U.S. Representative for California's 35th District
Hey, Claremont! Today is Election Day, and there is still time to make your voice heard.
We’ve already cast our ballots, and it’s great to see voters at Granite Creek Church dropping off ballots and voting in person.
Polls are open until 8 p.m. Get out and vote!
I have spent the afternoon visiting polling locations across the district. One thing is clear: our election workers are committed to ensuring the safety of our elections is not compromised. Our elections only work when everyone shows up to do their part.
IF YOU ARE IN LINE, STAY IN LINE!
Polls close at 8 p.m. tonight. If you are in line by 8 p.m., you have the right to cast your ballot. Don't leave!
If you want another reason to go and vote today, go fill up your car. Republicans have continued to drive up costs while claiming they’re for working-class families. If you want change, it starts at the polls. GO VOTE!
Congresswoman Norma Torres (CA-35), a member of the House Administration Committee, led a congressional delegation on a tour of the Riverside County Registrar of Voters and its ballot processing center. The visit provided Members of Congress an opportunity to observe ballot processing operations firsthand, learn...
Today is Election Day. Before heading to the polls, know your rights.
Every eligible American citizen has the right to vote free from intimidation or interference.
If you witness voter intimidation or interference, report it to a poll worker or state election official.
This was a blatant, politically motivated attack on California voters. The DOJ has no business playing political games with our democracy or trying to invalidate our mail-in ballots. We fought back, we won, and we will never let anyone intimidate or disenfranchise our community.
laist.com
The Supreme Court rejects a DOJ push to separate California ballots
The U.S. Supreme Court has denied a last-minute request from the Department of Justice to wade into its unprecedented feud with California over the state's voter rolls.
Election officials need the resources to protect our elections from cyberattacks.
I introduced the Protecting America’s Cybersecurity Act to restore CISA funding and staffing, reinstate workers pushed out by DOGE, and protect the federal cybersecurity support local election officials rely on.
washingtonpost.com
New hacking threat has election officials scrambling weeks before the midterms
Officials had to patch systems two weeks from Election Day, bringing them out of their normal freeze.
A passion for dance has grown into a thriving local business!
Congratulations to Yesenia and Ferrari Dance Academy on their ribbon cutting! It’s great to see local entrepreneurs investing in our community and creating spaces where people can learn, grow, and build confidence.
Election Day is just 2 days away! Make sure you’re ready to vote, check your polling location, and have a plan to cast your ballot.
Every eligible voter deserves to have their voice heard. Make your plan, encourage your friends and family to vote, and make your voice count!
Thank you to the Inland Empire Resource Conservation District for recognizing our hardworking farmers at its 2026 Farmer Appreciation Event. Our farmers keep our agricultural industry strong, feed our families, and support jobs across the Inland Empire. Their contributions matter!
Trick-or-treating shouldn’t come with sticker shock. 🍫👀
Data shows Halloween candy prices surged nearly four times faster than overall inflation, with sour gummies spiking over 39% and peanut butter cups up 23%.
Working families deserve real relief, not economic tricks.
I led a congressional delegation to the Riverside County Registrar of Voters to see ballot processing firsthand, learn about election security and voter protections, and ask local officials about preparations for Nov 3. Every eligible voter deserves to have their voice heard and their vote counted.
Great cities honor their roots while investing in their future!
This year’s Norco State of the City celebrated the agricultural heritage and community spirit that make Norco unique, while highlighting new projects and opportunities for generations to come.
RIVERSIDE, CA – Today, Congresswoman Norma Torres (CA-35), a member of the House Administration Committee, joined Representatives Mark Takano (CA-39) and Raul Ruiz (CA-25) for a visit to the Riverside County Registrar of Voters ahead of the November 3 general election.
Every eligible voter deserves clear answers and protected rights. Download our "Voting Know Your Rights" card at torres.house.gov to stay informed and protect your vote! 🗳️
With Election Day approaching, every American deserves to exercise their right to vote without fear or intimidation. As the Trump Administration refuses to rule out deploying federal agents to polling places, I worked with the Congressional Hispanic Caucus to create yellow Know Your Rights voter cards to help...
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