John,

The Democrat’s fight to retake one of California’s most flippable House districts just hit a breaking point.

Republican David Valadao -- the incumbent in California’s 22nd District -- shocked even members of his own party by voting for Trump’s so-called “Better Budget Balance” Act, which slashes Medicaid by nearly $1 trillion.

Nearly 70% of Valadao’s district relies on Medicaid today. Despite repeated promises to his voters that he’d never vote for cuts to the program, he backed it anyway.

Rush in $3 now to help flip CA-22 and hold Valadao accountable for his lies and for voting to gut Medicaid.

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Voters are furious, and this race has emerged as ground zero in the fight to defend health care access and defeat the GOP’s extremist, corporate-first agenda.

The good news is that Valadao’s district is one of the most flippable in the country. It’s swung for Democrats in the past, and 2026 represents the best shot we’ve ever had to oust Valadao for good.

Democrat Randy Villegas, a 30-year-old college professor and son of immigrants, is running to unseat Valadao -- and he’s not taking a dime from corporate PACs. Randy has deep roots in the Central Valley, a strong local base of support, and a real shot at flipping this seat.

To stay competitive in this battleground race, Randy’s campaign needs to raise $10,000 before the end of this week for rapid response ads, digital outreach, and voter contact. If you’re ready to flip this seat, chip in $3 today.