State · November 3, 2026
California
53 races for U.S. Senate, U.S. House and governor, from the state's official list of candidates.1
§1Statewide races
Why this matters: Every voter in California votes in these races.
§2U.S. House
Why this matters: You vote only in the House district where you live. Not sure which one? Use the address search above.
- Mike McGuire (Democratic) · James Gallagher (Republican)
- Jared Huffman (Democratic) · Robin Littau (Republican)
- Ami Bera (Democratic) · Robb Tucker (Republican)
- Eric Jones (Democratic) · Mike Thompson (Democratic)
- Michael Masuda (Democratic) · Tom McClintock (Republican)
- Richard Pan (Democratic) · Kevin Kiley (No Party Preference)
- Doris Matsui (Democratic) · Mai Vang (Democratic)
- John Garamendi (Democratic) · Rudy Recile (Republican)
- Josh Harder (Democratic) · John McBride (Republican)
- Mark DeSaulnier (Democratic) · Jeff Frese (Republican)
- District 11open seatConnie Chan (Democratic) · Scott Wiener (Democratic)
- Jamie Joyce (Democratic) · Lateefah Simon (Democratic)
- Adam Gray (Democratic) · Kevin Lincoln (Republican)
- Melissa Hernandez (Democratic) · Aisha Wahab (Democratic)
- Kevin Mullin (Democratic) · Charles Hoelter (Republican)
- Sam Liccardo (Democratic) · Peter Sundin Soulé (Republican)
- Ro Khanna (Democratic) · Ritesh Tandon (Republican)
- Zoe Lofgren (Democratic) · Shane Lewis (Republican)
- Jimmy Panetta (Democratic) · Peter Coe Verbica (Republican)
- Sandra Van Scotter (Democratic) · Vince Fong (Republican)
- Jim Costa (Democratic) · Kyle Kirkland (Republican)
- Randy Villegas (Democratic) · David G. Valadao (Republican)
- Tessa Lynn Hodge (Democratic) · Jay Obernolte (Republican)
- Salud Carbajal (Democratic) · Bob Smith (Republican)
- Raul Ruiz (Democratic) · Joe Males (Republican)
- District 26open seatJacqui Irwin (Democratic) · Sam Gallucci (Republican)
- George Whitesides (Democratic) · Jason Gibbs (Republican)
- Judy Chu (Democratic) · April A. Verlato (Republican)
- Angélica María Dueñas (Democratic) · Luz Maria Rivas (Democratic)
- Laura Friedman (Democratic) · Scott Alan Meyers (Republican)
- Gil Cisneros (Democratic) · Eric Ching (Republican)
- Brad Sherman (Democratic) · Larry Thompson (Republican)
- Pete Aguilar (Democratic) · Stephanie M. Vargas (Republican)
- Jimmy Gomez (Democratic) · Angela Gonzales-Torres (Democratic)
- Norma J. Torres (Democratic) · Mike Cargile (Republican)
- Ted W. Lieu (Democratic) · Houston Brignano (Republican)
- Sydney Kamlager-Dove (Democratic) · Samantha Mota (Democratic)
- District 38open seatHilda Solis (Democratic) · Pedro Antonio Casas (Republican)
- Mark Takano (Democratic) · Steve Manos (Republican)
- Ken Calvert (Republican) · Young Kim (Republican)
- Linda Sánchez (Democratic) · Mitch Clemmons (Republican)
- Robert Garcia (Democratic) · Brian Burley (Republican)
- Maxine Waters (Democratic) · Cristian Morales (Republican)
- Nanette Diaz Barragan (Democratic) · Genevieve Angel (Republican)
- Derek Tran (Democratic) · Chuong V. Vo (Republican)
- Lou Correa (Democratic) · David Pan (Republican)
- Dave Min (Democratic) · Jenny Rae Le Roux (Republican)
- District 48open seatMarni von Wilpert (Democratic) · Jim Desmond (Republican)
- Mike Levin (Democratic) · Armen Kurdian (Republican)
- Scott Peters (Democratic) · Steve Cohen (Republican)
- Sara Jacobs (Democratic) · Ricardo Cabrera (Republican)
- Juan Vargas (Democratic) · Jeff Belle (Republican)
§3Notes on the official list
- The certified list marks incumbents with an asterisk only in some state races and marks no candidate for Governor or U.S. House, so this file does not record incumbency for any candidate.
- The certified list prints Kevin Kiley's (District 6) party preference as "No Party Preference"; the Secretary of State says a candidate with no qualified-party preference is shown on the ballot itself as "Party Preference: None". We recorded the label as the certified list prints it.