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Liam Hernandez: A Voice for Change in California's 26th Congressional District

California’s 26th Congressional District faces challenges that demand leadership rooted in real experience and genuine commitment. Liam Hernandez brings that leadership. His story is not one of privilege or political connections but of lived struggles and resilience. As an immigrant from a family that has faced hardship, Liam’s journey shapes his vision for a future where every family can feel secure and supported.


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Public transit train arriving at California station

A Candidate Who Understands Real Struggles


Liam Hernandez’s background is deeply connected to the realities many families face in the district. Growing up in an immigrant family that relied on SNAP and SSI benefits, he knows firsthand the importance of social safety nets. Living with autism and bipolar disorder, Liam also understands the challenges faced by people with disabilities and mental health conditions. These experiences fuel his dedication to equity, inclusion, and justice.


His campaign is not just about policies but about empathy and understanding. Liam’s story reflects the lives of many voters who want a representative that truly listens and fights for their needs.


Standing Against Cruel Immigration Tactics


One of the key issues that motivated Liam to run is the recent military-style immigration raids in the district. These raids have caused fear and trauma among families, damaging trust within the community. Liam calls these tactics cruel and ineffective, emphasizing that they do not make communities safer.


Instead, he advocates for humane immigration policies that protect families and uphold human dignity. Liam believes leaders must take bold action to stop these raids and rebuild trust between law enforcement and immigrant communities.


Championing Public Transit for Opportunity


Public transit is more than a convenience for Liam Hernandez—it has been a lifeline. He has spent much of his life riding Amtrak and Metro trains, connecting him to work, school, and loved ones. This personal experience drives his passion for improving infrastructure and transit systems.


Liam envisions a future where public transit is modern, accessible, and reliable. He believes strong transit systems open doors to education, jobs, and community engagement. Investing in infrastructure is investing in opportunity for all residents of the 26th District.


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Modern train station platform with accessibility features

What Voters Need to Know About the Primary


The California Democratic Primary for the 26th Congressional District will take place on June 2, 2026. Registered voters in the district will select the Democratic nominee who will move on to the general election on November 3, 2026.


Key dates to remember:


  • Primary Election: June 2, 2026

  • Voter Registration Deadline: May 18, 2026


Participating in this primary is crucial for shaping the future of the district. Liam Hernandez encourages voters to register early and make their voices heard.


Building a Future Where Everyone Thrives


Liam’s campaign is grounded in the belief that every person deserves a chance to succeed, regardless of background, income, or ability. His commitment to equity means fighting for policies that support families, protect vulnerable communities, and expand access to essential services.


He invites voters to join him in this effort. Liam’s authenticity and courage to speak truth to power inspire hope for meaningful change. Together, the district can build a future where security and opportunity are realities for all.


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Community gathering in neighborhood park with diverse families

 
 
 

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