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U.S. House · CA-29 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Angélica María Dueñas

Democratic candidate for California's 29th Congressional District

An East San Fernando Valley organizer and caregiver proposing Medicare for All, immigration reform, tuition-free public education and stronger worker protections.

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DistrictCA-29
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Angélica stands.

Campaign position

Guarantee healthcare through Medicare for All

  • She supports replacing the current healthcare financing system with single-payer Medicare for All so medical coverage is available to everyone

Campaign proposal

Tax loans backed by billionaire stock

  • She proposes treating loans secured against stock holdings as taxable income to close a mechanism wealthy investors use to avoid income taxes

Campaign position

Abolish ICE and reform immigration

  • She calls for abolishing ICE, accountability for unlawful conduct, legal status for undocumented residents and a citizenship route for Dreamers

Campaign position

End mandatory minimums and private prisons

  • She supports eliminating mandatory minimum sentences, banning private prisons, demilitarizing police and strengthening accountability over police use of force

Campaign position

Make public college and training tuition-free

  • She supports canceling student debt and tuition-free public college and trade schools to reduce the financial barriers to further education

Campaign position

Raise wages and defend collective bargaining

  • She supports a living minimum wage, union organizing rights, collective bargaining, fair compensation and stronger workplace safety protections

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2026 primary election

    Accomplishment

    General-election candidate

    Advanced to the November election for California's 29th Congressional District.

  • Experience

    Led the Sun Valley neighborhood council

    Served two terms as Sun Valley Area Neighborhood Council president and one as vice president, with graduate training in organizational leadership.

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