U.S. Congress

2nd Congressional District: Jared Huffman

6th Congressional District: Doris Matsui

8th Congressional District: Chris Bubser

11th Congressional District: Mark DeSaulnier

13th Congressional District: Barbara Lee

14th Congressional District: Jackie Speier

17th Congressional District: Ro Khanna

18th Congressional District: Anna Eshoo

19th Congressional District: Zoe Lofgren

20th Congressional District: Jimmy Panetta

22nd Congressional District: Phil Arballo

27th Congressional District: Judy Chu

28th Congressional District: Adam Schiff

29th Congressional District: Tony Cárdenas

30th Congressional District: Brad Sherman

32nd Congressional District: Grace Napolitano

33rd Congressional District: Ted Lieu

34th Congressional District: Jimmy Gomez

37th Congressional District: Karen Bass

38th Congressional District: Linda Sánchez

40th Congressional District: Lucille Roybal-Allard

41st Congressional District: Mark Takano

44th Congressional District: Nanette Barragán

45th Congressional District: Katie Porter

47th Congressional District: Alan Lowenthal

51st Congressional District: Juan Vargas

53rd Congressional District: Georgette Gomez

California State Legislature

California Assembly District 64: Fatima Iqbal-Zubair

California Assembly District 66: Al Muratsuchi

California Assembly District 50: Richard Bloom

California Assembly District 27: Ash Kalra

California Assembly District 30: Robert Rivas

California State Senate District 11: Jackie Fielder

California State Senate District 19: Monique Limón

California State Senate District 27: Henry Stern

Local races

Los Angeles City Council District 4: Nithya Raman

Los Angeles County Supervisor District 2: Holly Mitchell

Ventura County Supervisor District 5: Carmen Ramirez

Culver City Council: Freddy Puza

Culver City Council: Yasmine McMorrin

Culver City Council: Darrel Menthe

Ballot Initiatives

Support:

Proposition 15: Schools & Communities First

Prop 15 will close tax loopholes for oil companies and other wealthy polluters that are harming public health and driving climate chaos. By making corporations pay their fair share, Prop 15 will raise billions of dollars for our schools and communities.

Proposition 16: Repeal Affirmative Action Ban

Proposition 17: Restore Voting Rights for People on Parole

Proposition 18: Primary Voting for 17-Year-Olds

Proposition 21: Allow Local Rent Control

Oppose:

Proposition 20

Prop 20 would increase incarceration for non-violent offenses, further exacerbating overcrowding in California’s brutal prison system and creating pressure for prison construction instead of investment in social support services.

Proposition 22

Prop 22 would allow gig corporations to deny their employees basic labor protections, like minimum wage, paid sick leave and safety protections. Gig economy workers are essential and helping California through a pandemic. When they are denied paid sick leave and safety protections, we are all less safe. We must ensure worker rights as we rebuild our economy.