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Antonio Martinez
San Diego, California
Official nominee for the 2026 General Municipal Election.Open standardized questionnaire →OFFICIAL LOCAL FIELDBarri Worth Girvan
Los Angeles, California
Certified for the 2026 General Municipal Election ballotOpen standardized questionnaire →OFFICIAL LOCAL FIELDEstuardo Mazariegos
Los Angeles, California
Certified for the 2026 General Municipal Election ballotOpen standardized questionnaire →OFFICIAL LOCAL FIELDGerardo Ramirez
San Diego, California
Official nominee for the 2026 General Municipal Election.Open standardized questionnaire →OFFICIAL LOCAL FIELDHenry Foster III
San Diego, California
Official nominee for the 2026 General Municipal Election.Open standardized questionnaire →OFFICIAL LOCAL FIELDJohn McKinney
Los Angeles, California
Certified for the 2026 General Municipal Election ballotOpen standardized questionnaire →OFFICIAL LOCAL FIELDJose Ugarte
Los Angeles, California
Certified for the 2026 General Municipal Election ballotOpen standardized questionnaire →OFFICIAL LOCAL FIELDKaren Ruth Bass
Los Angeles, California
Certified for the 2026 General Municipal Election ballotOpen standardized questionnaire →OFFICIAL LOCAL FIELDKent Lee
San Diego, California
Official nominee for the 2026 General Municipal Election.Open standardized questionnaire →OFFICIAL LOCAL FIELDMarissa Roy
Los Angeles, California
Certified for the 2026 General Municipal Election ballotOpen standardized questionnaire →OFFICIAL LOCAL FIELDMark Powell
San Diego, California
Official nominee for the 2026 General Municipal Election.Open standardized questionnaire →OFFICIAL LOCAL FIELDMartha Abraham
San Diego, California
Official nominee for the 2026 General Municipal Election.Open standardized questionnaire →OFFICIAL LOCAL FIELDNicole Crosby
San Diego, California
Official nominee for the 2026 General Municipal Election.Open standardized questionnaire →OFFICIAL LOCAL FIELDNithya Raman
Los Angeles, California
Certified for the 2026 General Municipal Election ballotOpen standardized questionnaire →OFFICIAL LOCAL FIELDRichard Bailey
San Diego, California
Official nominee for the 2026 General Municipal Election.Open standardized questionnaire →OFFICIAL LOCAL FIELDTimothy K. Gaspar
Los Angeles, California
Certified for the 2026 General Municipal Election ballotOpen standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORD*andrew Nicholas Shelley
U.S. Senate — Kentucky
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U.S. House — Missouri District 1
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDAaron B Rowden
U.S. House — California District 8
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDAaron Baker
U.S. House — Florida District 6
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDAaron Bean
U.S. House — Florida District 4
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDAaron Dimmock
U.S. House — Florida District 1
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U.S. House — Montana District 1
Public FEC candidate record. A filing record is not proof of ballot qualification.Open standardized questionnaire →FEC CANDIDATE RECORDAaron Gies
U.S. House — New York District 23
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U.S. House — Texas District 24
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First actions
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Powers and limits
What can this office accomplish directly, and what important limits should voters understand?
Budget and tradeoffs
Which budget priorities or tradeoffs would guide your decisions in this office?
Evidence and results
What evidence would you publish so the public can evaluate your work and results?
Ethics and conflicts
How would you disclose and manage conflicts of interest, gifts, outside work, and recusals?
Public access
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