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1. On the Ballot in California

   • Senate
   • House
   • Governor
   • Ballot Measures

   • Candidate
     Alex Padilla*Democratic
     Mark MeuserRepublican

     Source: sos.ca.gov/elections

     *incumbent

   • Scroll to see candidates for all 52 districts
     House District 1
     Doug LaMalfa*Republican
     Max SteinerDemocratic
     House District 2
     Jared Huffman*Democratic
     Douglas BrowerRepublican
     House District 3
     Kermit JonesDemocratic
     Kevin KileyRepublican
     House District 4
     Mike Thompson*Democratic
     Matt BrockRepublican
     House District 5
     Tom McClintock*Republican
     Mike BarkleyDemocratic
     House District 6
     Ami Bera*Democratic
     Tamika HamiltonRepublican
     House District 7
     Doris Matsui*Democratic
     Max SemenenkoRepublican
     House District 8
     John Garamendi*Democratic
     Rudy RecileRepublican
     House District 9
     Josh Harder*Democratic
     Tom PattiRepublican
     House District 10
     Mark DeSaulnier*Democratic
     Michael Ernest KerrGreen Party
     House District 11
     Nancy Pelosi*Democratic
     John DennisRepublican
     House District 12
     Barbara Lee*Democratic
     Stephen SlausonRepublican
     House District 13
     Adam GrayDemocratic
     John DuarteRepublican
     House District 14
     Eric Swalwell*Democratic
     Alison HaydenRepublican
     House District 15
     David CanepaDemocratic
     Kevin MullinDemocratic
     House District 16
     Anna Eshoo*Democratic
     Rishi KumarDemocratic
     House District 17
     Ro Khanna*Democratic
     Ritesh TandonRepublican
     House District 18
     Zoe Lofgren*Democratic
     Peter HernandezRepublican
     House District 19
     Jimmy Panetta*Democratic
     Jeff GormanRepublican
     House District 20
     Kevin McCarthy*Republican
     Marisa WoodDemocratic
     House District 21
     Jim Costa*Democratic
     Michael MaherRepublican
     House District 22
     David G. Valadao*Republican
     Rudy SalasDemocratic
     House District 23
     Jay Obernolte*Republican
     Derek MarshallDemocratic
     House District 24
     Salud Carbajal*Democratic
     Brad AllenRepublican
     House District 25
     Raul Ruiz*Democratic
     Brian HawkinsRepublican
     House District 26
     Julia Brownley*Democratic
     Matt JacobsRepublican
     House District 27
     Mike Garcia*Republican
     Christy SmithDemocratic
     House District 28
     Judy Chu*Democratic
     Wes HallmanRepublican
     House District 29
     Tony Cárdenas*Democratic
     Angélica María DueñasDemocratic
     House District 30
     Adam Schiff*Democratic
     Maebe A. GirlDemocratic
     House District 31
     Grace Napolitano*Democratic
     Daniel Bocic MartinezRepublican
     House District 32
     Brad Sherman*Democratic
     Lucie Lapointe VolotzkyRepublican
     House District 33
     Pete Aguilar*Democratic
     John Mark PorterRepublican
     House District 34
     Jimmy Gomez*Democratic
     David KimDemocratic
     House District 35
     Norma Torres*Democratic
     Mike CargileRepublican
     House District 36
     Ted Lieu*Democratic
     Joe CollinsRepublican
     House District 37
     Sydney KamlagerDemocratic
     Jan PerryDemocratic
     House District 38
     Linda Sánchez*Democratic
     Eric ChingRepublican
     House District 39
     Mark Takano*Democratic
     Aja SmithRepublican
     House District 40
     Young Kim*Republican
     Asif MahmoodDemocratic
     House District 41
     Ken Calvert*Republican
     Will RollinsDemocratic
     House District 42
     Robert GarciaDemocratic
     John BriscoeRepublican
     House District 43
     Maxine Waters*Democratic
     Omar NavarroRepublican
     House District 44
     Nanette Barragán*Democratic
     Paul Irving JonesRepublican
     House District 45
     Michelle Steel*Republican
     Jay ChenDemocratic
     House District 46
     Lou Correa*Democratic
     Christopher GonzalesRepublican
     House District 47
     Katie Porter*Democratic
     Scott BaughRepublican
     House District 48
     Darrell Issa*Republican
     Stephen HoulahanDemocratic
     House District 49
     Mike Levin*Democratic
     Brian MaryottRepublican
     House District 50
     Scott Peters*Democratic
     Corey GustafsonRepublican
     House District 51
     Sara Jacobs*Democratic
     Stan CaplanRepublican
     House District 52
     Juan Vargas*Democratic
     Tyler GeffeneyRepublican

     Source: sos.ca.gov/elections

     *incumbent

   • Candidate
     Gavin Newsom*Democratic
     Brian DahleRepublican

     Source: sos.ca.gov/elections

     *incumbent

   • California voted on 7 statewide initiatives

     Proposition 1

     Right to Reproductive Freedom Amendment

     • This measure would amend the California Constitution to prohibit the state from denying or interfering with an individual's reproductive freedom in their most intimate decisions, which includes their fundamental right to choose to have an abortion and their fundamental right to choose or refuse contraceptives.

     See details

     Proposition 26

     Legalize Sports Betting on American Indian Lands Initiative

     • The purpose of the California Sports Wagering Regulation and Unlawful Gambling Enforcement Act is to permit tribal governments to offer sports wagering, roulette, and games played with dice, and permit Approved Racetrack Operators to offer sports wagering.

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     Proposition 27

     Legalize Sports Betting on American Indian Lands Initiative

     • This proposition will legalize mobile sports betting and create the California Online Sports Betting Trust Fund which will dedicate revenue to the California Solutions to Homelessness and Mental Health Support Account and the Tribal Economic Development Account

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     Proposition 28

     Art and Music K-12 Education Funding Initiative

     • Funding Guarantee and Accountability Act is hereby established for the purpose of providing a minimum source of annual funding K-12 public schools, including public charter schools, to supplement arts education programs for pupils attending such schools.

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     Proposition 29

     Dialysis Clinic Requirements Initiative

     • This Act is intended to ensure that outpatient kidney dialysis clinics provide quality and affordable patient care to people suffering from end-stage renal disease.

     See details

     Proposition 30

     Tax on Income Above $2 Million for Zero-Emissions Vehicles and Wildfire Prevention Initiative

     • The purpose of this division is to reduce emissions from two of the state's primary sources of greenhouse gases using the newly established Clean Cars and Clean Air Trust Fund which is funded by Increasing the tax on personal income above $2 million by 1.75%.

     See details

     Proposition 31

     Flavored Tobacco Products Ban Referendum

     • This bill would prohibit a tobacco retailer, or any of the tobacco retailer's agents or employees, from selling, offering for sale, or possessing with the intent to sell or offer for sale, a flavored tobacco product or a tobacco product flavor enhancer, as those teens are defined, except as specified.

     See details

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     Source: sos.ca.gov/elections

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