Faith, family, freedom. Those principles are not just slogans for Dennis Sanchez—they are the foundation of his life and the reason he is running for the California State Assembly.
Dennis Sanchez is running for Assembly District 29, which includes parts of Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Monterey, and San Benito Counties. It is a large and diverse district currently represented by Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas, and Dennis is offering voters a grounded, commonsense alternative focused on the everyday concerns of working families and local communities.
Sanchez is a lifelong Central Coast resident, a father, a small business owner, and a man whose life has been shaped by hard work, personal responsibility, and service to others. Raised in a Christian family in Castroville, he learned early that character matters, family matters, and that leadership begins with showing up, working hard, and doing what is right even when it is difficult. His professional background includes construction, private security, management, and small business, giving him firsthand experience with the pressures working families, employers, and local communities face every day in California.
What sets Dennis Sanchez apart is that he is not coming from a political career. He is coming from real life. He understands what rising costs, overregulation, public safety concerns, and government neglect look like on the ground because he has lived them alongside the people he hopes to represent. He is running to bring practical judgment, accountability, and common-sense priorities back to Sacramento.
One of the most encouraging developments in Dennis Sanchez’s campaign has been the response he is receiving from the Hispanic community on the Central Coast. More families are recognizing that the values they live every day—faith, strong families, hard work, respect for law enforcement, educational opportunity, and the desire to build a better life—align naturally with Republican principles. Dennis has been effective in meeting people where they are, listening first, and speaking in a way that connects public policy to everyday concerns. That outreach is opening doors and building trust in communities too often taken for granted.
Dennis’s campaign is focused on the issues that most directly affect quality of life. He believes public safety must be restored by supporting law enforcement and ensuring communities are safe for families, workers, and local businesses. He believes affordability must be addressed by pushing back on policies that drive up the cost of living. He believes infrastructure—roads, water, and the basic systems of government—must again become a serious priority. He believes small businesses and agriculture should be supported, not buried under endless fees and regulations. And he believes education should return to academic excellence, giving students the tools they need to succeed in life.
Dennis Sanchez is running to be a steady, grounded, and accountable voice for the Central Coast. You can donate on his campaign website, VoteSanchez.com.
