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Tony Rodriguez

Candidate for State Senate District 20

Tony Rodriguez is a Republican candidate. He is running for California State Senate District 20. The general election is in November 2026. His opponent is Democratic incumbent Caroline Menjivar. Rodriguez advanced from the June 2026 top-two primary. He got about 27.8% of the vote there. Public information about this Senate campaign is limited. A Republican candidate with the same name ran for a different office in 2024. That race was California State Assembly District 44. That district is near Los Angeles. He lost that race to Democrat Nick Schultz. That candidate's Ballotpedia profile describes him further. It says he is a U.S. Army veteran. He served from 1980 to 2005. It says he is originally from New York. It says he works as an operations director. It says he has been involved with a neighborhood council. It also says he has been involved with a local chamber of commerce. It says he belongs to American Legion Post 377. It is not confirmed whether this is the same person. No source directly links that profile to the 2026 Senate race. Occupation: Operations director. This comes from a same-named 2024 Assembly candidate's profile. It is not independently confirmed for the 2026 Senate candidate. Prior office: None found. There is no evidence of him holding elected office. If this is the same person, he lost a 2024 race for CA Assembly District 44. He may have also run in 2022 for U.S. House CA-30.

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