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California ballot, November 3, 2026
On the November 3, 2026 general-election ballot in California, the Secretary of State’s certified candidate list, certified August 27, 2026, does not include a U.S. Senate contest. That list places these offices before all 58 counties: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Controller, Treasurer, Attorney General, Insurance Commissioner, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and two Associate Justice of the Supreme Court contests for all 58 counties. U.S. House contests are listed by district.
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United States Representative District 1
- Mike McGuire — Democratic Ballotpedia
- James Gallagher — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 2
- Jared Huffman — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Robin Littau — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 3
- Ami Bera — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Robb Tucker — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 4
- Eric Jones — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Mike Thompson — Democratic Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 5
- Michael Masuda — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Tom McClintock — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 6
- Richard Pan — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Kevin Kiley — No Party Preference Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 7
- Doris Matsui — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Mai Vang — Democratic Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 8
- John Garamendi — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Rudy Recile — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 9
- Josh Harder — Democratic Ballotpedia
- John McBride — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 10
- Mark DeSaulnier — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Jeff Frese — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 11
- Connie Chan — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Scott Wiener — Democratic Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 12
- Jamie Joyce — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Lateefah Simon — Democratic Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 13
- Adam Gray — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Kevin Lincoln — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 14
- Melissa Hernandez — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Aisha Wahab — Democratic Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 15
- Kevin Mullin — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Charles Hoelter — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 16
- Sam Liccardo — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Peter Sundin Soulé — Republican
United States Representative District 17
- Ro Khanna — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Ritesh Tandon — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 18
- Zoe Lofgren — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Shane Lewis — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 19
- Jimmy Panetta — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Peter Coe Verbica — Republican
United States Representative District 20
- Sandra Van Scotter — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Vince Fong — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 21
- Jim Costa — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Kyle Kirkland — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 22
- Randy Villegas — Democratic Ballotpedia
- David G. Valadao — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 23
- Tessa Lynn Hodge — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Jay Obernolte — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 24
- Salud Carbajal — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Bob Smith — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 25
- Raul Ruiz — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Joe Males — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 26
- Jacqui Irwin — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Sam Gallucci — Republican
United States Representative District 27
- George Whitesides — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Jason Gibbs — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 28
- Judy Chu — Democratic Ballotpedia
- April A. Verlato — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 29
- Angélica María Dueñas — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Luz Maria Rivas — Democratic Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 30
- Laura Friedman — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Scott Alan Meyers — Republican
United States Representative District 31
- Gil Cisneros — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Eric Ching — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 32
- Brad Sherman — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Larry Thompson — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 33
- Pete Aguilar — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Stephanie M. Vargas — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 34
- Jimmy Gomez — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Angela Gonzales-Torres — Democratic Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 35
- Norma J. Torres — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Mike Cargile — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 36
- Ted W. Lieu — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Houston Brignano — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 37
- Sydney Kamlager-Dove — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Samantha Mota — Democratic Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 38
- Hilda Solis — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Pedro Antonio Casas — Republican
United States Representative District 39
- Mark Takano — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Steve Manos — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 40
- Ken Calvert — Republican Ballotpedia
- Young Kim — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 41
- Linda Sánchez — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Mitch Clemmons — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 42
- Robert Garcia — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Brian Burley — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 43
- Maxine Waters — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Cristian Morales — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 44
- Nanette Diaz Barragan — Democratic
- Genevieve Angel — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 45
- Derek Tran — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Chuong V. Vo — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 46
- Lou Correa — Democratic Ballotpedia
- David Pan — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 47
- Dave Min — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Jenny Rae Le Roux — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 48
- Marni von Wilpert — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Jim Desmond — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 49
- Mike Levin — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Armen Kurdian — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 50
- Scott Peters — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Steve Cohen — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 51
- Sara Jacobs — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Ricardo Cabrera — Republican Ballotpedia
United States Representative District 52
- Juan Vargas — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Jeff Belle — Republican Ballotpedia
Governor
- Xavier Becerra — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Steve Hilton — Republican Ballotpedia
Lieutenant Governor of California
- Gloria J. Romero — Republican Ballotpedia
- Fiona Ma — Democratic Ballotpedia
Source: Ballotpedia, Lieutenant Governor of California, 2026 general-election candidate list
Attorney General of California
- Rob Bonta — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Michael Gates — Republican Ballotpedia
Source: Ballotpedia, Attorney General of California, 2026 general-election candidate list
California Secretary of State
- Shirley Weber — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Donald P. Wagner — Republican Ballotpedia
Source: Ballotpedia, California Secretary of State, 2026 general-election candidate list
California Commissioner of Insurance
- Ben Allen — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Jane Kim — Democratic Ballotpedia
Source: Ballotpedia, California Commissioner of Insurance, 2026 general-election candidate list
California Controller
- Malia Cohen — Democratic Ballotpedia
- Herb Morgan — Republican Ballotpedia
Source: Ballotpedia, California Controller, 2026 general-election candidate list
California Superintendent of Public Instruction
- Richard Barrera — Nonpartisan Ballotpedia
- Sonja Shaw — Nonpartisan Ballotpedia
Source: Ballotpedia, California Superintendent of Public Instruction, 2026 general-election candidate list
California Treasurer
- Jennifer Hawks — Republican Ballotpedia
- Eleni Kounalakis — Democratic Ballotpedia
Source: Ballotpedia, California Treasurer, 2026 general-election candidate list
California Supreme Court
- Kelli M. Evans — Nonpartisan Ballotpedia
- Joshua Groban — Nonpartisan Ballotpedia
Source: Ballotpedia, California Supreme Court, 2026 general-election candidate list
Local contests
Los Angeles County
JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT Office No. 064
- RHONDA A. HAYMON — NON PARTISAN
- MARIA GHOBADI — NON PARTISAN
JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT Office No. 065
- ANNA SLOTKY REITANO — NON PARTISAN
- JUSTIN ALLEN CLAYTON — NON PARTISAN
JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT Office No. 087
- DAVID DEJUTE — NON PARTISAN
- ANTHONY (A.J.) BAYNE — NON PARTISAN
JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT Office No. 131
- DONNA TRYFMAN — NON PARTISAN
- DAVID ROSS — NON PARTISAN
SHERIFF
- *ROBERT G. LUNA — NON PARTISAN
- ALEX VILLANUEVA — NON PARTISAN
Measure A: LOS ANGELES COUNTY CHARTER AMENDMENT REITERATING GOOD FAITH NEGOTIATION OBLIGATIONS AND ESTABLISHING IMPARTIAL BINDING ARBITRATION FOR CERTIFIED PUBLIC SAFETY EMPLOYEE DISPUTES
Measure E: PROPOSED COUNTY CHARTER AMENDMENT. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ETHICS COMMISSION AND COMMUNITY INVESTMENT BUDGET ALLOCATION CHARTER AMENDMENT
San Diego County
ASSESSOR/RECORDER/COUNTY CLERK
- MARKS, JORDAN Z. Ballotpedia
TREASURER/TAX COLLECTOR
- COHEN, LARRY
- NAKAWATASE, SHIRLEY
San Francisco County
Alameda County
Riverside County
Judge of the Superior Court, Office #10
- Michelle Paradise
- Andrea Garcia
Orange County
Fresno County
Sup Ct Judge No 6
- ASHLEY S. PAULSON
- STEVEN R. UELTZEN
Sup Ct Judge No 7
- JEFF HAMMERSCHMIDT
- JOSE L. SALAZAR
Co Supt Of Schools
- MICHELE CANTWELL-COPHER
- EIMEAR O'BRIEN
Contra Costa County
Ventura County
County Superintendent of Schools
- KAREN SHER Ballotpedia
- MAGGIE MARSCHNER Ballotpedia
Artesia city
Member of the City Council
- DAN ROCHA — NON PARTISAN
- ALI TAJ — NON PARTISAN
- RENE J. TREVINO — NON PARTISAN
- MELISSA RAMOSO — NON PARTISAN
- CRAIG FRANCIS — NON PARTISAN
Baldwin Park city
City Clerk
- CHRISTOPHER SAENZ — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
City Treasurer
- JOANNA VALENZUELA — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
Member of the City Council
- ALEJANDRA AVILA — NON PARTISAN
- JEAN M. AYALA — NON PARTISAN
- JEANETTE CARDOZA — NON PARTISAN
Measure CR: Good Government Cannabis Reform Measure To fund general city services in Baldwin Park, such as cleaning trash/graffiti, fixing streets/potholes, crime prevention, 911 emergency response, and providing afterschool/youth employment programs,
Bell Gardens city
Member of the City Council
- MARCO BARCENA — NON PARTISAN
- MIGUEL DE LA ROSA — NON PARTISAN
- SAMUEL PEREZ — NON PARTISAN
- FRANCIS DE LEON SANCHEZ — NON PARTISAN
- JORGE O. VERDIN — NON PARTISAN
Measure W: Shall the measure permitting the City of Bell Gardens to sell the Bell Gardens Municipal Water System to the Golden State Water Company be adopted?
Burbank city
City Clerk
- KIMBERLEY CLARK — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
City Treasurer
- KRYSTLE PALMER — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
Member of the City Council
- JACKIE WALTMAN — NON PARTISAN
- SAMANTHA WICK — NON PARTISAN
- EDDY POLON — NON PARTISAN
- JT PARR — NON PARTISAN
- NIKKI PEREZ — NON PARTISAN
- JONATHAN ONTIVEROS — NON PARTISAN
- DAVID PHILLIP DONAHUE — NON PARTISAN
Measure C: CITY OF BURBANK CITY SERVICES MEASURE: MEASURE C: To maintain services including fire, paramedic, police, 911 response; prepare for/respond to wildfires/other disasters; prevent property crimes; keep public areas/neighborhoods clean/safe; address homelessness; support youth programs, senior services, other general city services;
Measure CC: CHARTER AMENDMENT MEASURE CC
Measure CD: BY-DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTIONS MEASURE CD
Carson city
City Clerk
- KHALEAH K. BRADSHAW — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
City Treasurer
- MONICA COOPER — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
Measure CU: Carson City Government Accountability, Charter Reform, No Tax Increase Measure
Commerce city
Member of the City Council
- NICK PADILLA — NON PARTISAN
- JAIME VALENCIA — NON PARTISAN
- MIREYA GARCIA — NON PARTISAN
- LEONARD MENDOZA — NON PARTISAN
- KEVIN LAINEZ — NON PARTISAN
- VANESSA HARO — NON PARTISAN
Compton city
Mayor
- ANDRE SPICER — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
- EMMA SHARIF — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
Cudahy city
Member of the City Council
- CYNTHIA GONZALEZ — NON PARTISAN
- MARTIN U. FUENTES — NON PARTISAN
- RICHARD CORVERA HERNANDEZ — NON PARTISAN
- CYNTHIA ROMO — NON PARTISAN
- JOSE R. GONZALEZ — NON PARTISAN
Measure OK: Keep Cudahy Sales Tax Revenues Local Measure To preserve and continue the City's existing local funding stream, which may be used to support general City services, including, but not limited to, street, sidewalk and City building repair; park maintenance and enhancements; and youth and recreational programs,
Measure H: Cudahy Rent Stabilization Protection Measure To safeguard tenant protections codified under Cudahy Municipal Code Chapter 5.13, including provisions that prevent excessive rent increases and stabilize rents over time while affording landlords reasonable returns,
Culver City city
Member of the City Council
- JEANNINE WISNOSKY STEHLIN — NON PARTISAN
- FRANKLIN CARVAJAL — NON PARTISAN
- FREDDY PUZA — NON PARTISAN
- THOMAS AUJERO SMALL — NON PARTISAN
- KIMBERLEY "KIM" GRIFFIN — NON PARTISAN
Measure AA: Shall the measure, to strengthen academic excellence, attract and retain teachers, support music/ arts/ athletics/ STEM programs, instructional aides, and for other designated purposes, by imposing a special tax on all real estate parcels, including commercial use, of $0.48/ building square foot, with senior exemptions, independent citizen/ auditor oversight, subject to a tax cap, for 10 years, generating approximately $18,000,000 annually in local funds for Culver City public schools that the state cannot take be adopted?
Measure T: Shall an ordinance to maintain Culver City emergency response/ firefighter/ paramedic/ police staffing; affordable housing/ mental health/ homeless reduction programs; improve streets, sidewalks, public transportation, infrastructure, parks and other general fund services by raising Culver City's transient occupancy tax paid by hotel/ motel guests from 14% to 15% until March 1, 2028, and then to 16%, generating up to approximately $2,000,000 annually until ended by voters, requiring annual audits, public spending disclosures, with all funds used locally, be adopted?
Measure YV: Shall the measure amending the City of Culver City Charter to allow Culver City residents aged 16 and 17, who are otherwise eligible to vote under state and local law, to vote on City and School District candidates and ballot measures, provided that each legislative body has approved budgetary funds and determined logistical systems are in place, and that inclusion would not prevent consolidation of City or School District elections with county elections, be adopted?
El Monte city
City Clerk
- GABRIEL RAMIREZ — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
- JERRY VELASCO — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
City Treasurer
- MARIA SANTAY — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
- MARYANN G. BARRIOS — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
- XIAOHU "JEFF" MENG — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
Mayor
- JESSICA ANCONA — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
- VIVIANA LONGORIA — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
- CHRISTINE SARMIENTO — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
El Segundo city
Member of the City Council
- CHRIS PIMENTEL — NON PARTISAN
- RYAN W. BALDINO — NON PARTISAN
- JOHN PICKHAVER — NON PARTISAN
Measure CT: Shall an Ordinance amending the City's Business License Tax Ordinance to restore and impose a business license tax on nonprofit organizations that do not serve a charitable purpose, and also to exempt charitable organizations from having to pay a business license tax, thereby indefinitely restoring approximately $700,000 general funds annually, be adopted?
Hawaiian Gardens city
Member of the City Council
- LUIS ROA — NON PARTISAN
- DANDY DE PAULA — NON PARTISAN
- LUIS GONZALEZ — NON PARTISAN
- JESUS MENDOZA — NON PARTISAN
- MARIA TERESA DEL RIO — NON PARTISAN
Measure BL: “Shall the measure to help fund general City services, such as public safety, street operations and maintenance, and parks and recreation services, by updating and simplifying the City’s business license tax to levy a maximum annual $50 flat rate plus $0.95 per $1,000 of gross receipts above $30,000 for all businesses other than contractors, and a $175 flat rate for contractors, generating approximately $563,810 until ended by voters, all funds being local, be adopted?”
Hawthorne city
City Clerk
- DAYNA S. WILLIAMS-HUNTER — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
City Treasurer
- L. DAVID PATTERSON — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
- RAYMOND VERGARA — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
Member of the City Council
- KATRINA MANNING — NON PARTISAN
- ALEXANDRE "ALEX" MONTEIRO — NON PARTISAN
- SERGIO ROBERTO MORTARA — NON PARTISAN
Measure O: Shall the measure increasing the City of Hawthorne's transient occupancy (hotel) tax from 12% to 17%, to maintain City services such as police and fire protection, street repairs, park/recreation programs, and other general City services, generating approximately $3.1 million annually, paid only by hotel/lodging guests until ended by voters, with all funds staying local, be adopted?
Hermosa Beach city
Member of the City Council
- RAYMOND "RAY" JACKSON — NON PARTISAN
- DEAN FRANCOIS — NON PARTISAN
- ELKA WORNER — NON PARTISAN
- MAGGIE BOVE-LAMONICA — NON PARTISAN
- ERIC HORNE — NON PARTISAN
- ROB SAEMANN — NON PARTISAN
Measure HB: Shall the measure to adopt a one-half percent (0.5%) local transactions and use (sales) tax providing approximately two million dollars ($2,000,000) annually until ended by voters (with citizens' oversight, independent audits, public reporting, and all funds remaining under local control) to maintain public safety services; repair and maintain streets, sidewalks, storm drains, parks, public facilities, and other infrastructure; address long-term fiscal sustainability; and support other general governmental purposes be adopted?
Inglewood city
Mayor
- FRE'DRISHA "SHA" DIXION — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
- JAMES T. BUTTS JR. — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
- ARTURO MARTINEZ — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
- GLORIA D. GRAY — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
- RAINA CARRILLO — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
- JOE SOTO — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
Measure AT: Ordinance To Amend the Admissions Tax for Large Venues
Measure BB: Ordinance To Eliminate Advertising on Public Right-Of- Way
Irwindale city
Member of the City Council
- HECTOR "MANUEL" ORTIZ — NON PARTISAN
- MARGUERITE S. LOPEZ-SAPIEN — NON PARTISAN
- MARICELA ROMERO FRYMARK — NON PARTISAN
Lawndale city
City Clerk
- ERICA HARBISON — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
Member of the City Council
- BERNADETTE LOURDES SUAREZ — NON PARTISAN
- PAT KEARNEY — NON PARTISAN
Mayor
- ROBERT PULLEN-MILES — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
- FRANCISCO M. TALAVERA — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
Los Angeles city
City Attorney
- JOHN MCKINNEY — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
- MARISSA ROY — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
Mayor
- NITHYA RAMAN — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
- KAREN RUTH BASS — NON PARTISAN
Measure TE: PROPERTY TRANSFER TAX EXEMPTION FOR VICTIMS OF JANUARY 2025 FIRE DISASTER. PROPOSITION TE
Measure LA: CITY INFRASTRUCTURE, BUDGET, FINANCE, AND CONTRACTING. CHARTER AMENDMENT LA
Measure PL: CITY PLANNING DEPARTMENT. CHARTER AMENDMENT PL
Measure EE: CITY ETHICS, ELECTIONS, AND GOVERNANCE. CHARTER AMENDMENT EE
Measure PRK: CITY DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION AND PARKS BUDGET. CHARTER AMENDMENT PRK
Measure PRT: CITY AIRPORTS, HARBOR, AND WATER AND POWER DEPARTMENTS. CHARTER AMENDMENT PRT
Measure FD: FUNDING FOR THE LOS ANGELES FIRE DEPARTMENT THROUGH A ONE-HALF PERCENT SALES TAX. INITIATIVE ORDINANCE FD
Measure SC: CAMPAIGN FINANCE RULES RELATED TO BOARD OF EDUCATION ELECTIONS. CHARTER AMENDMENT SC
Lynwood city
Member of the City Council
- MISHAUN WATKINS — NON PARTISAN
- GABRIELA CAMACHO — NON PARTISAN
- JUAN MUNOZ-GUEVARA — NON PARTISAN
- EMILIANO ARELLANO — NON PARTISAN
- LUIS GERARDO CUELLAR — NON PARTISAN
- ALFONSO MORALES — NON PARTISAN
Measure L: Lynwood Public Safety/Community Protection/City Services Measure To maintain 911 emergency response; prevent crime, including gang/juvenile crime and human trafficking; address homelessness; keep parks/public areas safe/clean; address speeding/unsafe driving; repair streets/potholes; support youth/senior programs, other general city services,
Malibu city
Member of the City Council
- A. SAM DIBAEI — NON PARTISAN
- DANNY SMITH — NON PARTISAN
- DOUG STEWART — NON PARTISAN
- MARIANNE RIGGINS — NON PARTISAN
Manhattan Beach city
Member of the City Council
- RICHARD P. MONTGOMERY — NON PARTISAN
- AMY HOWORTH — NON PARTISAN
- MARK BURTON — NON PARTISAN
- JOSEPH UNGOCO — NON PARTISAN
Maywood city
Member of the City Council
- EDUARDO "EDDIE" DE LA RIVA — NON PARTISAN
- THOMAS RAMON MARTIN — NON PARTISAN
Monrovia city
City Clerk
- ALICE D. ATKINS — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
City Treasurer
- JANET WALL — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
Member of the City Council
- TAMALA P. KELLY — NON PARTISAN
- LARRY J. SPICER — NON PARTISAN
- JESUS ROJAS — NON PARTISAN
Mayor
- BECKY A. SHEVLIN — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
Montebello city
City Treasurer
- DAVID MATANGA — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
Monterey Park city
City Clerk
- DORA LEUNG — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
City Treasurer
- AMY LEE — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
Measure HOM: Proposition to Create HOME Housing Overlays in Monterey Park
Measure AAA: Shall the ordinance maintaining City of Monterey Park’s services like fire, police, 911 response; keeping public areas safe/clean; helping prevent property crimes/human trafficking in Monterey Park; repairing streets/ potholes; for other city services; by increasing the transient occupancy tax paid only by hotel/motel guests from 13% to 14%, and short-term rental guests, from 13% to 16%, providing approximately $600,000 annually until ended by voters; requiring audits, spending disclosure, local control over all funds, be adopted?
Norwalk city
Member of the City Council
- TONY AYALA — NON PARTISAN
- RICHARD LEGASPI — NON PARTISAN
- DANIEL MORENO — NON PARTISAN
- LEONARD SHRYOCK — NON PARTISAN
- NIKOLAS WOODS — NON PARTISAN
- RACHELL JAIMES — NON PARTISAN
Palos Verdes Estates city
Member of the City Council
- MARK SAROJAN — NON PARTISAN
- MICHAEL KEMPS — NON PARTISAN
- VICTORIA A. LOZZI — NON PARTISAN
Measure PVE: Palos Verdes Estates Law Enforcement Services and Pension Liability Payment Measure
Pico Rivera city
Member of the City Council
- JOHNNY GARCIA — NON PARTISAN
- GUSTAVO V. CAMACHO — NON PARTISAN
- GENARO MORENO — NON PARTISAN
Rancho Palos Verdes city
Member of the City Council
- MATTHEW BRACH — NON PARTISAN
- MICHELE PATRICK CARBONE — NON PARTISAN
- DAVID CHURA — NON PARTISAN
- TINA FUNICIELLO — NON PARTISAN
- JESSICA PATTON VLACO — NON PARTISAN
- JOHN CRUIKSHANK — NON PARTISAN
Measure RS: Rancho Palos Verdes Public Safety/City Services Measure: To help prepare for and respond to wildfires/natural disasters; maintain roads/storm drains; prevent sinkholes; address landslides/land movement; and support general city services,
Rolling Hills city
Member of the City Council
- PAT WILSON — NON PARTISAN
- LEAH MIRSCH — NON PARTISAN
- JEANEVRA CALHOUN — NON PARTISAN
- JAMES BLACK — NON PARTISAN
Rosemead city
Member of the City Council
- DIANA LAM — NON PARTISAN
- JOHN TRAN — NON PARTISAN
- SANDRA ARMENTA — NON PARTISAN
- STEVEN LY — NON PARTISAN
Measure RC: Shall the City of Rosemead Charter be adopted to establish Rosemead as a charter city to have more authority over municipal affairs, imposing term limits on City Councilmembers, establishing the position of City prosecutor, permitting use of City funds or economic development, continuing following California law for limiting compensation for Councilmembers, and giving the City Council authority to adopt an ordinance giving veterans and disabled veterans preference in awarding contracts?
San Gabriel city
City Clerk
- THU "JULIE" NGUYEN — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
City Treasurer
- KEVIN SAWKINS — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
Member of the City Council
- WENDY WANG — NON PARTISAN
- JOHN WU — NON PARTISAN
- DENISE MENCHACA — NON PARTISAN
- ERIC L. CHAN — NON PARTISAN
- JORDAN GUZMAN — NON PARTISAN
Measure PS: SAN GABRIEL PUBLIC SAFETY/ LOCAL CONTROL To protect San Gabriel's financial stability; maintain medical 911/police response, fire services; prevent crime; protect drinking water sources; repair streets/potholes; keep public areas safe/ clean; maintain safe schools; prepare for/ respond to earthquakes, fire/ other disasters; retain/ attract qualified firefighters; for other general services;
San Marino city
Member of the City Council
- SHELLEY BOYLE — NON PARTISAN
- JOHN DUSTIN — NON PARTISAN
- TONY CHOU — NON PARTISAN
- CALVIN LO — NON PARTISAN
Measure U: SAN MARINO SERVICE PRESERVATION MEASURE. To maintain existing funding which supports essential San Marino services including: police, fire, paramedic, emergency preparedness, repairing streets and sidewalks and other City infrastructure, providing youth and senior programs, and general government use;
Santa Monica city
Member of the City Council
- WADE KELLEY
- ASHLEY OELSEN
- ERICKA LESLEY
- LANA NEGRETE
- PHIL BROCK
- DANIEL IVANOV
- ELI GILL
- BRETT MORROW
Measure ES: Shall a measure imposing a City of Santa Monica collected parcel tax of $495 per taxable parcel, adjusted annually for inflation, exempting qualifying seniors, affordable housing, non-profits, religious organizations, and schools, providing continual funding for Santa Monica’s public schools, including retaining teachers, assisting disadvantaged students, supporting art, music, science, math, and early childhood education, keeping school facilities clean and safe for student and community use, generating an estimated $12,000,000 annually until repealed by voters, with oversight requirements, be adopted?
Measure GG: Shall the City Charter be amended to: affirm the City of Santa Monica’s just cause eviction laws; allow Rent Control Board Commissioners to serve up to three terms, including appointed service; annually increase the cap on rent controlled unit registration fees; clarify Rent Control Board authority to regulate timelines for deciding rent adjustment petitions; and permit eviction from affordable housing units for tenants who are not eligible or do not establish eligibility?
Measure RR: Shall the City Charter be amended to prohibit evictions based on non- payment of rent when a tenant owes less than one month of the average of fair market rents, set annually by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, for ZIP codes in Santa Monica?
Measure VV: Shall Article XXIII of the City Charter related to housing policies be amended to extend existing eviction protections to tenants renting single-unit dwellings and condominiums and require that for owner occupancy evictions from non-rent controlled units, the owner must intend in good faith to occupy the unit within 60 days after the tenant vacates and for at least 2 years thereafter?
Measure TT: Shall the measure, which maintains the existing transient occupancy tax rates; authorizes the City Council to establish Major Event Periods, as defined, when the tax applies to lodging paid for or obtained by corporate entities for stays over 30 days, and to adjust the hotel and motel tax rate for such stays; clarifies that refunds require a natural person to complete at least thirty-one consecutive days of occupancy, and authorizes administrative regulations, be adopted?
South El Monte city
Member of the City Council
- RUDY BOJORQUEZ — NON PARTISAN
- MANUEL "MANNY" ACOSTA — NON PARTISAN
- KIMBERLY "KIM" VALENCIA — NON PARTISAN
Measure CL: Term Limits Reform Measure
Measure RM: City Council Reform Measure
South Gate city
City Clerk
- YODIT GLAZE — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
Member of the City Council
- JOSHUA BARRON — NON PARTISAN
- AL RIOS — NON PARTISAN
- EDGAR PELAYO — NON PARTISAN
- JIMMY OZAETA — NON PARTISAN
- ALAN GARCIA — NON PARTISAN
City Treasurer
- JOSE DE LA PAZ — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
Measure SG: SOUTH GATE FISCAL EMERGENCY STREET MAINTENANCE, YOUTH PROGRAMS, PARKS FUNDING PROTECTION MEASURE
Walnut city
Member of the City Council
- ALLEN WU — NON PARTISAN
- RICHARD "RITCHIE" CAJULIS — NON PARTISAN
- HONG "DIANA" ZHAO — NON PARTISAN
- STEFANIE N. LEILUA — NON PARTISAN
West Covina city
City Clerk
- NICKOLAS LEWIS — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
City Treasurer
- COLLEEN B. ROZATTI — NON PARTISAN Ballotpedia
West Hollywood city
Member of the City Council
- HELEN KRIEGER — NON PARTISAN
- KODY CHRISTIANSEN — NON PARTISAN
- JONATHAN COTTRELL — NON PARTISAN
- STEPHEN J. POST — NON PARTISAN
- KEVIN L. LIGON — NON PARTISAN
- TOM DEMILLE — NON PARTISAN
Alhambra city
Measure HT: Modernization/No Tax Rate Increase Measure. To maintain city services, such as: Fire protection, paramedic, 911 emergency response, crime prevention and keeping streets, infrastructure, and parks safe and well-maintained
Measure DB: Data Centers Prohibited. Shall an ordinance be adopted affirming the Council adopted ban on "Data Centers" by amending the Alhambra Municipal Code to again define "Data Centers" and prohibit them in all zones of the City?
Diamond Bar city
Measure Q: To maintain local funding for emergency response/Sheriff protection; keep Diamond Bar's neighborhoods/public areas safe/clean; prevent property crimes/burglaries; minimize the risk of wildfires; prepare for/respond to wildfires/other natural disasters; maintain roads/prevent potholes; for other general city services;
Huntington Park city
Measure HP: Shall an ordinance be adopted to establish a lifetime limit of two (2) terms for members of the City Council, where a partial term of more than two (2) years counts as a full term, and a partial term of two (2) years or less does not count against the limit?
Palmdale city
Measure DE: Shall the ordinance establishing the office of Mayor as an at-large, elected position beginning with the November 2028 general municipal election be adopted?
Paramount city
Measure P: City of Paramount Public Safety, Environment, Streets and Business Improvement Measure Without taxing residential property owners or renters,
Pasadena city
Measure PFD: City of Pasadena 911 Firefighter/Paramedic Emergency Medical/Wildfire Preparedness/Response Measure. To help maintain fire, paramedic, 911 response; prepare for/respond to wildfires/earthquakes/medical emergencies; recruit/retain well- trained firefighters; maintain lifesaving equipment/fire alert communication;
Redondo Beach city
Measure ART: Shall the measure be adopted to amend the Redondo Beach General Plan and Zoning Ordinance to support increased commercial activity in key areas of the City, including expanded property development potential (i.e. new floor area ratio caps, height limits, and rooftop dining) along Artesia and Aviation Boulevards, industrial properties north of Manhattan Beach Boulevard, and certain commercial properties along Pacific Coast Highway; and to reduce the allowed housing density for some residential and mixed-use properties in the City?
South Pasadena city
Measure SOS: SOUTH PASADENA STREET/ROAD/POTHOLE REPAIR, 9-1-1 SAFETY MEASURE. To fix damaged local streets/roads/sidewalks, repair potholes, address speeding/unsafe driving; improve emergency evacuation routes; upgrade/repair storm drains to prevent flooding, prevent cuts to City services;
Whittier city
Measure EL: Shall the measure amending the City's charter to prohibit candidates from running for mayor or member of the city council if their election would result in that candidate serving more than 12 total years in elective office in the City (aside from terms of office that were elected or appointed at or prior to November 3, 2026) be adopted?
Measure EV: Shall the measure amending the City's charter so that the City's general municipal elections (currently held in April of each even-numbered year) are held in each even- numbered year on the same day as the November statewide general elections, be adopted?
Carlsbad city
MAYOR
- ARSENAULT, BILL Ballotpedia
- BANISTER, STEPHEN Ballotpedia
- BLACKBURN, KEITH Ballotpedia
- NIXON, ERIC Ballotpedia
CITY CLERK
- FREISINGER, SHERRY A. Ballotpedia
TREASURER
- KROUSE, THOMAS E.
- PEACOX, CHRISTIAN
Chula Vista city
CITY ATTORNEY
- VERDUGO, MARCO Ballotpedia
MAYOR
- MCCANN, JOHN Ballotpedia
- TAMAYO, FRANCISCO Ballotpedia
Coronado city
CITY COUNCIL
- GADE, ANDREW
- HOYT, RICKY
- KING, REBECCA
- PURVIS, KELLY
Del Mar city
CITY COUNCIL
- GAASTERLAND, TERRY
- GREWAL, JAS
- SPIEKER, MEGHAN O.
- STURGIS, JEFF
El Cajon city
MAYOR
- KRAFT, ALEXANDER Ballotpedia
- WELLS, BILL Ballotpedia
Escondido city
MAYOR
- VELAZQUEZ, ELIAS Ballotpedia
- WHITE, DANE M. Ballotpedia
Imperial Beach city
MAYOR
- BRADLEY, KARL Ballotpedia
- LEYBA-GONZALEZ, MATTHEW Ballotpedia
- MCKAY, MITCHELL "MITCH" Ballotpedia
La Mesa city
CITY COUNCIL
- ALO, MOANA
- NATALIA, AMANDA-DAWN
MAYOR
- LOTHIAN, LAURA Ballotpedia
- NORMANDY-DILLARD, PATRICIA Ballotpedia
- REESE, QUINN M. Ballotpedia
- STIERINGER, JIM Ballotpedia
TREASURER
- EXETER, BILL
- STEWART, EMMETT
Lemon Grove city
CITY COUNCIL
- CLARK MANSON, MINOLA
- JOHNSON, KRYSTLE
- SMITH, JOE
- SMITH, SETH
- MENDOZA, JENNIFER
- MENDOZA, YASMIN
National City city
MAYOR
- BEAUCHAMP, RUBLE MITCHEL Ballotpedia
- BUSH, MARCUS Ballotpedia
- CASTREJON, JACOBB Ballotpedia
- RODRIGUEZ, JOSE Ballotpedia
Poway city
MAYOR
- MAEDA, JENNY Ballotpedia
- OLPS, DELLENA Ballotpedia
- VAUS, STEVE Ballotpedia
San Marcos city
MAYOR
- JENKINS, SHARON Ballotpedia
- SANNELLA, MIKE Ballotpedia
Vista city
MAYOR
- GREEN, JOE Ballotpedia
- ZUNIGA, KENNETH Ballotpedia
San Francisco city
Assessor-Recorder
- Joaquin Torres
Public Defender
- Manohar Raju
Board of Education (3 seats)
- Autumn Brown Garibay
- Virginia Cheung
- Alida Fisher
- Ryan Hazelton
- Phil Kim
- Laurance Lee
- Reina Tello
- Tim Tung
Community College Board (3 seats)
- Elijah Ball
- Rome Moses Jones
- Monroe Lace
- Leah LaCroix
- Jeremy Lee
- Bunny McFadden
- Erwin Tam
- Lisa Wynn
Community College Board Partial Term
- Ruth Ferguson
Alameda city
For Mayor, Alameda
- TONY DAYSOG Ballotpedia
- TRACY JENSEN Ballotpedia
- MALIA VELLA Ballotpedia
For Members of City Council, Alameda
- THUSHAN AMARASIRIWARDENA
- MARIA L. BONDONNO
- MARCIE JOHNSON
- TYLER SAVAGE
- STEVE SLAUSON
- AMOS WHITE
Dublin city
For Mayor, Dublin
- SHERRY HU Ballotpedia
- MICHAEL MCCORRISTON Ballotpedia
- KIRAN MOHAMMAD Ballotpedia
Emeryville city
For Members of City Council, Emeryville
- CORRY FRYDLEWICZ
- DAVID MOURRA
- KALIMAH ATREYU PRIFORCE
- BRANDON SOUBLET
Hayward city
For Mayor, Hayward
- MARK SALINAS Ballotpedia
- TOM WONG Ballotpedia
Newark city
For Mayor, Newark
- MICHAEL K. HANNON Ballotpedia
For Members Of City Council, Newark
- TONYA CONNOLLY
- NOAH PATRICK GRUSHKIN
- MATTHEW JORGENS
- EVE MARIE LITTLE
Piedmont city
For Members of City Council, Piedmont
- NANCY BENINATI
- SUNNY BOSTROM-FLEMING
- ADAM HUNDT
- TOM RAMSEY
- BILL REICHLE
Pleasanton city
For Mayor, Pleasanton
- JACK BALCH Ballotpedia
- JULIE TESTA Ballotpedia
San Leandro city
For Mayor, San Leandro
- JUAN GONZÁLEZ III Ballotpedia
- JAMES MAES Ballotpedia
Albany city
For Members Of City Council, Albany
- JON DESTIN
- KATHERINE ENOS
- ROBIN D. LÓPEZ
- CHRIS MCDANIELS
- AARON TIEDEMANN
Berkeley city
For Auditor, Berkeley
- JENNY WONG
Oakland city
For Mayor, Oakland
- BRENDA F. GRISHAM
- BARBARA LEE
- MINDY RUTH PECHENUK
- JULIUS ROBINSON
For Auditor, Oakland
- MICHAEL C. HOUSTON
Beaumont city
City Council Member
- Lloyd White
- Carlos Cueva
- Mike Lara
- Jessica Voigt
- Joe Mathews
- Jim Mercado
City Clerk
- Kathleen "Missy" Aguilar-Billinger Ballotpedia
- Elaine Morgan Ballotpedia
Blythe city
City Council Member
- Joseph Halby III
- Alfonso Sonny Hernandez
- Jayson D. Lusk
- Joseph "Joey" DeConinck
- Johnny Z. Rodriguez
- Trevor Farrage
City Clerk
- Mallory Crecelius Ballotpedia
Treasurer
- Christa Elms
Canyon Lake city
City Council Member
- Paul Kakis
- Monica Lyons
- Jeremy Smith
Cathedral City city
Treasurer
- Shelley Kaplan Ballotpedia
- Gregory Jackson Ballotpedia
Coachella city
Mayor
- Denise Delgado Ballotpedia
- Jesus "Kino" Gonzalez Ballotpedia
- Frank Figueroa Ballotpedia
- Francisco "Frankie" Molina Ballotpedia
City Council Member
- Yavonne Zapata
- Vicente Zamora
- Ambar De La Herran
- Andrew Gallegos
- Juan M. Martinez
Indian Wells city
City Council Member
- Michael Hazelton
- Rob Zwemmer
- Karlyn Neel
La Quinta city
Mayor
- Lynne Langdon Ballotpedia
- Suzanne Espinoza-Jimenez Ballotpedia
- Linda Evans Ballotpedia
City Council Member
- Carene Hensley
- Julian Herrera
- John Pena
- Deborah McGarrey
Moreno Valley city
City Mayor
- Jaime Hurtado
- Ulises Cabrera
- Rylee Joseph Peak
- Christopher Baca
- Patsy D. Brown
- Vanessa Renee Moore
Perris city
City Clerk
- Nancy Salazar Ballotpedia
Rancho Mirage city
City Council Member
- Steve Downs
- Eve Fromberg Edelstein
- Lynn Mallotto
San Jacinto city
City Council Member
- Brian E. Hawkins
- Susan Acevedo
- Alonso L Ledezma
- Valerie Vandever
Anaheim city
Mayor
- ASHLEIGH AITKEN Ballotpedia
- IMRAN SHARIEF Ballotpedia
- ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ Ballotpedia
Brea city
Member, City Council
- ANDREW HERRERA
- CECILIA HUPP
- BLAKE PEREZ
- BLAIR STEWART
- STEVEN C. VARGAS
Costa Mesa city
Mayor
- MIKE BULEY Ballotpedia
- LOREN GAMEROS Ballotpedia
Fountain Valley city
Member, City Council
- DAN HAY
- KATY WRIGHT
- KIM CONSTANTINE
- JIM CUNNEEN
- ELIZABETH ANDRADE
- MARK LEONARD
- HARRISON F DIBBLEE
- JOHN NGUYEN
- PATRICIA ODETTE NEAL
Garden Grove city
Mayor
- STEPHANIE KLOPFENSTEIN Ballotpedia
- THU-HA NGUYEN Ballotpedia
Huntington Beach city
Member, City Council
- AMORY HANSON
- TARYN TADDEO PALUMBO
- ROSALIND "ROZ" PRICE
- BEN DAVIS
- ERIN SPIVEY
- BRIAN BURLEY
- PAT BURNS
- BRENDA GLIM
- ANDREW GRUEL
- CASEY MCKEON
- BRIAN THIENES
City Attorney
- MIKE VIGLIOTTA Ballotpedia
Irvine city
Mayor
- LARRY AGRAN Ballotpedia
- MAKSIM V EGOROV Ballotpedia
Laguna Beach city
Member, City Council
- SUE KEMPF
- ASHLEY CINTAS
- LAURA PARISI
- MARK ORGILL
- NICK ARONOFF
- EDWARD BAYUK
- JOY BERRY
- ALEX ROUNAGHI
- KAREN MARTIN
Laguna Woods city
Member, City Council
- SUE QUAM
- ANNIE MCCARY
- CAROL MOORE
La Habra city
Member, City Council
- SUSAN PRITCHARD
- JAMES "JIM" GOMEZ
- MILES C. MATIAS
- JOSE MEDRANO
Orange city
Mayor
- DAN SLATER Ballotpedia
- ARIANNA BARRIOS Ballotpedia
Placentia city
City Clerk
- ROBERT S. "BOB" MCKINNELL Ballotpedia
San Clemente city
Mayor
- SHANE HIRSCHMAN Ballotpedia
- KATHY WARD Ballotpedia
- VICTOR CABRAL Ballotpedia
Santa Ana city
Mayor
- VALERIE AMEZCUA Ballotpedia
- DWAYNE SHIPP Ballotpedia
- DAN SHIMELL Ballotpedia
Tustin city
Mayor
- LETITIA CLARK Ballotpedia
- AUSTIN LUMBARD Ballotpedia
Westminster city
Mayor
- KIMBERLY HO Ballotpedia
- NGUYEN PHUONG HUNG Ballotpedia
- CHI CHARLIE NGUYEN Ballotpedia
- CHARLES S. SHIPP Ballotpedia
- CARLOS MANZO Ballotpedia
Yorba Linda city
Member, City Council
- SEAN PHAYAKAPONG
- RAYMOND POTTER
- ROBERT R. PEASE II
- JANICE LIM
- CARLOS RODRIGUEZ
Firebaugh city
Member, City Council
- FELIPE PEREZ
- SILVIA RENTERIA
- JAMES "BIG JIM" FRASER
Fowler city
Member, City Council
- ERIC HADDEN
- GURJANT S. KHOSA
- PATRIC JONES
- AMARJEET GILL
Huron city
Member, City Council
- ROBERTO C PIMENTEL
- JOEL MORA
- MIKE A. MORALES
- DAVID MERCADO
Kerman city
Mayor
- GARY K. YEP Ballotpedia
- YAZMINE ENRIQUEZ Ballotpedia
Mendota city
Member, City Council
- LIBERTAD "LIBERTY" LOPEZ
- OSCAR H. ROSALES
- JOSEPH R. RIOFRIO
- VICTOR M. MARTINEZ
Orange Cove city
Mayor
- GILBERT GARCIA Ballotpedia
Member, City Council
- JAIME CASILLAS
- ISAIAH LOPEZ
- ALEX GARCIA
- DEREK GREENWOOD
Parlier city
Mayor
- LIONEL LOPEZ, JR. Ballotpedia
- FERNANDO BAÑUELOS Ballotpedia
- ALMA M. BELTRÁN Ballotpedia
Sanger city
Mayor
- GAVINO BARRERA Ballotpedia
- VICTOR RUIZ Ballotpedia
- FRANK GONZALEZ Ballotpedia
Selma city
Mayor
- NARIPJEET "NARIP" JOSAN Ballotpedia
- ROSEMARY ALANIS Ballotpedia
- SCOTT ROBERTSON Ballotpedia
- THERESA H. GUZMAN SALAS Ballotpedia
Clayton city
Member, City Council
- MARIA SHULMAN
- AMY CALLAGHAN
- CHARLES J. SCHMIDT
- KIM TRUPIANO
Concord city
City Treasurer
- PATTI BARSOTTI Ballotpedia
Danville town
Member, Town Council
- DENTON CARLSON
- PRATIMA SONAVNE
- ROBERT STORER
El Cerrito city
Member, City Council
- KIMBERLY WHITE
- CAROLYN WYSINGER
- MARY ANN "MJ" JAWILI
- FORREST M. LANNING
- WALLY NOWINSKI
- GABE QUINTO
Hercules city
Member, City Council
- JOHN DELGADO
- PREET SIDHU
- DION BAILEY
- ADRENA BRECKENRIDGE
Moraga town
Member, Town Council
- KERRY HILLIS
- STEVEN WOEHLEKE
- BILL CARMAN
- ALEXIS I. MAPEL
Orinda city
Member, City Council
- BRANDYN IVERSON
- JANET RILEY
- JUANA RUDATI
- LATIKA MALKANI
Pinole city
Member, City Council
- MATTHEW "MATT" AVERY
- TRUC "CHRISTY" LAM-JULIAN
- LIBBY DUARTE
- GABRIEL SANDOVAL
- TINA BROWN
Pittsburg city
Member, City Council
- ARLENE KOBATA (SIU LING)
- C.C. CARDINALLI-MACALUSO
- WOLF CROSKEY
- AMHARI PERKINS
- PAULINE JOHNSON
- DIONNE ADAMS
- MARK LINDE
- ALVIN NELSON
- SONJA SHEPHARD
- CAROLYNNE BORN
- IZTACCUAUHTLI HECTOR GONZALEZ
City Clerk
- LATOYYA P. ELLA BORDELON Ballotpedia
- ANGEL RODRIGUEZ Ballotpedia
- MELAINE APPLE VENENCIANO Ballotpedia
- ALICE E. EVENSON Ballotpedia
City Treasurer
- NANCY PARENT Ballotpedia
Richmond city
Mayor
- CLAUDIA JIMÉNEZ Ballotpedia
- AHMAD ANDERSON Ballotpedia
San Pablo city
Member, City Council
- RITA XAVIER
- CADEN COTTON-BLAKE
- ELIZABETH PABON ALVARADO
- ANNA VILLALOBOS
City Clerk
- DOROTHY GANTT Ballotpedia
City Treasurer
- VIVIANA TOLEDO Ballotpedia
San Ramon city
Mayor
- EMMA CHIGBU Ballotpedia
- MARK H. ARMSTRONG Ballotpedia
- PASCHALIS NTATSOS Ballotpedia
Walnut Creek city
Member, City Council
- CHERISE MARIE KHAUND
- BRENDAN MORAN
City Treasurer
- RONALD CASSANO Ballotpedia
Moorpark city
For Mayor
- CHRIS R. ENEGREN Ballotpedia
Ojai city
For Mayor
- ANDY GILMAN Ballotpedia
Port Hueneme city
For Member of the City Council
- LAURA HERNANDEZ
- JULIO KOLLERBOHM
- JAMES IMPORTANTE
- STEVEN A. GAMA
- MARTHA R. MCQUEEN-LEGOHN
Simi Valley city
For Mayor
- WAYNE HAMPTON HOLLAND, III Ballotpedia
- DEE DEE CAVANAUGH Ballotpedia
- ROBERT CLARIZIO Ballotpedia
- MIKE JUDGE Ballotpedia
- KAREEM JUBRAN Ballotpedia
- Source: California Secretary of State, certified list of candidates for the November 3, 2026 general election · accessed October 17, 2026
- Source: Ballotpedia — California elections, 2026 · accessed October 24, 2026
- Source: Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk, final list of qualified candidates to appear on the November 3, 2026 ballot, printed September 2, 2026 · accessed October 19, 2026
- Source: Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk, measures appearing on the November 3, 2026 ballot, revised August 20, 2026 · accessed October 19, 2026
- Source: San Diego County Registrar of Voters, candidate list for the November 3, 2026 general election, printed August 28, 2026 · accessed October 19, 2026
- Source: San Francisco Department of Elections, candidates for the November 3, 2026 general election · accessed October 19, 2026
- Source: Alameda County Registrar of Voters, candidate list for the General Election of November 3, 2026, marked Official, filtered to On Ballot and Filing Completed · accessed October 19, 2026
- Source: Riverside County Registrar of Voters, contest and candidate proof list of qualified candidates for the November 3, 2026 general election, printed September 11, 2026 · accessed October 19, 2026
- Source: Orange County Registrar of Voters, contest and candidate proof list of qualified candidates for the November 3, 2026 general election · accessed October 19, 2026
- Source: Fresno County Clerk/Registrar of Voters, contests on the ballot with qualified candidates for the November 3, 2026 consolidated statewide general election · accessed October 19, 2026
- Source: Contra Costa County Clerk-Recorder, contest and candidate proof list of qualified candidates for the November 3, 2026 general election, printed August 27, 2026 · accessed October 19, 2026
- Source: Ventura County Clerk-Recorder and Registrar of Voters, contest and candidate proof list of qualified candidates for the November 3, 2026 general election, random alpha order applied August 14, 2026 · accessed October 19, 2026
Election night figures
Vote totals appear here after polls close in this state. They are copied from the state election office file. A winner is labeled only when that file marks the race decided or certified. All states
California
Polls close at 8:00 p.m. Pacific Time. Cal. Elec. Code § 14212
No returns are shown before polls close in California. California Secretary of State — election results
Last checked October 18, 2026. California Secretary of State — certified list of candidates, November 3, 2026 general election; California Secretary of State — qualified ballot measures.
Federal offices
- U.S. House, by district
Statewide offices
- Governor
- Lieutenant Governor
- Secretary of State
- Controller
- Treasurer
- Attorney General
- Insurance Commissioner
- Superintendent of Public Instruction
- Associate Justice of the Supreme Court (two contests, all 58 counties)
The certified list also includes Board of Equalization districts, even-numbered State Senate districts, State Assembly districts, and Courts of Appeal contests. Those contests are not statewide.
Statewide ballot measures
- Proposition 1, Authorizes Bonds for Housing Affordability Programs (Legislative Statute)
- Proposition 2, Increases State’s Rainy Day Fund (Legislative Constitutional Amendment)
- Proposition 3, Provides Permanent Funding for Schools and Health Care by Extending Existing Tax on High Incomes (Initiative Constitutional Amendment)
- Proposition 4, Repeals Prohibition Against Public Funding of Election Campaigns (Legislative Statute)
- Proposition 5, Changes Recall Election Process for Statewide Officers (Legislative Constitutional Amendment)
- Proposition 37, Creates Loan Program for Middle-Income Buyers of Qualified New Homes (Initiative Statute)
- Proposition 38, Authorizes Bonds for Immunology Medical Research (Initiative Statute)
- Proposition 39, Prohibits Citizens from Voting Unless They Present Government-Issued Identification (Initiative Constitutional Amendment)
- Proposition 40, Imposes One-Time Tax on Certain Taxpayers (Initiative Constitutional Amendment and Statute)
- Proposition 41, Prohibits New State Taxes That Exclude Revenues from State Spending Limit. Requires Audits for New State Special Taxes (Initiative Constitutional Amendment)
- Proposition 42, Prohibits New State Personal Property Taxes and Certain Retroactive State Taxes (Initiative Constitutional Amendment)
- Proposition 43, Limits Voters’ Ability to Raise Revenues for Local Government Services (Legislative Constitutional Amendment)
- Proposition 44, Requires Community Health Clinics Spend 90% Of Revenue on Program Services (Initiative Statute)
- Proposition 45, Modifies Environmental Review for Certain Projects (Initiative Statute)
The Secretary of State’s qualified-ballot-measures page states that on June 25, 2026, ACA 13 (Res. Ch. 176, 2023) was removed from the November 3, 2026 ballot pursuant to ACA 21 (Res. Ch. 131, 2026).
Key dates
Dates below are the sentences stored from the official calendar. Checked October 28, 2026.
Voter registration
October 19, 2026 was the last day to register to vote for the general election. The key-dates page does not split that deadline into mail, online, and in-person cutoffs.
Same-day registration is available October 20–November 3, 2026, per the California Secretary of State key-dates page.
Early voting
Early-voting sites opened October 5, 2026. Counties under the Voter’s Choice Act opened vote centers on October 24, 2026. The key-dates page does not list one statewide closing day for those sites before Election Day. County hours vary. Election Day polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Mail-ballot request
No later than October 5, 2026, county elections officials began mailing each registered voter a vote-by-mail ballot. The key-dates page does not list a separate application deadline for that mailing.
Mail-ballot return
A vote-by-mail ballot returned by mail must be postmarked on or before Election Day and received by the county elections office by November 10, 2026.
Race guides for California
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Questions readers ask
- Which federal and statewide offices are on the November 3, 2026 ballot in California?
- On the November 3, 2026 general-election ballot in California, the Secretary of State’s certified candidate list, certified August 27, 2026, does not include a U.S. Senate contest. That list places these offices before all 58 counties: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Controller, Treasurer, Attorney General, Insurance Commissioner, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and two Associate Justice of the Supreme Court contests for all 58 counties. U.S. House contests are listed by district.
- Which statewide ballot measures does the official California source list for November 3, 2026?
- The official source lists Proposition 1, Authorizes Bonds for Housing Affordability Programs (Legislative Statute), Proposition 2, Increases State’s Rainy Day Fund (Legislative Constitutional Amendment), Proposition 3, Provides Permanent Funding for Schools and Health Care by Extending Existing Tax on High Incomes (Initiative Constitutional Amendment), Proposition 4, Repeals Prohibition Against Public Funding of Election Campaigns (Legislative Statute), Proposition 5, Changes Recall Election Process for Statewide Officers (Legislative Constitutional Amendment), Proposition 37, Creates Loan Program for Middle-Income Buyers of Qualified New Homes (Initiative Statute), Proposition 38, Authorizes Bonds for Immunology Medical Research (Initiative Statute), Proposition 39, Prohibits Citizens from Voting Unless They Present Government-Issued Identification (Initiative Constitutional Amendment), Proposition 40, Imposes One-Time Tax on Certain Taxpayers (Initiative Constitutional Amendment and Statute), Proposition 41, Prohibits New State Taxes That Exclude Revenues from State Spending Limit. Requires Audits for New State Special Taxes (Initiative Constitutional Amendment), Proposition 42, Prohibits New State Personal Property Taxes and Certain Retroactive State Taxes (Initiative Constitutional Amendment), Proposition 43, Limits Voters’ Ability to Raise Revenues for Local Government Services (Legislative Constitutional Amendment), Proposition 44, Requires Community Health Clinics Spend 90% Of Revenue on Program Services (Initiative Statute), and Proposition 45, Modifies Environmental Review for Certain Projects (Initiative Statute). The Secretary of State’s qualified-ballot-measures page states that on June 25, 2026, ACA 13 (Res. Ch. 176, 2023) was removed from the November 3, 2026 ballot pursuant to ACA 21 (Res. Ch. 131, 2026).
- What voter-registration deadline does the official calendar list for California?
- October 19, 2026 was the last day to register to vote for the general election. The key-dates page does not split that deadline into mail, online, and in-person cutoffs. Same-day registration is available October 20–November 3, 2026, per the California Secretary of State key-dates page.
- What early-voting dates does the official calendar list for California?
- Early-voting sites opened October 5, 2026. Counties under the Voter’s Choice Act opened vote centers on October 24, 2026. The key-dates page does not list one statewide closing day for those sites before Election Day. County hours vary. Election Day polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
- What mail-ballot deadline does the official calendar list for California?
- No later than October 5, 2026, county elections officials began mailing each registered voter a vote-by-mail ballot. The key-dates page does not list a separate application deadline for that mailing. A vote-by-mail ballot returned by mail must be postmarked on or before Election Day and received by the county elections office by November 10, 2026.
- Where does this site list California results?
- California results on this site are on the California results page. This site’s race results pages for California cover California Governor — 2026 and California 13th Congressional District — 2026. The live results page links the official California results site. Returns shown here stay unofficial until election officials certify them. This site does not certify outcomes.
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