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Democrat
Aisha Wahab

Aisha Wahab

Overview

Current roleFormer Council Member

PartyDemocratic

Political ideologyProgressive Democrat

Age39 years old (Jan 11, 1987)

GenderFemale

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LocationCalifornia

BackgroundPolitician

EducationSan Jose State University — B.A., Political Science

Notable personal detailsAisha Wahab is an American politician serving in the California State Senate representing District 10 since December 5, 2022, and previously served on the Hayward City Council from 2018 to 2022. She has worked in nonprofits, community organizing, and technology, and has held local public-service roles including Alameda County Human Relations Commission chair and an Alameda County Public Health Commissioner. Wahab earned a B.A. from San Jose State University, an MBA from California State University, East Bay, and a doctorate in social work from the University of Southern California.

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Positions

LiberalConservative

Economy & Taxes

Public materials show a mix of positions: campaign material and voter statements endorse small-business tax relief while voting records and endorsements emphasize raising wages and affordable-housing funding. Available sources do not present a single consistent tax philosophy (e.g., across wealth/corporate taxation or overall tax increases vs. cuts).

Healthcare

Supports universal health care and has advocated for policies aligned with single‑payer/Medicare for All. As a state senator she has sponsored or backed measures to cap insulin costs and protect Medi‑Cal while emphasizing healthcare as a human right.

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Immigration & Border

Supports protecting and assisting immigrants and refugees, including funding legal and social services for immigrant children and expressing concern about restrictive travel/immigration bans. Emphasizes humanitarian approaches while acknowledging immigration-related security concerns.

Abortion & Reproductive Rights

Supports broad access to abortion and policies that protect and expand reproductive healthcare access in California, including measures to shield providers and patients from out-of-state restrictions. Has received endorsements from reproductive-rights organizations and has acted in support of state legislation strengthening abortion access and protections.

Climate & Energy

Supports California climate goals and has voted for and sponsored legislation to advance clean energy, electrification, public transit funding, and other climate-related measures. Has a strong environmental voting record per California environmental groups and has promoted transit and emissions-reduction policies in the State Senate.

Public Safety & Guns

The candidate authored and introduced SJR 7, the "Right to Safety" resolution, which calls for universal background checks, a federal minimum purchase age of 21, a waiting period for all gun purchases, and barring civilian purchase of assault weapons; she has sponsored and passed public-safety legislation as Chair of the Senate Public Safety Committee.

News

AINews Summary
Last updatedJul 14, 2026

Aisha Wahab is in the news for advancing in California's 14th Congressional District special election to fill the House seat left vacant by Eric Swalwell. Early results showed her leading the crowded primary, and she also finished in the top two in the separate regular primary for the full term. The special election will decide who serves the rest of the current term, while the regular race will determine the next full two-year term.

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Polls

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29%
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Date (Start - End)SpreadShare
David Binder ResearchApr 4, 2026
29.0%

Aggregation source: FiftyPlusOne

Endorsements

CA-14 primary: first place

Endorsers of Aisha Wahab for CA-14 primary: first place

State Senator Sabrina Cervantes

Elected official

State Senator Sabrina Cervantes endorsed Aisha Wahab for Congress.

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Political Revolution

Public figure

Political Revolution endorsed Aisha Wahab for Congress in CA-14.

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Mercury News editorial board

Public endorsement

Mercury News endorsed Aisha Wahab for Congress in California's 14th District.

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Our Revolution

Public figure

Our Revolution endorsed Aisha Wahab for Congress in California's 14th District.

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Congressional Progressive Caucus PAC

Political organization

Congressional Progressive Caucus PAC endorsed Aisha Wahab for Congress in California's 14th District.

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CAIR Action

Public endorsement

CAIR Action endorsed Aisha Wahab for Congress.

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National Nurses United

Public figure

National Nurses United endorsed Aisha Wahab for California's 14th Congressional District.

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