Kyle for Congress

03/16/2026

Honored to be recognized by the City of Lancaster for my work advocating for employees in California. Justice for workers always.

03/04/2026

After a lot of reflection, I’ve decided to suspend my campaign for Congress and endorse .

Running this campaign has been one of the most meaningful experiences of my life. I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who supported it. The volunteers who knocked doors, the donors who chipped in what they could, the people who showed up to events, and everyone who reached out with encouragement along the way. You made this possible.

While I’m stepping out of this race, the fight for working class representation in Northern California continues. I believe Audrey Denney is the candidate best positioned to carry that fight forward, and I’m proud to support her.

And to be clear, this isn’t the last of me. I’ll still be around, still organizing, still speaking up, and still working for the kind of politics our region deserves.

Thank you again for the support and the belief in what we were building.

Let’s get to work.

02/12/2026

Accountability is not partisan. It is principle.
If we say one thing in public and do another behind closed doors, that is the problem.

Time for new leadership.

02/05/2026

ICE alert whistles, designed and 3D printed by one of our volunteers.

This campaign is about concrete steps, not just speeches.

If you want to turn values into action, join us.

02/05/2026

Ukiah, let’s talk.

I’ll be at Black Oak Coffee Roasters on February 7th from 11am to 1pm. No speeches. No scripts. Just coffee and real conversation.

Ask me anything. What’s working. What’s broken. What you want to see change. What you’re skeptical about.

If I’m going to represent this district, I want to hear from you first.

RSVP in Bio. See you there ☕

01/30/2026

Just last night I was bugging my brother (for the millionth time) to watch Best in Show.

Catherine O’Hara gave us laughter when we needed it most.

Her work reminds us how much family matters. The people we grow up with. The people we lean on. The people who share the jokes and stay when things get hard.

Rest in peace. Thank you for the laughter.

01/29/2026

Congress is bought and paid for.
I’m not for sale.
We’re close to our January goal. Hit it with us and the Not For Sale stickers drop.

01/22/2026

“They shrug it off because they know it’s part of things.”

That’s exactly what’s wrong with our politics.

If you’re ready to stop accepting corruption as normal, help me take on this race.
Donate at the link in my bio.

01/19/2026

https://youtu.be/mXJmbY5Jz9g?si=CZ-j_lVnOcjpOQcw

Kyle Wilson was born and raised in Santa Rosa in Sonoma county. He went to Columbia law school and became a labor attorney. Now he’s running for office to r...

01/18/2026

Yesterday, I spoke at the Indivisible No War, No ICE rally.
We gathered to oppose violence and the abuse of power at home and abroad.
But peace does not survive on slogans alone. It survives on trust and accountability.
Authoritarianism takes root when leaders stop holding themselves to the same standards as everyone else.
Accountability has to start at home.

01/13/2026

Senator Mike McGuire should resign.

The Sacramento Bee reports that his “Progress for California” committee raised about $850,000 from special interests, including over $100,000 from DaVita, a for-profit dialysis giant repeatedly fined for patient safety violations and notorious for blocking reforms to protect patients and workers. The committee did not fund a single ballot measure. Instead, it paid for luxury fundraisers and events, including a Super Bowl weekend in Las Vegas.

This is what pay-to-play looks like. Corporate healthcare money buying access while patients and workers pay the price.

I’m a Santa Rosa labor attorney running for Congress because I do not take corporate PAC money and I believe public office should serve people, not profiteers.

If you agree we deserve better, it’s time to demand it.

A Sacramento Bee review of over 100 campaign accounts reveals how lawmakers use their war chests to shore up connections and live large.