We Are The Heroes
We Have Been Waiting For
Michi Sanchez is making history as Georgia's first Hispanic candidate for Congress. After 192 years, it's time for working families to have a voice in Washington.
Not a Politician—
An Activist Running for Office
Michi Sanchez isn't your typical candidate. Born in Los Angeles to immigrant parents from Nicaragua and El Salvador, she's spent over a decade fighting for working families—not from a political office, but from the grassroots.
From mobilizing over 26,000 Hispanic voters to helping elect Georgia's first Black female mayor, Michi has a proven track record of creating real change. Now she's taking that fight to Congress.
Six Pillars for Real Change
Both parties have failed working families. It's time for policies that put people over corporate profits and special interests.
Food Integrity
Fighting for clean, safe food and dismantling corporate agriculture monopolies that endanger our families.
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Creating good-paying jobs in clean energy while protecting our environment for future generations.
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No family should choose between medicine and groceries. Healthcare is a right, not a privilege.
Learn moreFoster Care Reform
Dismantling the pipeline that leads to trafficking. Supporting families before crisis, not after.
Learn moreEducation Reform
Teaching critical thinking, real history, and life skills—not compliance and party loyalty.
Learn moreReal Community
Building community gardens instead of jails. Connection prevents violence, not incarceration.
Learn moreYears of Waiting Ends Now
Georgia has never elected a Hispanic American to Congress. For 192 years, there has been no Hispanic representation despite a growing population of over 1 million. With approximately 103,000 Hispanic residents in GA-14 alone, it's time our voices are heard.
“It's 2026. It's Georgia's turn.”
From the carpet mills of Dalton to the Capitol dome.
Ready to Make History?
This campaign isn't about one person—it's about all of us. Whether you can volunteer, donate, or simply spread the word, every action matters.