Carl DeMaio 2026 Re-Election Kickoff

Carl DeMaio is shaking up Sacramento in a way we haven't seen in years and producing results! Support not only his re-election but help him as he leads the fight in 2026 to pass the CA Voter ID Initiative and win enough target seats to end the Democrat's Super-Majority in Sacramento!

Since taking office last year, CA State Rep. Carl DeMaio has been shaking up Sacramento and getting results! After just a year in the state legislature, Carl DeMaio has now become the driving force of opposition against the Democrats' Super-Majority control of state and local government.

You are invited to attend Carl DeMaio's re-election kickoff fundraising reception so he has the resources to fight for us.

Through his Reform California movement, Carl DeMaio is leading the most important fights in the 2026 midterm election, including:

• Pass the CA Voter ID Initiative to1) require accurate voter rolls and citizenship verification for registering to vote and 2) use of a government-issued ID to verify identities of voters.
• Save Prop 13 / Block Tax Hikes at the state and local levels - and pass the CA Taxpayers Protection Initiative.
• Win Target Seats with Reform California's "26 for 2026" campaign focused on the most winnable target seats to end the Democrats' Super-Majority in Sacramento!

Put simply, Carl DeMaio is building a true opposition party - that is laser-focused on reforming California's broken and corrupt political system.

But Carl DeMaio can't wage these fights alone - he needs your support and backing!

So RSVP and make a contribution to this important fundraiser - and help Carl grow this movement by inviting your friends to join you at this event!

Paid for by Carl DeMaio for State Assembly 2026, FPPC ID#1476859
Contributions are not deductible on federal or state taxes. State election law permits personal, business, and corporate checks and a maximum contribution level of $5,900 per individual or entity for the primary and $5,900 per individual or entity for the general, for a total of $11,800 per person or entity. A married couple may contribute $23,600. Contributions are not tax deductible for income tax purposes.