WASHINGTON, D.C. Blue Dog PAC today announced its endorsement of Thien Ho in California’s 6th Congressional District, pointing to his record of keeping communities safe, enforcing the rule of law, and building the kind of broad coalition it takes to win in November.

Ho is a 25-year veteran prosecutor who was elected Sacramento County District Attorney in 2022 after previously serving as Assistant Chief Deputy DA overseeing the Justice and Community Relations Bureau. As District Attorney, he has prosecuted violent criminals, taken on the fentanyl crisis, and stood up for victims. As a prosecutor, Thien has held bad actors accountable and pushed back against efforts to rig the system, ensuring the law is applied fairly to everyone – not just those with power, money, or influence.

“Thien Ho has spent his career doing the hard work of keeping Californians safe, and he’s got the record to prove it,” said Rep. Adam Gray (CA-13), Blue Dog PAC Chair. “He’s prosecuted violent offenders, taken on fentanyl traffickers, and worked with law enforcement to get results. Folks are looking for leaders who are practical and steady – who know how to roll up their sleeves and get to work. Thien has proven he can get the job done, and it’s why he’ll be a great representative for his community.”

“I’m honored to have the support of the Blue Dog PAC,” said Thien Ho. “For more than two decades, I’ve worked to keep our communities safe and deliver results for working families. In Congress, I will bring that same focus to improving the lives of families in my community – whether that’s lowering housing and everyday costs, protecting access to healthcare, or supporting our small businesses and local economy.”

Blue Dog PAC works to support the House Blue Dogs, a coalition of House Democrats who stand for fiscal stability and national security. Blue Dogs embrace bipartisanship and work to find common-sense solutions to the challenges facing our country. Blue Dogs have been at the center of the most important bipartisan policy agreements in Congress over the last 25 years.

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