Aisha Wahab believes that government must serve the people, not the powerful. That is why she won the support of labor unions representing educators, nurses, janitors, healthcare workers, doctors, and construction workers.

A political endorsement badge from the California Democratic Party, alongside a paragraph endorsing Aisha for her efforts to reduce homelessness, strengthen rent stabilization, and expand homeownership opportunities.

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Billionaires and special interests are targeting Aisha Wahab because of her fearless advocacy standing up for everyday people

Graphic promoting affordable housing initiatives and efforts by Aisha, featuring icons of a house, dollar bills, and a hand, with bold text emphasizing 'Housing We Can Afford' and phrases about fighting for affordable housing and stopping Wall Street from buying homes.

Illustration of a graduation cap and book with a lock, alongside text emphasizing education for children, focusing on quality education, career training, and affordable college.

Text promoting jobs that pay a living wage, mentioning raising minimum wage and creating healthcare, retirement, and security jobs for families.

Text on a white background with a large heart outline and plus signs inside in purple and orange. The text reads 'Healthcare We Can Count On' with a quote in purple, 'Champion for Reproductive Freedom', and additional black text about advocating for abortion access and expanding healthcare and mental health services.

A campaign poster for Aisha Wahab's run for Congress featuring a photograph of her at a rally with supporters, including a woman and young girl holding a sign that says 'Respect and Value Healthcare Workers,' and a voter notice indicating elections on June 2 and June 16.