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

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.

Mar
12
2026

NEWS ARTICLE: Turlock Journal

Gray helps Farm Bill move along

Rep. Adam Gray (D-Merced) was one of seven Democrats to join 27 Republicans and help move the 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.  

Mar
7
2026

NEWS ARTICLE: Fresno Bee

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

“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.”

Mar
2
2026
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