California State Assembly | District 29
"Take California Back."
Dennis Sanchez is a lifelong Central Coast resident, small business owner, and father who believes Sacramento must get back to the basics. Rooted in faith, family, and hard work, Dennis is running to bring common sense, accountability, and real-world experience to the State Assembly.
FPPC# 1487344 (Pending) · Sanchez for California State Assembly 2026
Raised in a Christian family in Castroville, Dennis lost his father at a young age and was taught early to step up, work hard, and take responsibility. By age twelve he was already working, learning that serving others, especially in their most difficult moments, is a duty grounded in dignity, compassion, and respect.
Dennis is a Boy Scouts of America Eagle Scout and a Salinas Police Explorer Scout. He was also a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, standing watch at the cemetery.
Dennis trained in law enforcement with the Salinas Police Department, built a career in construction and private security, and became a small business owner and regional manager with over 30 years of experience. A father of five, much of it as a single dad, Dennis understands sacrifice, perseverance, and the importance of strong families.
"Sacramento needs common sense, accountability, and real-life experience. That's what I'll bring to the State Assembly."
Support law enforcement and safe communities.
Focus on roads, water, and the basics government should deliver.
Cut barriers so local employers and entrepreneurs can thrive.
Restore academic excellence and prepare students for opportunity.
Make Sacramento answer to working families again.
Take a closer look at Dennis's full campaign flyer: his story, his priorities, and how to join the movement, all in one shareable piece.
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Here is how Dennis would vote on this year's statewide propositions, and why. Take this guide with you to the polls.
Despite the prop title, Veteran Home Loans only get $1.25 billion from this bond.
Creates a slush fund for politicians to use your tax dollars and ignores rebate thresholds.
Eliminates the expiration date for two "temporary" taxes.
Makes you pay for candidates you don't support.
Enables a replacement to be appointed instead of elected, weakening voter control.
California families need lower mortgages, not second mortgages.
This prop was funded by a wealthy medical investor set to gain from a $4.2 billion earmark.
It's common sense. This promotes election integrity for every voter.
Ultimately, this is really an "everybody" tax in disguise.
Requires special taxes to have audits and be subject to all budget rules and limits.
Bans new state taxes on retirement accounts and savings accounts.
Closes the loophole for special local taxes that was created by ACA 1 in 2023.
Government overreach into salary disputes and operations at private clinics.
Standardizes CEQA processes and timelines to reduce delays and costs.
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