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U.S. House · CA-14 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Aisha Wahab

Democratic candidate for California's 14th Congressional District

An East Bay legislator and former Hayward councilmember shaped by foster care and housing insecurity, campaigning for Medicare for All, renter protection and worker opportunity.

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DistrictCA-14
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Aisha stands.

Campaign position

Guarantee healthcare through Medicare for All

  • Supports Medicare for All, lower prescription costs and restoring Medicaid and SNAP funding alongside nationwide reproductive-healthcare protections

Campaign position

Build social housing and help homebuyers

  • She proposes more affordable, social and workforce housing investment, first-time-buyer assistance and construction near transit, jobs, schools and services

Campaign position

Raise wages and expand family care

  • She backs a higher federal minimum wage, universal childcare and expanded paid family leave to help households afford work and caregiving

Campaign position

Offer tuition-free community college and trades

  • She supports free community college and occupational training, student-debt cancellation and protecting Title I and IDEA school funding

Campaign position

Ban congressional stock trading and increase transparency

  • She proposes a congressional trading ban, tighter lobbying rules and transparent government spending to reduce conflicts of interest and corruption

Campaign position

Invest in transit and disaster resilience

  • She proposes robust public transit, renewable-energy infrastructure and local investment in wildfire mitigation, extreme-heat protection and disaster resilience

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2024

    Accomplishment

    Authored enacted police-termination disclosure legislation

    Her SB 400 became law on February 29, 2024, clarifying that agencies can disclose qualifying officers' terminations for cause without waiting for a public-records request.

  2. 2018–2022

    Experience

    Hayward councilmember

    Served on Hayward's City Council.

  3. 2022–2026

    Experience

    California state senator

    Served in the California Senate.

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