Mike McGuire won’t say, but signs point to him running for Congress if Prop. 50 passes

Mike McGuire’s Potential Congressional Run Gathers Attention

Mike McGuire remains silent about his political future, but recent signs suggest he may run for Congress if Proposition 50 passes. His recent campaign spending and social media ads, combined with his noticeable silence on the matter, fuel speculation.

Celebration of Community Health Center Funding

On Nov. 4, McGuire spoke at the Cloverdale Veterans Memorial Hall, praising local leaders and expressing gratitude to Alexander Valley Healthcare. The event marked the announcement of a $3.5 million state grant to begin construction of a new community health center.

“Shovels are gonna start hitting the ground in early 2026!”

McGuire, the outgoing president pro tem of the California Senate and native of nearby Healdsburg, was understood to have played a key role in securing the funds for northern Sonoma County.

Unspoken Question Before the Election

As Californians prepared to vote on Proposition 50 on November 4, a question lingered:

“Are you ready to go to Congress, Mike McGuire?”

This question remains unanswered as McGuire continues to avoid confirming or denying rumors about his congressional ambitions, even as his campaign continues.

Signs Pointing Toward a Run

Recent spending linked to McGuire’s insurance commissioner campaign
Targeted social media advertisements
His notable silence on the topic in public statements

These elements together build a subtle but compelling narrative hinting at McGuire’s possible next political move.

Author’s summary: Mike McGuire’s recent activities and silence hint at a potential congressional run if Proposition 50 passes, keeping his political future an intriguing mystery.

The Press Democrat — 2025-11-03

Mike McGuire’s Potential Congressional Run Gathers Attention

Celebration of Community Health Center Funding

Unspoken Question Before the Election

Signs Pointing Toward a Run

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