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After years of defying the odds, California's David Valadao faces new test as Latinos turn on Trump
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· September 5, 2026
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Key points He voted for Trump's impeachment after the January 6 attack on the US Capitol. David Valadao's voting patterns have shifted toward Republicans in the past, but this trend may change.
Rep. David Valadao's voting patterns have shifted toward Republicans in the past, but this trend may change. His rural district has a large Latino population, and there are signs that Latinos are growing disenchanted with President Donald Trump.
The rising prices of gas, fertilizer, and groceries, along with declining healthcare services funding, may contribute to this dissatisfaction. Valadao's fortunes are tied to the president's, despite not being a strong supporter. He voted for Trump's impeachment after the January 6 attack on the US Capitol.
Further details about Valadao's situation and the potential impact on his reelection are available. The outcome of Valadao's reelection bid is uncertain, and the changing voting patterns in his district may play a significant role in determining his future.
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Published: September 5, 2026 ·
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