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Thank you to @EqualityPac for their endorsement! I am humbled and honored to receive this endorsement and will fight to pass the Equality Act and be front and center pushing the envelope to advance LGBTQ+ rights in Congress.pic.twitter.com/aiMZ4CL2S3
“Candace Valenzuela is committed to justice and service at every level...Candace understands struggle and hardship on a personal level and has channeled those experiences to become a tireless and forceful advocate for her community as both an educator and school board member...”
“...striving to bring more equality to Texans,” said Equality PAC Co-Chair and Rhode Island Congressman David Cicilline. “The Equality PAC is proud to endorse Candace and I look forward to working alongside her to strengthen LGBTQ+ rights in Congress.”
“We need more leaders in Congress like Candace Valenzuela - an educator, school board member, and engaged community activist who understands the challenges her neighbors are facing and builds coalitions to take them on,” said Equality PAC Co-Chair Mark Takano.
“Candace has the grit and passion to make real change in Congress and I know she’ll be an asset in the fight to secure LGBTQ+ rights.”
To join me in my fight for our district, sign up to volunteer: http://mobilize.us/candacefor24 Or if you’re able to, contribute to our campaign: https://bit.ly/2Adryhk
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