Race · November 3, 2026

U.S. House · California's 47th District

2 candidates on the ballot.¹

How this race is decided: Under California's top-two system, only the two candidates who received the most votes in the June 2, 2026, primary, regardless of party preference, appear on this general-election ballot.^1,2

§1Candidates

Why this matters: Every candidate the state lists for this race on the November ballot, in the state's own order.

Dave Min

Democratic · Incumbent

Currently represents California's 47th District in the U.S. House.

Jenny Rae Le Roux

Republican · Challenger

§2Side by side

Why this matters: The same facts for every candidate, in the same order. Where we found nothing for a candidate, the cell says so — that means we didn't find it in public sources, not that it doesn't exist.

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Fact	Dave Min	Jenny Rae Le Roux
Party on the ballot	Democratic^1,3	Republican^1,3
Status	Incumbent⁴	Challenger
Raised	$3,872,175 through October 14, 2026⁵	$592,041 through October 14, 2026⁶
Cash on hand	$1,482,646⁵	$135,774⁶
Outside spending	$697,088 for · $0 against⁷	Not found in the public sources we checked
Police funding	Increase police funding, for example to hire more officers His campaign website says he has fought for more funding for state and local police and secured more than $1.5 million to upgrade a local law enforcement training facility and start a public safety initiative in Orange County.⁸	Her campaign website says she will fully fund federal law enforcement and oppose any effort to defund the agencies that protect communities.⁹
Stock trading by members of Congress	Ban members themselves from trading individual stocks His campaign website says he has sponsored legislation to end stock trading by members of Congress and Trump administration insiders.¹⁰	Ban members themselves from trading individual stocks Her campaign website says she will sponsor a bill to end congressional insider trading and fight for a full ban on individual stock trading by members of Congress, along with real-time financial disclosure.⁹
Iran's nuclear program and sanctions	His campaign website says he has opposed President Trump's war in Iran.¹⁰	Her campaign website says she opposes any agreement that does not permanently and verifiably dismantle Iran's nuclear program, and supports strong international sanctions and all necessary pressure to keep Iran from achieving its nuclear ambitions.⁹
Homelessness	His campaign website says ending chronic homelessness takes more than housing alone, and that he would ease the barriers to combining federal, state and local money for housing and mental health and substance abuse services while continuing to fund those programs.¹¹	Her campaign website says every federal homelessness grant should carry outcome-based requirements, with programs that cannot show they are getting people off the streets not renewed, and that federal mental health and addiction treatment money should reach the communities that need it most.⁹
Zoning and new housing	His campaign website says he supports an all-of-the-above approach to housing costs that reduces the barriers to building more housing, including the uncertainty and litigation risk of permitting rules, while also funding and subsidizing affordable housing.¹¹	Her campaign website says she will push for permitting reform to cut the federal red tape that makes new housing construction costly and slow.⁹
Asylum rules	His campaign website says people seeking asylum on valid grounds should be protected from deportation.¹²	Her campaign website says she supports fully funding border security, ending catch-and-release and closing the asylum loopholes it says criminal smuggling organizations exploit.⁹
Legal immigration levels	His campaign website says he supports changes to the immigration system that make it easier for employers to recruit the talent they need.¹³	Her campaign website says she will support a legal immigration process that is clear and fair.⁹

Issues only one candidate has addressed

By candidate, in ballot order. We found nothing public from the other candidates in this race on these issues.

Dave Min — 14 issues

Abortion law
His campaign website says there should be no compromises on women's access to abortion and contraception, and that women, not politicians, should decide whether to have an abortion.¹⁴
Who sets abortion law
A national law making abortion legal in every state, at least until viability, as under Roe v. Wade
His campaign website says he has sponsored legislation to write Roe v. Wade into federal law.¹⁴
National Guard troops in cities
His campaign website says President Trump has illegally deployed troops in American streets.¹⁵
Small business loans and programs
His campaign website says he voted for legislation to modernize the Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer programs, which offer early-stage funding to entrepreneurs.¹³
Oil and gas drilling on federal land and offshore
His campaign website says that on the House Natural Resources Committee he has voted to protect coastlines, and that he is working with both parties to stop offshore drilling.^16,17
AR-15-style rifles
Ban the sale of these rifles
His campaign website says he has supported bills to renew the assault weapons ban.¹⁸
Background checks for gun sales
His campaign website says he has supported bills to expand background checks.¹⁸
Red flag laws
Adopt more red flag laws, including a national one
His campaign website says he has supported bills to expand red flag laws.¹⁸
Rules for gun accessories and parts
Tighten rules, such as registering pistols with stabilizing braces and requiring serial numbers and background checks for all gun kits and parts
His campaign website says he introduced legislation to address 3D-printed firearms and ghost guns.¹⁸
ACA premium tax credits
His campaign website says he voted to protect the enhanced premium tax credits and that they must be restored.¹⁹
Federal Medicaid funding
Reverse the 2025 changes or increase federal funding
His campaign website says he voted against cuts to Medicaid and Medicare funding and that essential funding for both programs must be restored.¹⁹
Immigration enforcement inside the country
His campaign website says he has consistently voted against funding for ICE, and that more guardrails are needed to make sure the agency follows the law.¹²
Legal status for immigrants here without permission, including Dreamers
His campaign website says someone who has lived in the country for 30 years, paid taxes, married a U.S. citizen and had children born here should not be deported, and calls for comprehensive immigration reform that is fair and humane while emphasizing border security.¹²
Masks and identification for immigration officers
His campaign website says ICE's use of masked and anonymous agents to conduct warrantless sweeps is illegal, as it says a number of courts have found.¹²

Jenny Rae Le Roux — 4 issues

Mandatory minimum sentences
Her campaign website says she will back legislation holding fentanyl traffickers to the harshest federal penalties available.⁹
State and local role in immigration enforcement
Require full cooperation, with penalties for places that limit it
Her campaign website says she opposes federal funding for sanctuary cities and states.⁹
Federal spending levels
Her campaign website says she will work to rein in federal spending, which it blames for inflation in the cost of groceries and gas.⁹
Fraud and improper payments in federal programs
Her campaign website says she would require publicly accessible spending reports for every major federal program, lower federal prosecution thresholds so fraud schemes under $1 million are pursued, reform FOIA, and push for independent, real-time audits of high-risk federal programs.⁹

Issue statements are drafted by AI from the public sources cited, and only cover what each candidate has said publicly.

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