California Senatorial Candidates 2012

Primary: June 5, 2012

California Senator Candidates

California Senator Candidates

California Senate Candidates - Announced, Potential, and Rumored Senatorial Candidates

Republican and Democrat Candidates for California Senate Primary Election


Heritage Foundation Scorecard for California Candidates


CA 40 Rep. Ed Royce R 91%
CA 4 Rep. Tom McClintock R 86%
CA 48 Rep. John Campbell R 84%
CA 2 Rep. Wally Herger R 80%
CA 42 Rep. Gary Miller R 78%
CA 52 Rep. Duncan Hunter R 76%
CA 46 Rep. Dana Rohrabacher R 76%
CA 49 Rep. Darrell Issa R 73%
CA 21 Rep. Devin Nunes R 66%
CA 19 Rep. Jeffrey Denham R 65%
CA 45 Rep. Mary Bono Mack R 64%
CA 24 Rep. Elton Gallegly R 62%
CA 22 Rep. Kevin McCarthy R 60%
CA 44 Rep. Ken Calvert R 57%
CA 3 Rep. Dan Lungren R 57%
CA 26 Rep. David Dreier R 56%
CA 41 Rep. Jerry Lewis R 55%
CA 25 Rep. Howard McKeon R 55%
CA 50 Rep. Brian Bilbray R 54%
CA 20 Rep. Jim Costa D 28%
CA 36 Janice Hahn D 27%
CA 18 Rep. Dennis Cardoza D 22%
CA 14 Rep. Anna Eshoo D 22%
CA 13 Rep. Pete Stark D 20%
CA 17 Rep. Sam Farr D 19%
CA 16 Rep. Zoe Lofgren D 19%
CA 9 Rep. Barbara Lee D 19%
CA 5 Rep. Doris Matsui D 19%
CA 30 Rep. Henry Waxman D 19%
CA 6 Rep. Lynn Woolsey D 19%
CA 8 Rep. Nancy Pelosi D 18%
CA 51 Rep. Bob Filner D 17%
CA 7 Rep. George Miller D 17%
CA 35 Rep. Maxine Waters D 17%
CA 28 Rep. Howard Berman D 16%
CA 1 Rep. Mike Thompson D 16%
CA 31 Rep. Xavier Becerra D 14%
CA 53 Rep. Susan Davis D 14%
CA 15 Rep. Michael Honda D 14%
CA 11 Rep. Jerry McNerney D 14%
CA 37 Rep. Laura Richardson D 14%
CA 29 Rep. Adam Schiff D 14%
CA 33 Rep. Karen Bass D 12%
CA 32 Rep. Judy Chu D 12%
CA 10 Rep. John Garamendi D 12%
CA 34 Rep. Lucille Roybal-Allard D 12%
CA 38 Rep. Grace Napolitano D 10%
CA 47 Rep. Loretta Sanchez D 10%
CA 39 Rep. Linda Sanchez D 10%
CA CA Sen. Dianne Feinstein D 10%
CA 27 Rep. Brad Sherman D 9%
CA 12 Rep. Jackie Speier D 8%
CA 23 Rep. Lois Capps D 7%
CA CA Sen. Barbara Boxer D 5%
CA 43 Rep. Joe Baca D 0%

Dianne Feinstein (D)
John Boruff (R)
Elizabeth Emken (R)
Keith Holbrook (R)
Dan Hughes (R)
Tim Kalemkarian (R)
Dirk Konopik (R)
Jonathan Durand Owens (R)
Al Ramirez (R)
Michael Stollaire (R)
Orly Taitz (R)
Gail Lightfoot (Libertarian)
Don Grundmann (AIP)
Vincent May (AIP)

CA California Candidates for Congress

District 1:
Sam Aanestad (R)
Gregory Cheadle (R)
Doug LaMalfa (R)
Pete Stiglich (R)
Jim Reed (D)

District 2:
Susan Adams (D)
Banafsheh Akhlaghi (D)
Andy Caffrey (D)
William Courtney (D)
Jared Huffman (D)
Stacey Lawson (D)
Tiffany Renee (D)
Norman Solomon (D)
Dan Roberts (R)

District 3:
John Garamendi (D)
Tony Carlos (R)
Tim Core (R)
Charlie Shaupp (R)
Rick Tubbs (R)
Kim Dolbow Vann (R)

District 4:
Ben Emery (Green)
Tom McClintock (R)
Jack Uppal (D)

District 5:
Mike Thompson (D)

District 6:
Doris Matsui (D)
Erik Smitt (R)

District 7:
Ami Bera (D)
Dan Lungren (R)
Darren Spellman (R)

District 8:
Jackie Conaway (D)
Paul Cook (R)
Gregg Imus (R)
Bill Jensen (R)
Ryan McEachron (R)
Brad Mitzelfelt (R)
Angela Valles (R)

District 9:
Jerry McNerney (D)
Ricky Gill (R)
Brad Goehring (R)
John McDonald (R)
Robert Silva (R)

District 10:
Jeff Denham (R)
Mike Barkley (D)
Jose Hernandez (D)

District 11:
George Miller (D)

District 12:
Nancy Pelosi (D)
Summer Shields (D)
Philip Berg (Libertarian)

District 13:
Barbara Lee (D)
Marilyn Singleton (Independent)

District 14:
Jackie Speier (D)

District 15:
Fortney "Pete" Stark (D)
Ellen Corbett (D)
Mary Hayashi (D)
Justin Jelincic (D)
Ro Khanna (D)
Eric Swalwell (D)

District 16:
Jim Costa (D)
Loraine Goodwin (D)
Clint Olivier (R)
Johnny Tacherra (R)
Brian Whelan (R)

District 17:
Mike Honda (D)

District 18:
Anna Eshoo (D)
William Parks (D)
Paul Lazaga (Libertarian)

District 19:
Zoe Lofgren (D)
Joe Simitian (D)

District 20:
Sam Farr (D)
Jeff Taylor (R)

District 21:
Dean Florez (D)
John Hernandez (D)
Blong Xiong (D)
David Valadao (R)

District 22:
Devin Nunes (R)

District 23:
Kevin McCarthy (R)

District 24:
Lois Capps (D)
Abel Maldonado (R)
Chris Mitchum (R)
Tom Watson (R)

District 25:
Howard McKeon (R)
Harrison Leonard (R)
Laura Molina (D)
Lee Rogers (D)

District 26:
Glen Becerra (R)
Keith Millhouse (R)
Linda Parks (R)
Tony Strickland (R)
Tim Allison (D)
Steve Bennett (D)
Jess Herrera (D)
David Pollock (D)
Zeke Ruelas (D)
Mary Anne Rooney (D)
David Cruz Thayne (D)

District 27:
Judy Chu (D)

District 28:
Adam Schiff (D)
Jonathan Kalbfeld (D)

District 29: (NEW)
Tony Cardenas (D)
David Hernandez (R)

District 30:
Howard Berman (D)
Brad Sherman (D)
Vince Gilmore (D)
Mark Reed (R)
Susan Shelley (R)

District 31:
Gary Miller (R)
Bob Dutton (R)
Pete Aguilar (D)
Justin Kim (D)
Rita Ramirez-Dean (D)
Renea Wickman (D)

District 32:
 David Dreier (R)
Grace Napolitano (D)
Norma Macias (D)

District 33:
Henry Waxman (D)
Nick Garzilli (D)
David Benning (R)
Christopher David (R)
Chuck Wilkerson (R)

District 34:
Xavier Becerra (D)

District 35:
Joe Baca (D)
Gloria Negrete McLeod (D)
Norma Torres (D)

District 36:
Mary Bono Mack (R)
Raul Ruiz (D)

District 37:
Karen Bass (D)
Mervin Evans (D)

District 38:
Linda Sanchez (D)
Ron Calderon (D)
Benjamin Campos (R)
Jorge Robles (R)

District 39:
Ed Royce (R)
Robert Lauten (R)
Mike Munzing (R)
Shawn Nelson (R)

District 40:
Lucille Roybal-Allard (D)

District 41: (NEW)
Vince Sawyer (R)
John Tavaglione (R)
Bill Hedrick (D)
Mark Takano (D)
Louis Vandenberg (D)

District 42:
Ken Calvert (R)
Eva Johnson (R)

District 43:
Maxine Waters (D)

District 44:
Janice Hahn (D)
Laura Richardson (D)

District 45:
John Campbell (R)
Sukhee Kang (D)
John Webb (R)

District 46:
Loretta Sanchez (D)
Pat Garcia (R)

District 47: (NEW)
Alan Lowenthal (D)
Gary DeLong (R)
Troy Edgar (R)
Steve Kuykendall (R)

District 48:
Dana Rohrabacher (R)
Jay Shah (D)

District 49:
Darrell Issa (R)
Jerry Tetalman (D)
Mike Paster (Libertarian)
Dick Eiden (Independent)

District 50:
 Duncan Hunter (R)
Terri Linnell (R)

District 51:
Denise Moreno Ducheny (D)
Juan Vargas (D)
Nick Popaditch (R)

District 52:
Brian Bilbray (R)
Wayne Iverson (R)
John Stahl (R)
Scott Peters (D)
Lori Saldaña (D)
Mark Edward Powell (Libertarian)

District 53:
Susan Davis (D)
Michael Crimmins (R)

Here is the Ehlinger video that is driving Democratia CRAZY!!!!
Give us your cash B-ch!


It is creating a crap-storm of liberal outrage in a west coast Congressional election right now. It is fantastic to see young conservatives having the bravery to do this. Reward this young man, Ladd Ehlinger, here or here for doing what the Viagra-starved  California GOP establishment has no courage to do.

Video producer Ladd Ehlinger is inflaming elitist Southern California Democrats with a hard-hitting video, righteously critical of Democrat Janice Hahn, who is running in a special election for Congress in CD36, against conservative Craig Huey.

The race is to replace the retiring liberal millionairess Jane Harman.

Here is the Ehlinger video that is driving Democratia CRAZY!!!!

Janice Hahn and Craig Huey were the top two finishers in the May 17 special primary election to replace former Democratic Rep. Jane Harman in the Venice-to-San Pedro 36 th Congressional District.
The runoff is July 12.

 

History of California. Information that every California Election Candidates for US Senate Should Know:

California was named for a fictional island peopled by pagan Amazons, the setting of a 16th century Spanish book popular when that nation's explorers first came to this part of North America's Pacific Coast. At first, "California" meant the peninsula on the west coast of modern Mexico now known as Baja California or Lower California, and the Spaniards believed that they had discovered an enormous island. Only as they ventured further inland did they find that "California" extended north to join the continent, and they named this extension "Alta California," the region that now forms the 31st state of the United States of America.

California stretches 825 miles from its northwest corner on the 42nd parallel on the Pacific Ocean to its southeast corner on the 32nd parallel at the junction of the Gila and Colorado Rivers. The winding shoreline contains 1,264 miles of beaches and harbors. And elevations run from 14,495 feet at the peak of Mount Whitney to 282 feet below sea level at Death Valley, with both of these landmarks little more than fifty miles apart in Inyo County.