Adam Gray

Gray says he wants to expand access to affordable health care and reduce costs for Valley families. His campaign materials say he does not want people forced to choose between paying for health care and rent, and his House office says he has worked to expand health care access for veterans and rural communities.

Gray’s economic message focuses on lowering food, housing, and utility costs, supporting agriculture and job creation, and reducing red tape for infrastructure projects. His campaign also says he has backed efforts to limit costly tariffs that raise prices for families and farmers.

Gray emphasizes water infrastructure, drought resilience, and utility affordability as part of his climate and energy agenda. His campaign and House office highlight investments in water storage, canal repairs, groundwater projects, and permitting reforms for infrastructure projects.

Gray is pro-choice and has said he supports a woman’s right to choose and opposes federal abortion restrictions. He has also said abortion decisions should be made by patients and doctors, not politicians.

Gray supports comprehensive immigration reform that includes legal status for some undocumented immigrants, border security infrastructure, and changes to visa and asylum systems. He has also said ICE raids are causing fear in the Valley and that there are ways to fix the immigration system without those raids.

No public position found on a specific gun policy in the campaign materials reviewed. His campaign and House office emphasize public safety generally, but they do not publish a detailed gun-control or gun-rights platform on the pages reviewed.

Gray has said he would not vote to support military action in Iran and favors diplomacy and non-military options first. His office also issued a statement on the Iran war powers resolution.

Gray has not published a standalone social justice platform on the campaign pages reviewed. His public messaging instead focuses on lowering costs, expanding health care access, improving water and infrastructure, and bipartisan problem-solving.

Gray’s public materials emphasize education as part of his Central Valley agenda, including support for local schools, workforce training, and medical education in the Valley. His House office has highlighted funding for Head Start and Early Head Start programs and his support for expanding medical education opportunities.

No public position found on a standalone Tech & AI policy in the campaign materials reviewed. His office has highlighted agricultural technology and workforce development, but no detailed AI-specific platform was found.

Gray says he supports protecting voting rights and has opposed anti-voter legislation. His office said he voted against a bill he described as anti-voter, and his public materials emphasize fair and accessible elections.

Gray’s local focus is Central Valley water policy. He has backed more water storage, canal repairs, groundwater projects, and streamlined permitting, and his office says he introduced legislation to expand California water infrastructure and protect reliable deliveries for farmers and communities.