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• Happy 250th Birthday, America
  By Wendy Huang, CA-14 Top Republican Vote-Getter & Candidate, Duly Elected Alameda County GOP Committeewoman & Regular Delegate, California Republican Party Two hundred and fifty years ago, a small group of colonists looked at the most powerful empire on earth and said: not like this. Not without consent. Not without liberty. They pledged their lives,… Read more: Happy 250th Birthday, America
• Formal Complaint with the Federal Election Commission
  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE I have filed a formal complaint with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) requesting an investigation into what I believe are violations of federal campaign finance law. My complaint was delivered to the FEC’s Office of General Counsel in Washington, D.C., on Friday, June 26, 2026, at 9:59 a.m. Eastern Time, and received… Read more: Formal Complaint with the Federal Election Commission
• Why Dhillon Law Group Received a Copy of Our Demand Letter
  Published: June 25, 2026 Some people have asked why a law firm received a certified copy of the 22-section demand letter sent to Chairwoman Corrin Rankin and Chairwoman Jeanne Solnordal. It’s a fair question. Here is the answer. Who Dhillon Law Group Is — and Why That Matters Dhillon Law Group Inc. is a San… Read more: Why Dhillon Law Group Received a Copy of Our Demand Letter
• The Clock Is Running: Solnordal, Rankin, and Dhillon Law Group Have Until July 22 to Answer CA14 Voters
  Published: June 24, 2026 00 Days 00 Hours 00 Minutes 00 Seconds Published: June 24, 2026 On June 22, 2026, certified letters went out to three parties who have each played a role in the CA14 endorsement and campaign finance questions Republican voters deserve answered. I know, because I sent them. California Republican Party —… Read more: The Clock Is Running: Solnordal, Rankin, and Dhillon Law Group Have Until July 22 to Answer CA14 Voters
• CA-14 Election Questions & Answers
  Democracy Works Best When Voters Ask Questions Our 2026 California Congressional District 14 (CA-14) Special Election has generated significant public interest and, understandably, many questions. Why were there multiple election dates? Why did voters see both a June 2nd and June 16th Special Primary Election? How do candidate filings, endorsements, fundraising reports, and election procedures… Read more: CA-14 Election Questions & Answers
• Special Primary Press Release
  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 16, 2026 — Today, as voters cast ballots in the special primary election, I am formally announcing that I will not concede either this race or the June 2nd regular primary. My campaign has submitted an urgent demand for answers to Alameda County Republican Party Chairwoman Jeanne Solnordal and California Republican… Read more: Special Primary Press Release
• Alameda County — The Movement for Real Change Continues
  CA-14 Congressional Race: Current Top Three Candidates Based on currently reported votes. Thousands of ballots remain to be counted and results are not yet final. We are still fighting for every vote to be counted as election officials process outstanding ballots. First and foremost, thank you. To every volunteer who knocked on doors, every supporter… Read more: Alameda County — The Movement for Real Change Continues
• Breaking the Monopoly: A Bipartisan Call to Champion the Kenia Peraza Act
  Are you tired of a broken public education system that traps kids in failing districts and puts politics over student success? Meet Wendy, a tech executive, mother, and your candidate for California’s 14th Congressional District, who is championing the groundbreaking Kenia Peraza Act (KPA). Discover how the KPA bypasses state bureaucracy to build high-quality, independent public charter schools directly on federal land, finally giving working families true school choice and a sovereign pathway to educational excellence. Read the full plan, join our bipartisan movement to break the monopoly, and vote Wendy for Congress to put our children first!
• The Race for 2nd Place Is Too Close to Call!
  More Votes Are Coming — And They Are in Our Favor! The race for 2nd place is razor-thin, and every single vote counts. As of the latest update from the Alameda County Voter Registrar, I trail by just 94 votes — that’s it! A swing of fewer than 100 votes puts me in a tie,… Read more: The Race for 2nd Place Is Too Close to Call!
• Vote For Wendy Press Release
  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: June 3, 2026 From: Wendy Huang, CA14 Candidate & Duly Elected Alameda County GOP Central Committee Member RE: Campaign Update, Transparency, and Media Availability To all media outlets and CA-14 Republican, Democratic, Libertarian, and Independent voters, I am fully committed to our June 2nd primary and June 16th special primary to… Read more: Vote For Wendy Press Release
• Voting Center Locations
  Alameda County Vote Centers – June 2, 2026 Primary Election All 100 vote centers are open on Election Day (June 2) from 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. View official list Alameda Independence Plaza – 703 Atlantic Avenue (11 Days) California Historical Radio Society – 2152 Central Avenue (4 Days) Bohol Circle Incorporated – 1815 Union… Read more: Voting Center Locations
• Why I Built a Website About the Superintendent of Public Instruction — And Why It Has Nothing to Do With Politics
  Most candidates promise better schools. Wendy Huang built the legislation, drafted the state bill, and created a dedicated website before asking for a single vote. Discover why a candidate for Congress is fighting for California’s next Superintendent — and what she’s asking them to deliver for your children.
• Most candidates arrive with a promise. I arrived with a bill.
  Who actually governs California’s technology? Unelected bureaucrats currently lack accountability. Wendy Huang built CaliforniaStateAssembly.com to expose where your 2026 Assembly candidates stand on crucial AI and IT reform. Discover how her drafted legislation protects your digital rights, secures federal funding, and demands real transparency. Read the comprehensive reform plan today!
• If I’m Elected to Congress, I Will Bring Federal Dollars Home to Build California’s Technological Future — at Every Level of Government
  By Wendy Huang | Candidate, California’s 14th Congressional District Retired Tech Executive. Mother. Fighter for the East Bay. When I talk about creating a Department of Technology, most people think I mean Washington. And yes — on Day One of the 120th Congress, I will introduce the Department of Technology Establishment and Democratic Accountability Act,… Read more: If I’m Elected to Congress, I Will Bring Federal Dollars Home to Build California’s Technological Future — at Every Level of Government
• My First 100 Days: A Promise to Every Student, Parent, and Worker in CA-14
  Washington has failed your child’s education — and AI tools prove it. Wendy Huang, CA-14’s only tech executive candidate, arrives Day One with drafted legislation to unlock AI for every K-12 student. Real bills. Real hearings. Real results. Read her First 100 Days plan and demand better for your kids.
• Why Our Kids Can’t Wait: The Case for a Department of Technology
  California’s K-12 students are locked out of AI tools their college peers use daily. Wendy Huang, CA-14’s only tech executive candidate, has already drafted the fix — the Department of Technology Act. Real legislation. Real leadership. Vote Wendy Huang for Congress and give every East Bay child the future they deserve.
• An Open Letter to Every Candidate on the California Ballot: Set Politics Aside and Talk About AI
  I have two sons in college. They are bright, curious, hardworking young men who are doing exactly what we told their generation to do: study hard, develop real skills, invest in their futures, and trust that California — the innovation capital of the world — will have a place for them when they graduate.
• Our Governor Signed an Executive Order. I Wrote a Law. Here Is Why That Difference Is Everything.
  Today, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Executive Order N-6-26 — a sweeping directive on artificial intelligence and the California workforce. His office will call it bold. His communications team will call it historic. And to be fair to the Governor, some of it is genuinely thoughtful.
• Real Action, Not Just Pen Strokes: My Message to President Trump and Governor Newsom on the Future of AI Accountability
  True leadership requires more than just speeches and executive directives. It requires building lasting, democratically accountable institutions. We must bring common sense and absolute transparency to technology governance.
• Day One: Why I am Introducing the Department of Technology Act on My Very First Day in Congress
  When I launched my campaign to represent California’s 14th District, I made a promise to the East Bay: I will not go to Washington to sit on the sidelines, wait my turn, or play partisan games. I am running to deliver immediate, systemic solutions to the massive challenges facing our nation and our local economy.… Read more: Day One: Why I am Introducing the Department of Technology Act on My Very First Day in Congress
• To the 25% Who Answer to No Party: This Election Needs You
  Nearly 250,000 Alameda County independent voters hold the power to shape the CA-14 special primary runoff. Discover why voting Wendy Huang on June 16 guarantees a real debate in August — not a party coronation. A competitive democracy needs your voice. Vote Wendy Huang for Congress.
• Our Real CA-14 Race Is Between Two Visions: Here’s Where Wendy Huang and Aisha Wahab Stand
  As the primary field takes shape, it is becoming clear that this race is shaping up as a contest between two candidates with fundamentally different records and fundamentally different visions for CA-14’s future: State Senator Aisha Wahab and me, Wendy Huang.
• Real Results, Not Broken Promises: Wendy Huang Is Fighting for the East Bay’s Transit Future
  Wendy Huang is a retired tech CEO, immigrant from Taiwan, and Republican candidate for California’s 14th Congressional District. Fighting for real transit accountability, an end to the high-speed rail debacle, and regional rail solutions that serve East Bay commuters in Hayward, Pleasanton, Livermore, and Union City now — not decades from now.