Linda Sánchez

Linda Sánchez

U.S. Representative for California’s 38th District.

Democratincumbent

On the issues

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Housing

Sánchez sponsors legislation to increase investment in rental housing and ensures veteran disability benefits do not disqualify individuals from low-income housing programs.

Education

She pushes for increased funding for school counselors, anti-bullying protections in schools, and tax credits to raise wages for child care providers.

Healthcare

Her bills focus on reforming hospice care, improving cognitive impairment detection in Medicare visits, and restricting forced arbitration in nursing home disputes.

Labor

She advocates for modernizing trade adjustment assistance for displaced workers and creating tax incentives for the installation of energy-efficient mechanical insulation.

Foreign Policy

She supports bills that reaffirm commitment to NATO allies and increase congressional oversight on presidential trade authorities.

Climate

She has introduced legislation to provide federal resources for the cleanup of PFAS chemicals in local communities.

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How they vote

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Bills they've introduced

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What they've done lately

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    Last checked 6/12/2026