Chuong Vo

Republican · U.S. House, California District 45

Vo has not said what he would do about U.S. weapons or money for the government of Israel, or about U.S. aid to Palestinians. His platform says “I support Israel because it is unequivocally in the national security interests of the United States” and calls for accountable foreign aid.

Vo is the Republican nominee in California's redrawn 45th District, a former Cerritos mayor and council member and a retired police officer, running against Rep. Derek Tran. The foreign policy plank of his campaign site, headed “Standing with Allies, Avoiding New Wars”, opens: “I support Israel because it is unequivocally in the national security interests of the United States.” It continues, about allies in general: “help allies with technology, training, and equipment; keep aid accountable; and reserve U.S. forces for extraordinary circumstances like saving American lives. We do not need boots on the ground and endless wars that cost too many American lives and treasure.” His list of things to push for is to “strengthen alliances through technology and intelligence sharing; require oversight and results for foreign aid; and keep U.S. troops out of open-ended foreign conflicts.”

That is the whole of what his own site says on the subject. He does not say what he would do about U.S. weapons or money for the government of Israel; the oversight line is about foreign aid in general and names no recipient; and nothing located has him speaking about U.S. aid to Palestinians, about the war in Gaza, or about any lobbying group. Ballotpedia reproduces the same platform text as of August 3, 2026 and shows no completed candidate survey. A further sentence attributed to him by a candidate-directory site could not be confirmed and is on the research page as unconfirmed.

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Research

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