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U.S. House · CA-07 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Doris Matsui

Democratic candidate for California's 7th Congressional District

A Sacramento congresswoman focused on affordable medicines, telehealth, clean energy and broadband, with a record in flood protection and semiconductor investment.

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DistrictCA-07
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Doris stands.

Campaign position

Make Medicare telehealth access permanent

  • She supports the CONNECT Act to permanently extend Medicare telehealth coverage beyond the existing mental-health provision

Campaign proposal

Cap patients' EpiPen costs

  • Her EPIPEN Act proposal would limit patients' out-of-pocket costs to $60 for a two-pack of the lifesaving medicine

Campaign position

Modernize the grid and save energy

  • She backs electric-grid modernization and energy-efficiency programs intended to cut emissions and lower ratepayers' bills

Campaign position

Defend California's clean-vehicle standards

  • She supports stronger vehicle-pollution standards and opposes federal efforts to remove California's emissions authority

Campaign position

Restore affordable broadband assistance

  • She supports restoring the Affordable Connectivity Program and protecting BEAD broadband investment for underserved communities

Campaign proposal

Protect civil rights in AI systems

  • She backs transparency and safeguards against discriminatory algorithms through the proposed Algorithmic Justice and Online Platform Transparency Act

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2022

    Accomplishment

    Co-authored the CHIPS manufacturing framework

    Co-authored the CHIPS for America framework, which became part of enacted federal investment in domestic semiconductor production.

  2. Congress since 2005

    Experience

    Represented Sacramento and worked on energy and technology

    She has represented Sacramento-area communities since 2005 and serves on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, including its technology and energy subcommittees.

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