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Buying the Ballot: How Your Money is Funding Democrat Candidates

Jenny Rae LaRoux, Director, Cal DOGE

The road to flipping California’s competitive 47th Congressional District is quickly becoming a war over public integrity and election-cycle spending. Entrepreneur and businesswoman, Jenny Rae Le Roux, running as a fiscal conservative to unseat freshman Democratic incumbent Dave Min, has officially thrown her hat into the June 2 primary. While her entry adds a compelling familial twist to the race—given that her cousin is Virginia’s prominent Democratic Governor Abigail Spanberger—Le Roux is laser-focused on exposing what she calls a corrupt and cyclical fundraising loop that weaponizes public funds for progressive political gain.

Armed with data from her leadership at Cal DOGE, Le Roux is centering her congressional bid on a massive $72 million taxpayer-funded pipeline directed into the immigration nonprofit CHIRLA. According to Le Roux, this money creates a closed-loop system of political entrenchment: progressive politicians secure massive public grants and city "relief" funds for the organization, which CHIRLA then uses to fund civic mobilization and voter education targeting vulnerable demographics—including future immigrants still in Mexico. This community access quickly translates into strategic campaign endorsements and voter mobilization that helps put figures like Karen Bass and Xavier Becerra into higher office, where they can direct resources right back to the nonprofit. Backed by the NRCC in a vital Orange County battleground, Le Roux is pitching her campaign as an essential outsider's intervention to stop public money from buying political power.

Ms. LaRoux will bring the receipts. Come learn how your hard-earned money is helping finance the downfall of California and how we can make a change.