Anna Paulina Luna

Anna Paulina Luna met her future husband, Andy, when she was nineteen and serving in the Air Force.¹ She gave birth to their son in 2023, during her first year in Congress.² Her campaign describes family life, military service and her upbringing as central parts of her public identity.³

Born in Santa Ana, California, Luna served in the Air Force from 2009 to 2014 and later in the Oregon Air National Guard.⁴ She earned a bachelor's degree at the University of West Florida and worked as a nonprofit executive and political commentator before entering Congress.⁴ Her campaign biography includes her work directing Hispanic outreach for Turning Point USA.¹

After an unsuccessful congressional campaign in 2020, Luna won election in 2022 and took office in January 2023.⁴ She serves on the Foreign Affairs and Oversight and Government Reform committees and leads the Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets.⁴ Her campaign emphasizes limits on lawmakers' financial conflicts and improving affordability.⁵

In 2025, Luna helped lead a bipartisan effort to let new parents in Congress vote remotely.² She ultimately accepted an agreement using vote pairing, in which another member abstains to offset an absent member, rather than authorizing proxy votes.⁶ Her current campaign also supports limits on prescription, student loan and credit card costs and expanded treatment options for veterans.⁵