
Daniel Rodriguez
Democratic candidate for U.S. House in California
CA-13 primary: first place
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Live Odds — CA-13 primary: first place
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1%chance to win
Candidate Overview
Key details about the candidate’s background, party, office sought and current campaign.
Current roleBehavioral health services manager
PartyDemocratic
LocationCalifornia
BackgroundBehavioral health services manager
EducationUniversity of California, Berkeley — B.A. (Data Science)
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Notable personal detailsDaniel Garibay Rodriguez is a Democratic candidate for the U.S. House in California’s 13th Congressional District (2026). He has worked in behavioral health and community programs in California’s Central Valley, including roles as a behavioral health services manager and a senior program manager at the Youth Leadership Institute. He earned a B.A. in Data Science from the University of California, Berkeley.
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Political Positions
Economy & Taxes
Supports policies to strengthen wages, benefits, and economic opportunity for working families and the Central Valley, and prioritizes expanding access to healthcare and mental-health services as part of an equitable economy. Campaign materials emphasize living wages, safer working conditions, and an economy that works for everyone. No explicit tax-rate or tax-cut proposals were found on the campaign platform pages reviewed.
Healthcare
Supports expanding access to mental health and healthcare services, reducing financial barriers so families can receive care close to home, and increasing culturally trained providers in the Central Valley.
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Immigration & Border
Supports protecting due process for immigrants and opposes aggressive immigration enforcement, including messaging against ICE. Emphasizes keeping communities safe and stable by defending basic rights regardless of background.
Latest News
Daniel Rodriguez is in the news because he is running in California’s redrawn 13th Congressional District race, which has drawn attention as a closely watched House primary under the state’s new maps. The main reporting says the district now includes part of Stockton and is more favorable to Democrats than before, making the contest more competitive. Other recent items do not appear to focus on him directly, so the coverage around his candidacy is limited and somewhat sparse.
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