Senate District 22: Rubio Emphasizes Housing and Survivor Protection as Netter Targets Costs and Accountability

BALDWIN PARK, California — Democratic incumbent Susan Rubio and Republican Mike Netter are competing for California’s 22nd Senate District in the November 3, 2026, general election.

Rubio’s campaign highlights housing, education and protection from domestic violence. Netter’s campaign emphasizes household costs, public safety and government accountability. California58 has not independently verified either candidate’s personal voting time, method or location.

Rubio’s account of her record

Rubio’s official campaign website identifies affordable housing and homelessness, the environment, domestic-violence prevention, education, women’s protection and wildfire response as central areas of her work. It also highlights small-business advocacy and nonprofit support.

The website says Rubio lives in Baldwin Park and describes her education and teaching background. That residence connection supports local coverage here; it does not establish where she voted. The accomplishments section is the campaign’s presentation of her record, rather than an independent assessment of each program’s effects.

Netter’s affordability argument

Netter’s campaign site presents him as an advocate and businessman seeking to challenge established political leadership. Its priorities page concentrates on electricity and energy costs and criticizes policies promoting electrification and restrictions on gas appliances.

His broader campaign message calls for safer neighborhoods, a stronger economy and lower household costs. These are attributed political positions. The campaign’s numerical claims about bills and assertions about other officials are not adopted here as independently established facts.

Election activity and its limits

Netter’s website carries an Election Day voter-information link. The events calendar reviewed for this report listed no events in its displayed range beginning November 3. That does not establish that he held no activities; it means the calendar did not document an appearance.

Neither a campaign headquarters address nor a residence should be treated as a personal polling location. No ballot-casting photograph or video is claimed for either candidate in this report.

Sources: Rubio’s official campaign website; Netter’s official campaign website; Netter’s priorities; Campaign event calendar.

Candidate verification: California Secretary of State’s certified general-election list. Campaign proposals and accounts of achievements are attributed claims, not guaranteed outcomes. This report makes no winner declaration.

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