Rep. Eshoo was first elected at age 50 in 1992, meaning 2022 will mark her 30th year in office. While claiming to have passed 45 bills, she only has 4 trivial bills sponsored. www.RishiKumar.com/Deceptive
Rep Eshoo is the #1 recipient of Big Pharma money in the U.S. House of Representatives, and legislates to protect pharma profits. www.RishiKumar.com/Facts
Rep. Eshoo has been a backbencher forever in Congress, has failed to lead charge, and is increasingly out of touch with our challenges such as the Big Tech transgressions, tech exodus, and the pandemic. www.RishiKumar.com/OutOfTouch
Rishi Kumar
Rishi gets it done as a Saratoga Councilmember. He was reelected with the most votes in 64 years of Saratoga’s election history. www.RishiKumar.com/AboutRishi
Rishi challenged a powerful, profitable San Jose Water Company and successfully pushed back 9 water rate increases. www.RishiKumar.com/Water
Rishi’s American dream - From graduate student to a run for U.S Congress.
As a hi-tech executive, I was transferred by IBM to Silicon Valley from Michigan and I absolutely loved it here. My wife, a networking industry professional, and I are raising our two boys and found our American dream in Saratoga. We also discovered deep joy in giving back, solving the problems of our community and helping to better people's lives. That is why I am running for Congress.
Rishi's campaign is People-Powered; Rishi has pledged to not accept PAC or Special Interest Group campaign contributions.
Rishi has a proven political track record of people-centric values, addressing the top challenges fearlessly. Rishi was re-elected with the most votes in Saratoga’s history (2018).
Rishi understands Silicon Valley’s innovation agenda as a hi-tech executive and is not a Washington insider career politician entrenched with lobbyists.
During a pandemic, Rishi Kumar stopped the campaign and launched the Neighborhood Pandemic Preparedness Team. Hundreds of volunteers helped thousands of our neighbors.
During the November 2020 election, Rishi garnered more votes (37%) than any other challenger from this district in the last 30 years thanks to an unprecedented district engagement with volunteers from 29 states - 100,000 doors and a million phone calls.
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Santa Clara County: Campbell, Cambrian Park, Fruitdale, Lexington Hills, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, Los Gatos, Monto Sereno, Mountain View, Palo Alto, Parts of San Jose, Saratoga, Stanford
Santa Cruz County: Ben Lomond, Bonny Doon, Boulder Creek, Brookdale, Davenport, Felton, Lompico, Scotts Valley, Zayante
