Together, we can break down the barriers of exclusivity and build a state where every voice is heard, and every community is empowered. The future of California depends on it.
As ballots continue to be counted across California and election results are finalized, one trend is undeniable: California Republicans are making gains in the State Legislature, and among those gains is a historic rise in Latino representation within our party. For the first time, the Republican delegation will include its largest contingent of Latinos in both the State Assembly and Senate, signaling a shift that could reshape the political landscape of our state for years to come.
Nowhere is this exclusion more evident than in the Latino Caucus, a body ostensibly created to represent the interests of all Latino legislators. Yet, because we don’t subscribe to the far-left orthodoxy of the Democratic establishment, we have been excluded from joining. This exclusivity is not just about legislators like us—it reflects how many California Latinos feel.
This year, more than ever, Latino voters are pushing back against policies that have failed to deliver. They are questioning a political establishment that has demanded their loyalty but left them burdened with skyrocketing costs, unsafe communities, and a lack of opportunity. Increasingly, these voters are making decisions based on issues and candidates, rather than party labels. And they are finding that the Democratic Party has not had their best economic or social interests at heart.
This election marks the beginning of a new chapter for Latinos in California politics. Our voices, our values, and our communities will no longer be ignored or taken for granted. As members of the California Legislature, we are committed to representing not just Republicans but all Californians who share our desire for a more inclusive, prosperous, and secure future.
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