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Josh Harder is the Democratic U.S. representative for California’s 9th District and has served in Congress since 2019. Raised in the Central Valley, he worked in the private sector and taught business at a local junior college before entering public service.
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Josh Harder is the Democratic U.S. representative for California’s 9th District and has served in Congress since 2019. Raised in the Central Valley, he worked in the private sector and taught business at a local junior college before entering public service.
Open biography & office record ↓Josh Harder is the Democratic U.S. representative for California’s 9th District and has served in Congress since 2019. Raised in the Central Valley, he worked in the private sector and taught business at a local junior college before entering public service.
Harder’s official House biography identifies him as a member of the House Appropriations Committee; his committee page lists the Labor-HHS-Education and Interior-Environment subcommittees. Water, affordability, agriculture, veterans and Central Valley infrastructure are retained as policy and constituency context unless tied to a discrete factual claim.
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