Villa officially announced her campaign Monday in Little Village, joined by congress members Delia Ramirez and Chuy Garcia, along with state and local leaders.
As a member of the Senate Progressive Caucus, Villa said her priority has been finding “progressive revenue solutions” to keep the revenue burden off the backs of working people
She joins a growing list of candidates vying for the seat after current Comptroller Susana Mendoza announced last month that she wouldn’t seek reelection.
When I was 13 years old, my parents opened our first grocery store in West Chicago, Carniceria La Villita.
As immigrants, they built that business from the ground up with hard work, sacrifice and a deep belief in giving back to our neighbors.
That store became so much more than a business. It became a place where neighbors gathered, shared their stories, supported one another, and built community.
The hand-written sale signs you often see on latino-owned grocery stores are a symbol of that same idea: perseverance, creativity, and community.
This is the vision I want to take with me as I run for re-election, and we designed this logo to honor that vision.
I chose this slogan to remind people that the 25th District is not for sale!
If re-elected State Senator, I will continue to fight for your rights, amplify your voices, and give everyone a seat at the table, as I have done for the past five years.
