Campaign Updates
Cardenas for Congress Backed by
California Democratic Party & SEIU California
Tony Cardenas’ campaign for Congress received two major boosts with the endorsements of the California Democratic Party (CDP) and SEIU California, the state’s largest union of working Californians. ... (read more)
Cardenas for Congress Announces Endorsements of Key California Legislators
Assembly Members Bob Blumenfield, Nora Campos, Henry Perea &
Senators Carol Liu and Juan Vargas Join Growing List of Cardenas Supporters ... (read more)
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa Endorses Tony Cardenas for Congress 8.23.2011
Los Angeles City Councilman Tony Cardenas’ campaign for Congress received the endorsement of Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa today. ... (read more)
Cardenas Earns Endorsement of Legislative Leaders Pérez and Steinberg 8.18.2011
Consensus-builder Tony Cardenas, received the endorsements of California’s Assembly Speaker John Pérez and Senate President pro Tempore Darrell Steinberg today, boosting his campaign to be the first Latino to represent the San Fernando Valley in Congress. ... (read more)
Cardenas Launches Broadly Supported Campaign for 29th CD 8.15.2011
Cardenas launches his campaign from a strong position, with a broad list of endorsers who have already embraced his candidacy, and Los Angeles City Councilmember’s Eric Garcetti, Jose Huizar and Mitch Englander as well as former Assemblymember Richard Katz, and former Speaker of the California State Assembly Bob Hertzberg announced their endorsement today. ... (read more)
Consensus-Builder Cardenas Aims to Break Washington Gridlock 7.29.11
Following the California Citizen's Redistricting Commission's tentative approval of new district maps today, Los Angeles City Councilman Tony Cardenas affirmed his intention to run for and win the new predominately Latino Northeast San Fernando Valley congressional seat ... (read more)
Latino Valley Leaders Rally Around Tony Cardenas for Congress 8.5.2011
Signaling the growing momentum of Los Angeles City Councilman Tony Cardenas' run for Congress, three valley leaders announced their endorsement of the pioneering Latino leader and valley native today ... (read more)
Tony Cardenas Earns Endorsement of Prominent California Latino Leaders 8.8.2011
Four prominent California officials today joined a growing list of Latino leaders who have endorsed Councilman Tony Cardenas' campaign for Congress in the new predominately Latino Northeast San Fernando Valley seat ... (read more)
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Latest News
Tony Cardenas Is Headed To Congress: Howard Berman Endorsement Clears Last Roadblock
Looks like Councilman Tony Cardenas can start looking for apartments in Washington, D.C.
Today, he got the endorsement of Rep. Howard Berman in his race for the new "Latino" Congressional seat in the San Fernando Valley. ... (read more)
Supervisors Molina, Knabe to Join Mayor in Endorsing Cardenas For Congress
The announcement comes as the Los Angeles City Councilman is gearing up for a run at the new 29th District. ... (read more)
LA Wave: L.A. Councilman Cardenas Announces Congressional Run 6.10.11
Los Angeles City Councilman Tony Cardenas announced Friday that he plans to run for Congress in 2012 in a new San Fernando Valley district that would be created if an early draft redistricting proposal becomes final. ... (read more)
North Hollywood Patch: Northeast District Race Taking Historic Form 8.8.11
With the new Northeast San Fernando Valley 29th Congressional District tentatively approved by the California Citizens Redistricting Commission and close to being finalized on Aug. 15, the race for who will represent the new district is beginning to look like it will be a high-profile and historic one. ... (read more)
Tony Cardenas Picks Up Support From San Fernando Valley Latinos 8.5.11
Latino lawmakers are lining up behind Councilman Tony Cardenas in his race for the new "Latino" Congressional seat in the San Fernando Valley. ... (read more)
LA Times: Redistricting Gives Latinos in East Valley a New Opportunity 7.31.11
Like much of the east San Fernando Valley, Van Nuys is home to an increasing number of Latinos. And yet voters in the region have never sent a Latino representative to Congress ... "There are some people who need help, and they're not going to get that from the people in charge now." Latino voters, he said, need politicians "who look like them." ... (read more)
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