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U.S. House · CA-22 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Randy Villegas

Democratic candidate for California's 22nd Congressional District

A Kern County educator and school-board trustee proposing universal healthcare, affordable childcare, stronger wages and limits on corporate political influence.

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DistrictCA-22
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Randy stands.

Campaign position

Make childcare universal and guarantee paid parental leave

  • He supports universal no-cost childcare and paid parental leave to reduce families' costs and support parents' ability to work

Campaign position

Raise wages and protect retirement benefits

  • He calls for a higher minimum wage and protecting Social Security against benefit reductions while addressing rising living costs

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Provide Medicare for All including dental and vision

  • He supports Medicare for All with dental and vision coverage and caps on medical-procedure and prescription-drug prices

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Create a citizenship pathway and bring deported veterans home

  • He supports a pathway to citizenship for undocumented residents and the return of deported veterans, alongside addressing migration's root causes

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Build homes and stop corporate single-family ownership

  • He proposes federal housing investment using union labor and ending corporate ownership of single-family homes to improve affordability

Campaign position

Ban congressional stock trading and corporate PAC money

  • He supports bans on congressional stock trading and lobbying, overturning Citizens United, and prohibiting corporate PAC contributions

Record and background

Record & experience.

  • Accomplishment

    Helped raise compensation for school employees

    Helped raise wages for teachers and staff through his school-board work.

  • Experience

    Worked as a college professor and student mentor

    Grew up in Kern County, became the first in his family to earn a doctorate, and worked as a college professor, mentor and organizer.

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