David Valadao

David Valadao

Years in Office

1st Year

Bills Sponsored

77

Bills Co-Sponsored

1777

Committees

1

David Valadao Biography

Raised on his family’s dairy farm in California’s Central Valley, David Valadao brings firsthand agricultural experience to Congress. Elected as the U.S. Representative for California’s 22nd District in 2022, Valadao focuses on water access, agricultural policy, and immigration reform. He has served on the Appropriations Committee and played a key role in advancing drought relief legislation for California farmers. Valadao’s pragmatic approach centers on practical solutions, aiming to ensure his district’s rural communities have a strong voice in Washington.

Education

  • Attended, College of the Sequoias

Professional History

U.S. Representative

(Present)

Representing California's 22nd district

Member, California Assembly

(2010–12)

Dairy Farmer

Member, California Milk Advisory Board, Western States Dairy Trade Association

Chairman, Regional Leadership Council for Land O’lakes Inc.

Impact & Accomplishments

Notable contributions during David Valadao's congressional service.

Water Infrastructure Advocacy

Secured federal funding for Central Valley water storage and conveyance projects to address drought and agricultural needs.

Bipartisan Immigration Efforts

Co-sponsored the Farm Workforce Modernization Act to provide legal status for agricultural workers and address labor shortages.

Veterans' Healthcare Access

Supported legislation expanding access to healthcare services for rural veterans in California’s Central Valley.

COVID-19 Relief Funding

Helped secure federal COVID-19 relief funds for small businesses, hospitals, and schools in his district.

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