As someone who is campaigning to become the President of the United States, I am deeply committed to serving and improving the lives of the American people. My mission is to create a better future for all Americans, regardless of their background or circumstances.
I envision a country where everyone has an equal opportunity to succeed, and where everyone is treated with dignity and respect. I believe that every person has the right to a quality education, affordable healthcare, and a secure and stable future.
I am committed to bringing people together and building bridges across communities. I believe that we are stronger when we work together and that our diversity is one of our greatest strengths.
I am driven by a deep sense of purpose and a desire to make a positive impact on the world. I am not seeking this office for personal gain or to further my own interests. Instead, I am motivated by a sense of duty and a desire to serve my fellow Americans.
If elected, I promise to work tirelessly to address the challenges facing our country and to create a brighter future for all of us. I will always put the needs of the American people first, and I will do everything in my power to make the United States a more just, equitable, and prosperous nation.
My History
My name is Larry Azevedo, and I was born in 1967 in Dos Palos, California. Growing up in a single-parent household, my mother raised me and my two brothers. She was a hardworking woman who bought and sold animals at local auctions to make a living and put us through school. We worked alongside her before and after school, and we also trained and showed Brown Swiss cattle at local fairs as members of 4-H and FFA, earning numerous ribbons and trophies.
During my elementary years, I milked cows for my grandparents, and in high school, I worked for a local dairyman as a cow milker until I graduated. After high school, I joined Dos Palos Co-op gin and started as a yard man, towing cotton trailers and watering the yard. After a few years, I worked my way up to head Pressman and assistant Ginner, making and weighing cotton bales for local farmers during the cotton season. I also worked in the tomato season just before cotton, so I stayed busy most of the year. Seeking to further my education, I earned my associate’s degree in the Auto Diesel Industry from Arizona Technical and Trade School.
Returning to my hometown, I started my own business by fixing up a big barn on my mom’s property and turning it into an auto and truck repair shop. One day, I stumbled upon some old fertilizer trucks for sale by a local contractor, and I bought them with my family’s help. Through hard work and dedication, my business began to grow, one truck after another. After a few years, my brothers took over the trucks, and my mom and I started buying old houses, fixing them up, and renting them out. This experience taught me about flipping houses, and it became a successful business venture for us.
It was during this time that I met my wife, Cindy, and we have been married for almost 14 years. Together, we have lots of kids from previous relationships. Working with a diverse group of people from different ethnic backgrounds in our valley, I learned a lot about their problems, and this sparked my interest in politics.
I am officially running for the office of the President of the United States of America as a Democrat, and my campaign logo is MIA (Missing in America). It represents what’s missing in America right now: an administration with a legislative agenda focused on our values and interests. My plan is about moving people forward, inclusion, and finding solutions that work for all. To achieve this, we need the correct legislative agenda to match today’s problems.
Larry has the tenacity we need to get the job done in Washington. Local residents urge you to vote Larry Azevedo as your next President of the United States.
“There hasn’t been anyone I’ve trusted to vote for, but after hearing Larry Speak about the issues I care about. He has my full confidence that he can win this election”
