Adam Gray

Democratic · U.S. House, District 13, California
General election Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026

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Adam Gray

Democratic · Incumbent · Candidate for U.S. House, District 13, California

Also running: Kevin Lincoln (R)

Where Gray stands

Health care

I’m encouraged to see the administration’s supplemental funding request include the $10 billion investment I have called for to support America’s specialty crop growers.

Infrastructure & transportation

For too long, the State of California has used the Section 401 process under the Clean Water Act to hold up critical permits in the Central Valley.

Agriculture

A sentiment I consistently hear from constituents is that they no longer believe in government’s ability to do big things — not just to stake out bold ideas but to implement and deliver on them. On the major issues we face, from housing to energy production, there is growing consensus that we lack the ability to move quickly and at the scale needed to address the problems before us. They are not wrong.
Original: gray.house.gov/issues/agriculture (accessed Oct 22, 2026)

Priorities

Delivering for the Central Valley means doing the work to make sure our communities have the resources they need to grow and thrive.

Priorities

Providing better sidewalks in Huron or making sure the bay doors open when they’re supposed to in a Modesto fire station might not seem like a big deal to people in LA or Miami, but in my district these projects have real impact on people’s lives.

Priorities

Yosemite isn’t for sale. Growing up in Merced, the Gateway to Yosemite, I've seen firsthand generations of families who have visited, worked, and made memories at this historic park.

Position history

Governance

  1. May 30, 2026 (in a campaign statement to Stocktonia News)
    I've 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.

Elections

  1. Oct. 10, 2026 (at a Modesto canvassing launch reported by CalMatters)
    I promised Suzan we're going to win by at least 188 votes in this election.
    Source: CalMatters

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