Angel is uniting communities, driving progress, and standing up for Iowa’s future. Her campaign is grounded in action, equity, and a deep commitment to every Iowan.
Angel has spent years organizing across Iowa, bringing together people from all backgrounds to address shared challenges. From leading grassroots campaigns to coordinating coalition efforts, she knows how to build bridges and mobilize communities for lasting change.
Angel has worked directly with youth and families in Cedar Rapids, facilitating peacebuilding in schools and pushing for fair, inclusive learning environments. Her on-the-ground experience gives her a deep understanding of what students and educators truly need.
Raised in a working-class household, Angel understands the pressure families face. She’s committed to tackling rising student debt, advocating for livable wages, and fighting for affordable housing so Iowans can thrive — not just survive.
Angel stands strong against school privatization, censorship, and funding cuts. She believes every child deserves access to a high-quality public education — one that empowers, not limits, their future.
Angel believes that freedom and dignity belong to everyone. She’s a fierce advocate for LGBTQ+ Iowans and is committed to policies that protect civil rights, fight discrimination, and uphold justice for all communities.
Having served as a Legislative Aide in the Iowa State Senate, Angel brings firsthand knowledge of how policy gets made — and how it can be improved. She’s ready to navigate the system and deliver results that matter.
Angel has led efforts to register new voters, educate communities on their rights, and increase civic participation in underrepresented neighborhoods. She believes democracy only works when everyone has a voice.
As the proud granddaughter of Mexican immigrants, Angel knows the value of hard work, resilience, and opportunity. Her family’s journey fuels her fight for policies rooted in inclusion, equity, and dignity.
Whether it’s organizing a rally, responding to a community need, or standing up against harmful legislation, Angel is always ready to act. She doesn’t wait for permission to lead — she gets to work.
Angel brings a new generation of leadership to Iowa — bold, collaborative, and deeply rooted in community. She’s not here to maintain the status quo; she’s here to reimagine what’s possible.
