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Candidates › CA-38 race › 2025–2026
Pedro Antonio Casas
R Republican nominee for U.S. House, CA-38
Has not served in Congress
- On the ballot
- On the general election ballotNov 3, 2026 · California US House 38
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2 priorities from casasforcongress.com, in the order they are listed there. Every heading and the text under it is copied exactly, as one passage for each page it is from, and links to that place on the page; hover a source to see which passage it opens.
The influx of drugs from the southern border poses a grave threat to our children’s lives, while the expanding transgender issue is increasingly influenced by political agendas and dishonest narratives which is manifesting into harmful public policy decisions. I’ve witnessed each of these issues impact Baldwin Park. I never imagined my hometown or the 38th District could deteriorate further. Regrettably, Baldwin Park and the entire San Gabriel Valley has only worsened. It is with a firm commitment to addressing these pressing issues that I enter this race.
The proficiency scores in high school education are alarmingly low, posing a significant barrier to our children’s aspirations and ability to fulfill their dreams. The influx of drugs across the southern border is rampant. Fentanyl is claiming the lives of 300 Americans daily, marking a dire public health crisis. Crime rates have skyrocketed, criminal offenders are being released only to recidivate, perpetuating a cycle of lawlessness. Offenders must be held accountable. We must return to the foundational principles of our system of jurisprudence. Crime victims must be advocated for, and order must be restored. Politicians have consistently failed to address the immigration crisis, resulting in a completely unsecured southern border, deteriorating our national security. Permitting biological males to compete in sports against biological females disregards scientific principles entirely, sacrificing truth for political gain.
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Provide proactive leadership to address the specific needs of the 38th Congressional District.
Enhance educational opportunities for local children to access top-tier universities.
Combat the deadly impact of fentanyl on our youth.
Enhance public safety to prevent criminals from being incentivized to commit further offenses.
Back to basics in sports by restricting biological men from competing against women.
Establish JROTC programs in every high school which can offer free pathways to college opportunities and address military personnel shortages.
Support the implementation of private school vouchers.
Address the homelessness crisis: develop a governance model to regulate tax dollars used by NGO’s (currently, tax dollars are mismanaged and used for excessive pay and benefit packages of NGO’s as the crisis grows), use existing funds to allocate for homelessness to develop mental health and substance abuse treatment facilities with job re-entry training; regulate public space.
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Foster bipartisan collaboration in Congress to enact positive change for the nation.
Address immigration reform, including securing the southern border.
Expand behavioral health support for veterans.
Appropriately address environmental issues.
Support law enforcement while opposing any defunding measures.
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