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CA · DISTRICT 13

Adam Gray

DemocratCaliforniaCurrently serving

Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source ↗

What they said 21

Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.

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Provide a pathway to legal status for undocumented farm workers

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Adam Gray introduced the bipartisan Farm Workforce Modernization Act of 2025. The bill would allow undocumented farm workers to earn legal status through continued employment in the agricultural sector.

Context: The source gives no further detail about the bill's eligibility rules or say whether it became law. Candidate-owned issue page cites introduced and cosponsored legislation. The original page date/election-day version is unverified; these are policy positions, not proof of new future promises or enactment.

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Create a citizenship pathway for Dreamers and certain other immigrants

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Adam Gray cosponsored the bipartisan American Dream and Promise Act of 2025. The bill would provide a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers—people brought to the United States as children—as well as recipients of Temporary Protected Status and Deferred Enforced Departure.

Context: The source does not provide further eligibility requirements or say whether the bill became law. Candidate-owned issue page cites introduced and cosponsored legislation. The original page date/election-day version is unverified; these are policy positions, not proof of new future promises or enactment.

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Support comprehensive immigration reform through the DIGNITY Act

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Adam Gray joined a bipartisan group to reintroduce the DIGNITY Act. The bill would address legal status, provide targeted protections to specific undocumented immigrants already in the United States, invest in border-security infrastructure, require accountability from ICE, and overhaul visa and asylum systems to address the backlog.

Context: The source does not specify which undocumented immigrants would qualify for the targeted protections or give further details on the proposed reforms. Candidate-owned issue page cites introduced and cosponsored legislation. The original page date/election-day version is unverified; these are policy positions, not proof of new future promises or enactment.

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Establish VA grants for veterans' peer mental-health programs

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Adam Gray cosponsored the PFC Joseph P. Dwyer Peer Support Program Act. It would require the VA to establish a grant program for peer-to-peer mental-health programs for veterans.

Context: The source does not say whether the bill became law. Candidate-owned issue page cites introduced and cosponsored legislation. The original page date/election-day version is unverified; these are policy positions, not proof of new future promises or enactment.

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Prevent VA copay collection when agency delays cause the debt

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Adam Gray introduced the STRIVE Act of 2025. It would prevent the Department of Veterans Affairs from collecting copays from veterans when a delay in collection is the VA's fault.

Context: The source does not say whether the bill became law. Candidate-owned issue page cites introduced and cosponsored legislation. The original page date/election-day version is unverified; these are policy positions, not proof of new future promises or enactment.

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Expand midwifery education and services in rural communities

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Adam Gray introduced the bipartisan Midwives for MOMS Act to address shortages in rural maternity care. The bill aims to expand educational opportunities for midwives and improve access to midwifery services.

Context: The source describes the bill's aims but gives no further detail about its proposed programs. Candidate-owned issue page cites introduced and cosponsored legislation. The original page date/election-day version is unverified; these are policy positions, not proof of new future promises or enactment.

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Expand fentanyl-awareness and trafficking enforcement grants

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Adam Gray introduced the bipartisan Combatting Fentanyl Poisonings Act. It would expand grant funding for fentanyl-awareness campaigns aimed at children and support training programs and equipment for law enforcement agencies tracking and apprehending fentanyl traffickers.

Context: The source describes a bill he introduced; it does not establish that the bill became law. Candidate-owned issue page cites introduced and cosponsored legislation. The original page date/election-day version is unverified; these are policy positions, not proof of new future promises or enactment.

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Update livestock values used for indemnity payments quarterly

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Adam Gray cosponsored the bipartisan Livestock Indemnity Program Improvement Act of 2025. The proposed bill would require the Livestock Indemnity Program to update the average fair market value of livestock every quarter instead of once a year.

Context: Undated candidate-owned text; the original election cycle and availability by election day remain unverified.

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Incentivize private financing for precision agriculture technology

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Adam Gray cosponsored the bipartisan PRECISE Act, which would incentivize private-sector financing for the purchase of precision agriculture technology.

Context: Undated candidate-owned text; the original election cycle and availability by election day remain unverified.

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Allow water-project exemptions for security or regional economic impacts

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Adam Gray introduced the Valley Water Protection Act. It would allow access to an exemption process when a proposed agency action may impair national security or have regional economic impacts.

Context: Key provisions were included in a package that passed out of the House Natural Resources Committee; the passage does not say the Valley Water Protection Act itself became law. Undated candidate-owned text; the original election cycle and availability by election day remain unverified.