from joint-fundraising / victory committees are excluded.
Top individual contributors · 2026 cycle
Itemized individual contributions over $200 to this rep's campaign committee, aggregated by donor employer. PAC giving is shown above; this section is people, not organizations.
1.STANFORD UNIVERSITY$30,500
2.GOOGLE$19,850
3.BESSEMER VENTURE PARTNERS$18,500
4.UC BERKELEY$16,650
5.SFUSD$15,000
6.BOSTON CONSULTING GROUP$14,364
7.TURBINEONE$13,000
8.UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA$10,835
9.ELEMENO HEALTH$10,500
10.ARNOLD VENTURES$10,500
Source: OpenFEC Schedule A receipts where contributor type is “individual,” aggregated by the donor's self-reported employer. This is a geographic / industry correlation, not a corporate endorsement.
