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Content Creator Trisha Paytas Considers 2026 Congressional Bid
Trisha Paytas aims to raise the minimum age for adult entertainment workers and is exploring ballot qualification options for a 2026 California House run.
- Recently in Westlake Village, California, Trisha Paytas said they are considering a 2026 congressional bid, revealing it in a YouTube video titled `2026 MANIFESTATIONS` and a TikTok follow-up where they said they were "currently Googling" how to run.
- Paytas says the idea came from a dream or vision, and becoming a parent with concern for their children's future prompted a political turn.
- An internet veteran since 2007, Trisha Paytas has built a public profile through mukbangs and personal vlogs, and said their main goal is raising the adult industry working age.
- Under California rules, Trisha Paytas would need to complete paperwork to appear on the 2026 ballot, collecting 1,740 signatures, paying a $1,740 filing fee, or using the primary write-in option.
- Known for public feuds and described as a 'professional troll,' Trisha Paytas recently completed a Broadway run in Beetlejuice and will appear in Euphoria season three, making her candidacy unconventional.
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Influencer Trisha Paytas says she's considering 2026 congressional bid to stop ‘horrible stuff’ in California
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Wait, Is Trisha Paytas *Actually* Running For Congress?
If you’ve been on TikTok or YouTube recently, you’ve probably seen posts about Trisha Paytas toying around with the idea of making a run for the Congressional seat in her district. (And if you’ve been taking a social media break, no, I’m not joking.) So, is Trisha Paytas actually considering a 2026 bid for Congress? It may seem unlikely, but she’s definitely known for having some pretty audacious goals. From rapping on America’s Got Talent to ap…
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