District 5:
Mike Thompson (D)
James Hinton (Independent)
District 6:
Doris Matsui (D)
Joseph McCray Sr. (R)
District 7:
Ami Bera (D)
Doug Ose (R)
District 8:
Paul Cook (R)
Bob Conaway (D)
District 9:
Jerry McNerney (D)
Tony Amador (R)
District 10:
Jeff Denham (R)
Michael Eggman (D)
District 11:
Mark DeSaulnier (D)
Tue Phan (R)
District 12:
* Nancy Pelosi (D)
John Dennis (R)
District 13:
Barbara Lee (D)
Dakin Sundeen (R)
District 14:
Jackie Speier (D)
Robin Chew (R)
District 15:
Eric Swalwell (D)
Hugh Bussell (R)
District 16:
Jim Costa (D)
Johnny Tacherra (R)
District 17:
Mike Honda (D)
Ro Khanna (D)
District 18:
Anna Eshoo (D)
Richard Fox (R)
District 19: Zoe Lofgren (D)
Robert Murray (D)
District 20:
Sam Farr (D)
Ron Kabat (Independent) - Tea Party Activist
District 21:
David Valadao (R)
Amanda Renteria (D)
District 22:
Devin Nunes (R)
Suzanna "Sam" Aguilera-Marrero (D)
District 23:
Kevin McCarthy (R)
Raul Garcia (D)
District 24:
Lois Capps (D)
Chris Mitchum (R)
District 25: Steve Knight (R
Tony Strickland (R)
District 26: Julia Brownley (D)
Jeff Gorell (R)
District 27:
Judy Chu (D)
Jack Orswell (R)
District 28:
Adam Schiff (D)
Steve Stokes (Independent)
District 29:
Tony Cardenas (D)
Will Leader (R)
District 30: Brad Sherman (D)
Mark Reed (R)
District 31:
Paul Chabot (R)
Pete Aguilar (D)
District 32:
Grace Napolitano (D)
Art Alas (R)
District 33:
Ted Lieu (D)
Elan Carr (R)
District 34:
Xavier Becerra (D)
Adrienne Edwards (D)
District 35:
Christina Gagnier (D)
Norma Torres (D)
District 36: Raul Ruiz (D)
Brian Nestande (R)
District 37:
Karen Bass (D)
R. Adam King (R)
District 38: Linda Sanchez (D)
Benjamin Campos (R)
District 39:
Ed Royce (R)
Peter Anderson (D)
District 40:
Lucille Roybal-Allard (D)
David Sanchez (D)
District 41:
Mark Takano (D)
Steve Adams (R)
District 42:
Ken Calvert (R)
Tim Sheridan (D)
District 43:
Maxine Waters (D)
John Wood Jr. (R)
District 44: Janice Hahn (D)
Adam Shbeita (PFP)
District 45: Mimi Walters (R)
Drew Leavens (D)
District 46:
Loretta Sanchez (D)
Adam Nick (R)
District 47: Alan Lowenthal (D)
Andy Whallon (R)
District 48: Dana Rohrabacher (R)
Sue Savary (D)
District 49: Darrell Issa (R)
Dave Peiser (D)
District 50: Duncan Hunter (R)
James Kimber (D)
District 51:
Juan Vargas (D)
Stephen "Stephanie" Meade (Independent)
District 52:
Scott Peters (D)
Carl DeMaio (R)
District 53:
Susan Davis (D)
Larry Wilske (R)
California will elect their conservative candidates in the California Primary June 3, 2014. See list of endorsed candidates.
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2014 Primary Election Endorsements
As of May 14, 2014
California Statewide:
Governor – Tim Donnelly
Lt. Governor – Ron Nehring
Controller – Ashley Swearengin
Secretary of State – Pete Peterson
Insurance Commissioner – Ted Gaines
State Superintendent of Instruction: Lydia Gutierrez
State Board of Equalization – District 1 – George Runner
State Board of Equalization – District 4 – Diane Harkey
Assembly Districts
AD-02 Matthew Heath
AD-03 James Gallagher
AD-04 Charlie Schaupp
AD-05 Frank Bigelow
AD-06 Beth Gaines
AD-08 Doug Haaland
AD-09 Manuel Martin
AD-26 Rudy Mendoza
AD-28 Chuck Page
AD-32 Romeo Agbalog
AD-33 Jay Obernolte
AD-34 Shannon Grove
AD-36 Tom Lackey
AD-37 Ronald Deblauw
AD-38 Scott Wilk
AD-40 Mark Steinorth
AD-41 Deborah Behovnek
AD-52 Dorothy Pineda
AD-54 Glen Ratcliff
AD-55 Phillip Chen
AD-60 Eric Linder
AD-65 Young Kim
AD-66 David Hadley
AD-67 Melissa Melendez
AD-68 Don Wagner
AD-69 Cecilia “Ceci” Iglesias
AD-71 Brian Jones
AD-72 Travis Allen
AD-73 Bill Brough
AD-74 Matthew Harper
AD-75 Marie Waldron
AD-78 Barbara Decker
Senate Districts
SD-02 Lawrence Wiesner
SD-04 Jim Nielsen
SD-08 Tom Berryhill
SD-10 Peter Kuo
SD-14 Andy Vidak
SD-16 Jean Fuller
SD-23 Mike Morrell
SD-24 William Rodriguez Morrison
SD-32 Mario Guerra
SD-34 Janet Nguyen
SD-36 Pat Bates
Congressional Districts
CA-03 Dan Logue
CA-09 Steve Colangelo
CA-21 David Valadao
CA-22 Devin Nunes
CA-23 Kevin McCarthy
CA-24 Dale Francisco
CA-25 Steve Knight
CA-26 Jeff Gorrell
CA-35 Ben Lopez
CA-30 Mark Reed
CA-39 Ed Royce
CA-41 Steve Adams
CA-43 John R. Wood
CA-46 Carlos Vasquez
CA-47 Andrew Wallon
CA-48 Dana Rohrabacher
CA-49 Darrell Issa
CA-50 Duncan Hunter
CA-52 Kirk Jorgensen
CA-53 Joel Marchese
COUNTY OFFICES – ALPHABETICAL BY COUNTY
KingsCounty
Supervisor D1 – Joe Neves
District Attorney – Keith Fagundes
Los Angeles County
Sheriff – Paul Tanaka
Assessor – John Wong
Orange County
Supervisor D2 – Michelle Steel
Supervisor D5 – Robert Ming
Assessor: Claude Parrish
Auditor/Controller: Eric Woolery
Clerk Recorder: Hugh Nguyen
District Attorney: Tony Rackauckas
Sheriff: Sandra Hutchens
Treasurer-Tax Collector: Shari L Freidenrich
Board of Education District 2: Tom Pollitt
Board of Education District 5: Linda Lindholm
Superior Court Judge, Office No. 20: Helen Hayden
Superior Court Judge, Office No. 35: Jeff Ferguson
Placer County
Supervisor D2 – Robert Weygant
Clerk-Recorder – Jim McCauley
District Attorney – Scott Owens
Auditor-Controller – Andy Sisk
Treasurer-Tax Collector – Jenine Windeshausen
Assessor – Kristen Spears
Riverside
District Attorney-Paul Zellerbach
Sacramento County
District Attorney-Anne Marie Schubert
San Diego County
Supervisor D5-Bill Horn
SD County Board of Education D5-Doug Perkins
Superior Court Judge #19 – Paul Ware
Superior Court Judge #25-Ken Gosselin
Santa Clara County
Supervisor D1 – Mike Wasserman
Tulare County
County Sheriff – Mike Boudreaux
Supervisor D5 – Greg Shelton
City Offices - Alphabetical by City
San Jose
San Jose City Council D 7 – Van Le
Simi Valley
Simi Valley City Council – Mike Judge
Simi Valley School Board:
Josie Hirsh
Dean Kunicki
Torrance
Torrance Mayor – Tom Brewer
Torrance City Clerk – Gina Semana
Torrance City Council
Milton Herring
Leilani Kimmel-Dagostino
Charlotte Svolos
Dr. J.P. Tabakian
Heritage Foundation Scorecard of California Congressmen
A rating below 70% is considered Liberal. Consider voting against
any Congressman with a grade lower than 70%.
State District Name Party Score%
CA 40 Rep. Ed Royce R 88%
CA 4 Rep. Tom McClintock R 86%
CA 48 Rep. John Campbell R 81%
CA 2 Rep. Wally Herger R 79%
CA 52 Rep. Duncan Hunter R 75%
CA 42 Rep. Gary Miller R 75%
CA 46 Rep. Dana Rohrabacher R 75%
CA 49 Rep. Darrell Issa R 71%
CA 21 Rep. Devin Nunes R 64%
CA 19 Rep. Jeffrey Denham R 60%
CA 45 Rep. Mary Bono Mack R 59%
CA 24 Rep. Elton Gallegly R 59%
CA 22 Rep. Kevin McCarthy R 58%
CA 44 Rep. Ken Calvert R 54%
CA 26 Rep. David Dreier R 54%
CA 25 Rep. Howard McKeon R 54%
CA 50 Rep. Brian Bilbray R 53%
CA 41 Rep. Jerry Lewis R 52%
CA 3 Rep. Dan Lungren R 52%
CA 36 . Janice Hahn D 27%
CA 20 Rep. Jim Costa D 22%
CA 14 Rep. Anna Eshoo D 22%
CA 16 Rep. Zoe Lofgren D 22%
CA 9 Rep. Barbara Lee D 22%
CA 28 Rep. Howard Berman D 20%
CA 5 Rep. Doris Matsui D 20%
CA 13 Rep. Pete Stark D 20%
CA 30 Rep. Henry Waxman D 20%
CA 6 Rep. Lynn Woolsey D 20%
CA 8 Rep. Nancy Pelosi D 19%
CA 18 Rep. Dennis Cardoza D 18%
CA 17 Rep. Sam Farr D 18%
CA 7 Rep. George Miller D 18%
CA 29 Rep. Adam Schiff D 18%
CA 1 Rep. Mike Thompson D 18%
CA 35 Rep. Maxine Waters D 18%
CA 15 Rep. Michael Honda D 17%
CA 31 Rep. Xavier Becerra D 16%
CA 33 Rep. Karen Bass D 16%
CA 32 Rep. Judy Chu D 16%
CA 53 Rep. Susan Davis D 16%
CA 51 Rep. Bob Filner D 16%
CA 10 Rep. John Garamendi D 16%
CA 11 Rep. Jerry McNerney D 16%
CA 37 Rep. Laura Richardson D 16%
CA 34 Rep. Lucille Roybal-Allard D 14%
CA 38 Rep. Grace Napolitano D 13%
CA 47 Rep. Loretta Sanchez D 12%
CA 27 Rep. Brad Sherman D 12%
CA 39 Rep. Linda Sanchez D 12%
CA 23 Rep. Lois Capps D 10%
CA 12 Rep. Jackie Speier D 10%
CA CA Sen. Dianne Feinstein D 8%
CA 43 Rep. Joe Baca D 4%
CA CA Sen. Barbara Boxer D 4%
CA 36 . Jane Harman D 0%
California will have competitive races for Congress and other state wide races. It is hard for a Republican to win state wide in California on the left coast.
A Southern California congressman is invoking the deadly San Bruno pipeline explosion in his bitter primary fight with another incumbent, saying it was wrong for his opponent to accept help from a political action committee that took money from Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Rep. Brad Sherman's campaign sent a full-color mailer to voters this week attempting to tie fellow Democratic Rep. Howard Berman to the 2010 explosion that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes in a San Francisco Bay area suburb.
The flier claims Berman was wrong to accept help from Rebuilding America, a political action committee that worked on his behalf and received funds from PG&E, which operated the pipeline. It includes an ominous photograph of firefighters battling the gas-fueled fire and another shot showing burned-out vehicles and leveled homes, and it highlights that PG&E contributed $10,000 to a PAC that aims to elect Berman.