Rev. Rae Huang

@raeforla.com

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Mom, community organizer, pastor 🌞 This account is being used for campaign purposes by Rae Huang for Mayor 2026.

Background red ombré. Yellow text: 1 more hour left to vote.
Red background. Yellow text: not backed by billionaires. Backed by people. Logos of the organizations that endorsed Rae Huang as well as individuals and leaders in their communities. In the center is Rae and a white star icon behind everyone.
Burgundy flyer. In blue text in all 4 corners: FREE, ALL AGES. In pink text: You are cordially invited, Rev. Rae Huang & Rae For LA present the official Election Day Party at Good People Coffee. In pink clouds, red text that says: June 2, 7pm. 2 palm trees and 2 flags surrounding the center. The flags say GO LA! LET’S WIN!
Maroon background. Pink and white text: Vote Rae Huang for Mayor by June 2nd. FOR A CITY THAT SERVES YOU
Pink background. Red text. Rae For LA logo at the top. Los Angeles is experiencing: wildfires, extreme heat, flooding, severe storms. LA cannot wait for the next disaster to act.
An illustration in anime style with a gray and red background that almost looks like a forcefield. There is a drawing of Mayoral Candidate Rae Huang holding a flag that says RAE AGAINST THE MACHINE and has a force of lighting flashing behind her to make her look like a powerful character. She is standing on heap of technology and tools.
Red background. White text: The only Mayoral candidate: demanding an end to the Flock Safety camera contracts. These AI-powered cameras are a massive outreach of surveillance that secretly track driver movements. This data is shared with federal agencies like ICE, turning our streets into a dragnet that criminalizes immigrants, protesters, and marginalized communities.
Red background that fades into pink. Yellow text: Rae is the ONLY candidate. Why not vote Rae Huang for mayor of LA? In the center, an image of Rae with a red star icon next to her that says voting ends June 2.
A campaign flyer for Rae Huang featuring a photo of two volunteers standing behind a table at a park, talking and organizing campaign materials. The table is covered with flyers, clipboards, water bottles, and volunteer supplies. Below the photo, large text reads “RAE for LA” and “TABLE WITH US!” The graphic invites supporters to volunteer at vote centers across Los Angeles on Monday, June 1 and Tuesday, June 2. Volunteer shifts are listed throughout the day, with locations described as “a vote center near you.” The design uses a light pink background with bold red text.
Pink background. Red text: Rae For LA. Instagram LIVE with Alana Hadid. Monday June 1 at 12pm. Potratit images of Mayoral Candidate Rae Huang and Alana Hadid with a red star behind her.
White background. Red Rae For LA logo. Public Safety Platform (cont.) She states: “I will direct LAPD to arrest ICE and any other agent or agency that violates our civil rights. I will ask our City Attorney to prosecute them. If anybody under my control collaborates with the fascists in Washington, DC, I will fire them.” She would end contracts with surveillance technology companies like Flock, fire Police Chief McDonnell, and review LAPD’s entire data collection and surveillance apparatus before any Olympic security agreement goes into effect. She supports repealing 41.18 and broadly opposes policies relying on criminalization of homelessness.
White background. Red text: La Defensa Voter Guide for the June 2026 Primary Election. In black text: The Mayor is the city’s chief executive, with the power to veto City Council decisions, declare local emergencies, oversee city services, and propose the annual city budget. The Mayor appoints city department heads, including the Chief of Police, and sets the overall direction for how the city invests its resources and responds to its most urgent challenges. Party Affiliation Democrat Ballot Designation Pastor/Housing Advocate Notable Contributions & Endorsements Huang does not accept law enforcement, corporate, or PAC donations, and her campaign is entirely grassroots-funded.
Red background. White text: Of the 12 LA City Council members who voted to bring the 2028 Games to LA: * 3 have been indicted  * 1 resigned in scandal * 5 were rejected by voters  The people managing Olympic funds have a responsibility to Angelenos to ensure residents are benefiting from the games, not being harmed by them. There is currently no discussion or public tool to hold Olympic funders accountable. No other mayoral candidate has meaningfully addressed concerns around the Olympics.   <--- I think this is true, could use a fact check
Olympic stadium. Text: With billions of dollars on the line for Angelenos, we need a Public Olympic Budget Dashboard
A picture of a group of volunteers canvassing for Mayoral Candidate Rae Huang at a park. They are holding up a poster and a red yard sign that say, “For a city that works for you, Rae Huang for Mayor”. Some of the volunteer are wearing brown shirts that say Rae Against the Machine and are holding their fists up. There is also a dog posing
A picture of a group of volunteers canvassing for Mayoral Candidate Rae Huang at a park. They are holding up a poster that says, “For a city that works for you, Rae Huang for Mayor”
An elder woman named Vilma in a yellow Rae For LA shirt that says Housing for ALL with an illustration of a house and Angelenos inside. She is in her garden with orange pots and plants.
Pink background. In red text: The Guide to Raevolution. Statewide. Jane Kim, Insurance Commissioner. Samuel P. Sukaton, Member of State Board of Equalization. Above each name and title is a picture of the candidates.
Pink background. Red text: Rae For LA, The Guide to Raevolution. A red star icon in the middle with a picture of Rae speaking powerfully into a mic. A blue street sign that says Los Angeles and a white I voted sticker.
Red background. Pink text: Chris Ochoa endorses Rae Huang for Mayor. In the center, a picture of Chris Ochoa. At the bottom left, a yellow circle with a picture of Mayoral Candidate, Rae Huang.
Blue background with a little girl with braces and 2 space buns, holding a flip phone that says VOTE FOR RAE JUNE 2. At the top, there is a red Rae For LA font. There’s also doodles of yellow stars in the background.
Wednesday standing with her hands touching her hair outside her home in South Central in our Pink Rae For LA shirt with all our policy plans. In the background you see La Virgen de Guadalupe/The Virgin Mary.
Background: pink. a blue street sign that says Los Angeles. In red text: Early voting started May 23, Polls are OPEN! In the center a red star icon and a picture of Mayoral Candidate, Rae Huang smiling with her hands crossed. A Vote Rae sticker to resemble her and a white I voted sticker
Alexandria posing in front of a yard with a floral skirt and a pink Rae for LA shirt that has all her policies.
Blue sky with greenery covering the picture such as trees, bushes, flowers, and a biker cycling happily with her dog. In the distance, the mountains, the view of the Hollywood sign, and downtown buildings. A red sun to match the icon for Rae’s campaign. A metro bus is passing that says FREE FARES. An illustration of Rae planting a tree.
A picture of Rae with volunteers and Founder of non-profit, Underdog Community Project. In the corner, a red location pin with pink text: Pet Vaccine Clinic, Skid Row
A picture of Rae at The People’s Budget with a man wearing a shirt that says Abolish the Pol(ice). In the corner, a red location pin with pink text: The People’s Budget, Leimert Park
A picture of Rae with protestors in front of City Hall. In the corner, a red location pin with pink text: City Hall
Pink background. Red text: Where has Rae in LA been? Red map with location points with an illustration of a bus and palm tree. On the right corner, a picture of Mayoral Candidate, Rae Huang.
White background with an illustration of a door. In red text: Our Community Captains set a goal of knocking 10,000 extra doors through their program. They blew by that number last week and set a new goal of knocking 10,000 more doors through that program by election day! 
Red background. An image of volunteers with their firsts up and Rae for Mayor shirts. In yellow text: Rae For LA logo. Built by community, powered by the people.
Pink background. In red text: Attend a Ballot Party, Join us at a Canvass, Connect With Your Neighbors, and vote by June 2nd! A picture of our Rae For LA volunteers at the bottom.
Yellow background. Pink icon that’s a star. A polaroid of Rae and a community captain. In red text: We've had 33 Community Captains throw canvasses in and organize their community for Rae.
Red background. An image of volunteers with their firsts up and Rae for Mayor shirts. In yellow text: Rae For LA logo. Built by community, powered by the people.
Rae smiling person in a red patterned robe holds a large novelty championship belt beside a microphone in a cozy brick-walled venue with warm lighting.
Alt text: A light red card with a large quotation mark graphic. Bold text reads: “As a queer, disabled survivor working in the entertainment industry, I truly believe Rae is the only candidate who will fight for all of our rights and ensure our industries do not die due to current problems like: runaway production, attempted tech takeovers using predatory AI practices, lack of accessibility due to housing, financial, and transport issues; and a lack of safety because ICE is stealing our neighbors and loved ones from our streets.”
Alt text: A dark red card featuring a photo of Sarah Ann Masse, described as an Actor, Filmmaker, Survivor Advocate and Expert. She is a white woman with long dark hair. A pink starburst graphic appears behind her. Below her photo, text reads “ENDORSES RAE HUANG FOR MAYOR,” accompanied by a small circular photo of Rae Huang and a sunburst logo.
Image 1: Graphic promoting Rae for LA canvassing events on a light pink background. Large red text at the top reads “RAE LA Canvass.” On the left is a photo of two people talking outdoors in a park. On the right are event listings for Pacoima at David Gonzales Rec Center from 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., San Pedro at San Pedro Library from 1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., and Highland Park at Highland Park Rec Center with multiple canvassing shifts throughout the day. Red text at the bottom says “Swipe for more.”