MARENA LIN FOR CONGRESS
Closing the gap between the words we say and the reality we want
Fighting for:
- A humane immigration system
- Reliable healthcare
- Housing and food benefits for the most vulnerable among us
- AI regulation
- Economic opportunity for all families in California's 32nd District
From Malibu to the San Fernando Valley, our communities deserve to have their needs and beliefs represented.
Standing Up For Our Community
Healthcare, food security, and insurance
Premiums and deductibles doubled while Congress cuts SNAP and Medi-Cal—programs that serve our elderly, children, and disabled. 29% of our district is on Medi-Cal; 10% relies on SNAP. I'll fight for universal healthcare and restore the safety net so no one chooses between healthcare or paying rent.
Read more →A humane immigration system is one without ICE
Our broken system keeps families apart for years while ICE murders and abducts U.S. citizens. I sponsored an asylum seeker through months of inhumane ICE detention. I'll support constituents through existing pathways to citizenship, protect those without status, hold ICE accountable, and end the $200/night detention system that cost at least 31 lives in 2025.
Read more →Regulate AI while realizing its potential
As a tech worker versed in AI, I understand both its promise and its threats—job displacement, stolen creative work, and strain on water and energy resources. I'll build coalitions to regulate AI companies, protect artists' property, and ensure there's no federal bailout when this bubble bursts.
Read more →Protect science funding and education access
Trump and RFK Jr. have gutted funding for cancer, diabetes, and mental health research. Measles outbreaks now threaten our elimination status. As a climate scientist with degrees from Harvard and UCLA, I'll restore and expand science funding—the engine of the American Dream.
Read more →The CA-32 Affordability Crisis
Data-driven insights into what families in our district face every day
For CA-32 Households, Hidden Costs and Healthcare Coverage Gaps Remain
Over the past decade (2014–2024), healthcare costs have quietly eroded family budgets:
Average single deductible rose from $917 to $1,787 (+95%) between 2014–2024
Enhanced subsidies expired — enrollee out-of-pocket costs up 114% on average (KFF)
29% of CA-32 residents (216,316 people) rely on Medi-Cal
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