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Running forU.S. House, District 13

Adam Gray

DemocratHas the job now

Overview

How to reach them
Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators
Offices held
  • U.S. House, California's 13th District · 2025–now
Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators

Campaign money

  • Raised $5.1 million and spent $4 million since Jan 2025.
  • Of the money donors gave, 65% came from individual people and 35% from PACs (groups that collect money to give to candidates).
  • Since 2025, 296 PACs gave $810,750 to their campaign.
  • Since 2025, outside groups like super PACs spent $4,652 to help them and $9,986 against them.
Source and every donor: FEC
PACs that gave to their campaign since 2025296 PACs · $810,750
Outside groups that spent to help them since 20254 groups · $4,652
Outside groups that spent against them since 20251 group · $9,986

Bills they wrote

Bills and joint resolutions where they're the main author, since 2023. Laws first, then the ones that got furthest.

Wrote

8 bills

Became law

None became law.

  • Introduced Jul 22, 2026H.R. 9855: CURRENT Act
    Introduced
  • Introduced Dec 11, 2025H.R. 6640: Build Now Act
    Introduced
  • Introduced Dec 11, 2025H.R. 6641: Central Valley Water Solution Act
    Introduced
  • Introduced Dec 11, 2025H.R. 6639: Water Agency and Transparency Enhancement Review (WATER) Act
    Introduced
  • Introduced Aug 1, 2025H.R. 4849: Protecting Health Care and Lowering Costs Act of 2025
    Introduced
  • Introduced Jun 9, 2025H.R. 3845: To amend the Endangered Species Act of 1973 to expand the exemption process under section 7 of that Act with respect to national security and significant adverse national or regional economic impacts.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Jun 6, 2025H.R. 3812: STRIVE Act of 2025
    Introduced
  • Introduced Apr 10, 2025H.R. 2842: Stop Raising Prices on Food Act
    Introduced

Source: Congress.gov

How they voted

Final votes on bills that passed the U.S. House or Senate, since 2023. Votes on amendments, committees, and procedure are left out.

Votes shown

315 votes on bills that passed at least one chamber.

Attendance

Didn't vote on 40 of 674 votes (6%).

By topic
Agriculture and Food4 votes
    Animals3 votes
      Armed Forces and National Security19 votes
        Arts, Culture, Religion1 vote
          Civil Rights and Liberties, Minority Issues1 vote
            Commerce24 votes
              Congress4 votes
                Crime and Law Enforcement23 votes
                  Economics and Public Finance22 votes
                    Education10 votes
                      Emergency Management6 votes
                        Energy29 votes
                          Environmental Protection22 votes
                            Families2 votes
                              Finance and Financial Sector20 votes
                                Foreign Trade and International Finance3 votes
                                  Government Operations and Politics18 votes
                                    Health5 votes
                                      Housing and Community Development3 votes
                                        Immigration13 votes
                                          International Affairs13 votes
                                            Labor and Employment5 votes
                                              Law4 votes
                                                Native Americans5 votes
                                                  Public Lands and Natural Resources24 votes
                                                    Science, Technology, Communications12 votes
                                                      Social Welfare3 votes
                                                        Taxation7 votes
                                                          Transportation and Public Works8 votes
                                                            Water Resources Development2 votes

                                                              Source: Congress.gov, Voteview (UCLA). Topics from Congress.gov.