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Ray Delgado · For U.S. Senate · Your State

Twenty years of service.
One new mission.

Service didn't end at the uniform.

  • 20 Years served
  • 3 Deployments
  • MSG (Ret.) Master Sergeant
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Meet Ray

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Ray Delgado was nineteen when he raised his hand and swore an oath. He spent the next twenty years keeping it — as an Army logistics NCO who moved fuel, food, and medicine to soldiers in some of the hardest places on earth, and came home a Master Sergeant with three deployments behind him.

In uniform, Ray learned the things you can't fake: show up early, tell the truth up the chain, take care of your people before you take care of yourself. When he retired, he brought that discipline home to Your State — running a veterans' outreach center that has helped more than 1,200 local veterans get the care and benefits they earned.

He watched too many of his neighbors wait months for a claim, choose between rent and prescriptions, and lose faith that anyone in office was listening. Ray isn't running to be somebody. He's running because the mission isn't finished.

Ray lives in Anytown with his wife, Elena, a public-school teacher, and their two kids. He still gets up at five. Old habits.

  • 20 yrs In uniform
  • 3 Deployments
  • 1,200+ Veterans helped

Orders of the day

The Mission

Five commitments. No fine print. This is what Ray will fight for in the Senate — and what you can hold him to.

Care for those who served

No veteran in Your State should wait months for a claim or drive hours for care. Fix the backlog, fund community clinics, and treat the promise to veterans like the contract it is.

Secure communities

Safe streets are built on trust and staffing, not slogans. Fully fund local law enforcement and first responders, and back the drug-interdiction work that keeps fentanyl out of our towns.

Good jobs, made here

Reward the businesses that hire and train at home. Cut the paperwork that buries small shops, expand skilled trades and apprenticeships, and make sure a full-time job pays a full-size life.

Schools that deliver

Every kid deserves a classroom that works: well-paid teachers, real career and technical tracks, and schools accountable to parents — not to whoever shouts loudest on TV.

Honest government

Ban stock trading for sitting senators, publish every meeting with a lobbyist, and answer to voters in open town halls — the chain of command runs from you down, not the other way around.

In his own words

Hear the story

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Dispatches

Latest news

August 2, 2026

Delgado outlines veterans'-care plan at Anytown veterans hall

Standing with local veterans, Ray laid out a plan to cut claim backlogs and bring a community care clinic to every county in the state.

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July 24, 2026

Campaign opens third field office, 400 volunteers signed up

The team cut the ribbon on a new field office as volunteer signups passed 400 — many of them first-time campaign volunteers and military families.

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July 12, 2026

“Service is a promise, not a slogan”: Ray's message to graduates

Invited to speak at a technical-college commencement, Ray told graduates the habits that carry a platoon — show up, own it, finish it — carry a state too.

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Who stands with Ray

Endorsements

Ray moved mountains for soldiers overseas and he's moved them for veterans here at home. He doesn't quit and he doesn't grandstand. That's who you want in the Senate.
Sgt. Maj. Dana Whitfield (Ret.) Anytown Veterans Coalition
When our station needed backup on staffing, Ray showed up before we asked. He treats first responders like teammates, not photo ops.
Capt. Luis Ortega Your State Firefighters Association
Ray listens the way good students do — carefully, and then he does the homework. Our classrooms would finally have a real advocate.
Margaret Chen Retired Teachers of Your State
I've watched Ray help a hundred small businesses cut through red tape at his outreach center. Imagine what he'll cut through in Washington.
Deborah Okafor Anytown Small Business Alliance

Muster points

Upcoming events

  • Town hall: veterans' care in Your State

    Anytown Community Center · 6:30 PM · Doors at 6:00. Bring your questions — Ray answers all of them.

  • Coffee with Ray

    Main Street Diner, Anytown · 9:00 AM. First pot's on the campaign. Neighbors, veterans, and skeptics all welcome.

  • Volunteer launch day

    Campaign HQ · 10:00 AM. Training, turf, and your first doors. No experience needed — we'll teach you everything.

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