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"\u003cb>Elam\u003c/b> says the region has always been expensive, but “the current situation has reached a breaking point.” Elam proposes bipartisan collaboration to end the war in Iran to help reduce gas prices in the short term, and continued investment in electric vehicle technology and charging networks for the long term. She also wants to force a floor vote on Trump’s tariffs and investigate excessive grocery store slotting fees. \n",
"\u003cb>Hernandez\u003c/b> says she plans to “reduce barriers to breaking ground on more development, lower the cost of materials and increase access to low-interest home loans for responsible buyers” to bring down housing costs. She says she will hold \"corporate healthcare providers accountable for lowering costs, including the cost of prescriptions.” She will support fully funding federal child care programs and push for childcare workers to earn living wages.\n",
"\u003cb>Huang \u003c/b> says free-market principles and economic productivity are key to making life affordable and that taxpayer-funded agencies don’t have incentives to reduce costs. She wants to cut fees and reduce lead times for housing projects. “By keeping only essential regulations within constitutional limits and reducing the tax burden, we allow productivity to return to our district, lowering costs for all residents.”",
"\u003cb>Maldonado\u003c/b> wants to lower taxes and redirect funding “to the right places so they actually help impact our constituents who need it.” She says she would propose a tax credit for “small plot land purchases where families focus on growing their own food.”\n",
"\u003cb>Ortega\u003c/b> proposes a federal housing construction program “to step in where the market has failed” to help create more affordable housing quickly, with streamlined permits and reviews, and is pushing for housing near mass transit. He supports restrictions on “private equity and anonymous LLC ownership of single-family homes” and wants more transparency into rental markets to avoid collusion.\n",
"\u003cb>Singh\u003c/b> wants to expand the federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credit to boost housing construction and use federal transportation funds to incentivize dense housing near transit. “I'd also push for targeted down payment assistance and expanded first-time homebuyer tax benefits so homeownership remains within reach,” she says. She wants to undo recent Medicaid cuts and push for mental health coverage parity with insurers. “No family should go broke because they got sick,” she says.\n",
"\u003cb>Wahab\u003c/b> says “the cost of living is crushing working people.” She plans to focus on the basics that affect people’s stability, like “expanding the housing supply at all income levels; increasing support for first-time homebuyers and renters; protecting Social Security and Medicare; and taking on the monopoly power and special interests that keep prices high.” She says her approach would be practical and urgent. "
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"\u003cb>Elam's\u003c/b> priorities are “affordable healthcare, job opportunities during the transition to an AI-driven economy and protecting the right to safely and easily vote.” She supports changing U.S. healthcare to a universal payer system by expanding Medicare. She says the “federal government is absolutely silent” on AI’s impact on the job market. Elam supports public-private partnerships to retrain workers harmed by AI. She will “fight to pass the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act.”",
"\u003cb>Hernandez\u003c/b> says her focus would be on “kitchen-table issues that impact the average American: housing affordability, defending access to high-quality, affordable healthcare and ensuring families can access high-quality childcare that doesn’t break the bank.”",
"\u003cb>Huang\u003c/b> says fiscal accountability, affordability and public safety are her focus, including “eliminating fraud, waste and abuse with those in power.” She wants to reduce regulations that “stifle growth” as a way to bring more industry to the district. Huang says those who break the law should be “punished to the full extent of the law for a safe, law-abiding society.”",
"\u003cb>Maldonado\u003c/b> says transparency is her top focus. She wants to find out “where the money’s going” and says she supports lowering taxes to increase affordability. Another priority is supporting the right to bear arms. ",
"\u003cb>Ortega\u003c/b> wants to bring back greater subsidies for the Affordable Care Act and ultimately transition to Medicare for All “to free families and small businesses from the burden of skyrocketing insurance premiums.” He also wants to make permanent the enhanced child tax credit and move toward a national free childcare program. He says Congress must be “vigorous” in holding the Trump administration accountable for corruption. ",
"\u003cb>Singh\u003c/b> says lowering costs for residents, “cleaning up Washington” and fixing the “broken immigration system” are her top priorities. She wants to fight tariffs and expand housing supply, while making healthcare and prescriptions more affordable and boosting tax credits for families. She supports banning stock trading by members of Congress. She also backs imposing term limits and a mandatory retirement age of 75 for the president, Congress and federal judges.",
"\u003cb>Wahab\u003c/b> says affordability is her top priority. “If people cannot afford a roof over their head, healthcare, groceries or childcare, then government is failing at the most basic level,” she says. Wahab says she’ll protect an array of rights, like reproductive freedom, voting and civil rights and the rule of law. She wants “real public safety and accountability” by “supporting victims, preventing exploitation, addressing organized crime and trafficking.”"
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"\u003cb>Elam\u003c/b> says “AI is solving some of society's biggest problems,” including helping to cure rare diseases and offering support to people with disabilities such as vision problems. “Regulation cannot stifle innovation,” she says, but the government must assist in navigating a new economy. “I will propose robust guardrails to ensure the safe, ethical and sustainable development.” ",
"\u003cb>Hernandez\u003c/b> says the U.S. should lead the world in AI development, but Congress must set guardrails while the technology is still evolving. She plans to protect workers from displacement by supporting the withholding of “federal subsidies from companies that replace employees with AI automation, while incentivizing on-the-job retraining.” She wants humans to stay at the center of critical decision-making, such as in healthcare.",
"\u003cb>Huang \u003c/b> says the Constitution would guide her approach to AI and other new technologies, with protection for individual and property rights a top focus. “Regulation should be minimal and essential, ensuring that technology serves the people and promotes productivity rather than expanding the power of the state,” she says.",
"\u003cb>Maldonado\u003c/b> says regulations of AI should be limited because it is still a growing industry. “But we must protect original art,” she says.",
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"\u003cb>Singh\u003c/b> says her approach would balance the priorities of “protecting people from documented harms and maintaining America's competitive leadership in AI.” She supports legislation that requires social media platforms to default to the “least manipulative” settings that protect privacy for minors. In AI, she sees “both the enormous risk and the enormous opportunity.” She would push for federal worker retraining programs to avoid disruption and support AI research. ",
"\u003cb>Wahab\u003c/b> says the Bay Area helped build the modern economy and should continue to lead the area with innovation, but regulation should not allow public harm. “AI should serve people, not exploit them. We need clear rules around transparency, privacy, bias, consumer protection, child safety and accountability when AI is used to deceive, discriminate or cause harm,” she says. She thinks workers, artists, students and small businesses should be protected."
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"\u003cb>Elam\u003c/b> says “the war needs to end,” that President Donald Trump went to war when Iran was not an imminent threat and that he did so “without prior authorization.” She says American allies are “rightly nervous” about the impulses of Trump. “The world needs to move toward an era of peace. Existing conflicts need to be addressed through thoughtful, smart diplomacy,” she says.",
"\u003cb>Hernandez\u003c/b> says the U.S. must “reprioritize diplomacy over demonstrations of military might,” adding that the Trump administration’s foreign policy “has been characterized by chaos and conflict.” She strongly opposes the war in Iran and says the U.S. is stronger when working with allies and NATO.",
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"\u003cb>Maldonado\u003c/b> says: “America first! That includes protecting the United States and its sovereignty.”",
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"\u003cb>Singh\u003c/b> says she believes in upholding congressional approval for declarations of war. “Congress has abdicated its constitutional responsibility on war for too long.” While she says the U.S. must “retain the ability to act swiftly to protect our national security,” she wants to see more thoughtful actions, not impulsive ones. She would back the War Powers Resolution so no president can “unilaterally commit our nation to sustained military conflict.” ",
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"\u003cb>Elam\u003c/b> says Trump’s “current terror tactics need to end” and that “Democrats need to continue withholding funding until ICE follows the law and follows the Constitution,” including no masks, no unmarked cars and no racial profiling. She also supports the bipartisan Dignity Act of 2025 (H.R. 4393) to allow a pathway to legal status. “Congress needs to get serious about comprehensive immigration reform,” she says.",
"\u003cb>Hernandez\u003c/b> says Trump’s policies “are harmful, illegal and antithetical to the long-standing ideal of the U.S. being a place of refuge for those fleeing persecution.” She supports a revamp of immigration law so that becoming a citizen is easier and faster than it is now, and supports pathways to citizenship for DREAMers and their parents. “I support deporting criminals. Now, ICE is out of control, deporting immigrants who are contributing members of our communities,” she says. ",
"\u003cb>Huang \u003c/b> says the U.S. is a nation of immigrants “but we are also a nation of the rule of law.” She says immigration enforcement should be handled “away from communities to ensure domestic tranquility.” She says the U.S. “must prioritize legal immigration, our lawful residents and American citizens first, morally and constitutionally.”",
"\u003cb>Maldonado\u003c/b> says “breaking the law is not acceptable. We must protect our citizens and promote legal immigration.”",
"\u003cb>Ortega\u003c/b> calls out President Trump for lying during the 2024 campaign and adds, \"His administration is lying now. They are not targeting ‘the worst of the worst.’” He says the administration’s recruitment of new ICE agents is “overtly white supremacist” with poor standards and training. “The rot within ICE cannot be reformed. ICE must be abolished.\". He also wants to rescind the budget increase given to the Department of Homeland Security and have stricter congressional oversight of the agency.",
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