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State Summary: CaliforniaState Profile SummaryResponses:35 Candidates HAVE responded 95 Candidates HAVE NOT responded U.S. Senate Candidates
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U.S. House of RepresentativesCong Dist Candidate Name (Party) Questionnaire Status
Zane Starkewolf (Republican)
Michael Thompson (Democratic) (i)
Carol Wolman (Green)
Walter Herger (Republican) (i)
Jeff Morris (Democratic)
William Durston (Democratic)
Daniel Lungren (Republican) (i)
Dina Padilla (Peace and Freedom)
Douglas Tuma (Libertarian)
Charles Brown (Democratic)
Tom McClintock (Republican)
Doris Matsui (Democratic) (i)
LR Roberts (Peace and Freedom)
Paul Smith (Republican)
Michael Halliwell (Republican)
Joel Smolen (Libertarian)
Lynn Woolsey (Democratic) (i)
William Callison (Peace and Freedom)
Camden McConnell (Libertarian)
George Miller (Democratic) (i)
Roger Petersen (Republican)
Philip Berg (Libertarian)
Nancy Pelosi (Democratic) (i)
Cindy Sheehan (Independent)
Dana Walsh (Republican)
James Eyer (Libertarian)
Charles Hargrave (Republican)
Barbara Lee (Democratic) (i)
Nicholas Gerber (Republican)
Eugene Ruyle (Peace and Freedom)
Ellen Tauscher (Democratic) (i)
Dean Andal (Republican)
Gerald McNerney (Democratic) (i)
Greg Conlon (Republican)
Barry Hermanson (Green)
Nathalie Hrizi (Party for Socialism and Liberation, Peace and Freedom)
Kevin Peterson (Libertarian)
K. Speier (Democratic) (i)
Raymond Chui (Republican)
Fortney Stark (Democratic) (i)
Carol Brouillet (Green)
Anna Eshoo (Democratic) (i)
Brian Holtz (Libertarian)
Ronny Santana (Republican)
Joyce Cordi (Republican)
Michael Honda (Democratic) (i)
Peter Myers (Green)
Zoe Lofgren (Democratic) (i)
Steven Wells (Libertarian)
Charel Winston (Republican)
Sam Farr (Democratic) (i)
Jeff Taylor (Republican)
Dennis Cardoza (Democratic) (i)
George Radanovich (Republican) (i)
Jim Costa (Democratic) (i)
Jim Lopez (Republican)
Larry Johnson (Democratic)
Devin Nunes (Republican) (i)
Kevin McCarthy (Republican) (i)
Lois Capps (Democratic) (i)
Matt Kokkonen (Republican)
Elton Gallegly (Republican) (i)
Marta Jorgensen (Democratic)
Jacquese Conaway (Democratic)
Howard McKeon (Republican) (i)
Ted Brown (Libertarian)
David Dreier (Republican) (i)
Russell Warner (Democratic)
Tim Denton (Libertarian)
Brad Sherman (Democratic) (i)
Navraj Singh (Republican)
Howard Berman (Democratic) (i)
Charles Hahn (Republican)
Leslie Pyeatt (Libertarian)
Adam Schiff (Democratic) (i)
Henry Waxman (Democratic) (i)
Xavier Becerra (Democratic) (i)
Hilda Solis (Democratic) (i)
David Crowley (Republican)
Diane Watson (Democratic) (i)
Christopher Balding (Republican)
Lucille Roybal-Allard (Democratic) (i)
Ted Hayes (Republican)
Herb Peters (Libertarian)
Maxine Waters (Democratic) (i)
Brian Gibson (Republican)
Jane Harman (Democratic) (i)
Nicholas Dibs (Independent)
Laura Richardson (Democratic) (i)
Christopher Agrella (Libertarian)
Grace Napolitano (Democratic) (i)
Diane Lenning (Republican)
Linda Sánchez (Democratic) (i)
Christina Avalos (Democratic)
Edward Royce (Republican) (i)
Jerry Lewis (Republican) (i)
Tim Prince (Democratic)
Edwin Chau (Democratic)
Gary Miller (Republican) (i)
Joe Baca (Democratic) (i)
John Roberts (Republican)
Ken Calvert (Republican) (i)
Bill Hedrick (Democratic)
Mary Bono Mack (Republican) (i)
Julie Bornstein (Democratic)
Debbie Cook (Democratic)
Ernst Gasteiger (Libertarian)
Thomas Lash (Green)
Dana Rohrabacher (Republican) (i)
Rosemarie Avila (Republican)
Robert Lauten (American Independent)
Loretta Sanchez (Democratic) (i)
John B.T. Campbell (Republican) (i)
Donald Patterson (Libertarian)
Steve Young (Democratic)
Lars Grossmith (Libertarian)
Robert Hamilton (Democratic)
Darrell Issa (Republican) (i)
Brian Bilbray (Republican) (i)
Wayne Dunlap (Libertarian)
Nick Leibham (Democratic)
Bob Filner (Democratic) (i)
David Joy (Republican)
Dan Litwin (Libertarian)
Michael Benoit (Libertarian)
Duncan Hunter (Republican)
Mike Lumpkin (Democratic)
Michael Crimmins (Republican)
Susan Davis (Democratic) (i)
Edward Teyssier (Libertarian)
Where They Stand: CADo you support or oppose mandatory limits to reduce global warming pollution 80% by 2050? 19 14 2 Do you support or oppose producing at least 20% of America’s electricity from clean power sources? 22 11 2 Do you support or oppose additional subsidies to build new nuclear power plants? 10 22 3 Do you support or oppose more federal funding for public transportation? 19 11 5 Do you support or oppose increasing fuel efficiency standards to at least 50 mpg by 2030? 21 12 2 Click here to see full questionnaire |
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