Question 1

Who should I vote for in California in 2026?

Accepted Answer

Vote for the candidate with the strongest record. This page scores 60 California races for U.S. Senate, U.S. House and statewide office on the Ballot Standard, 15 qualities of character, qualifications and performance from public records and established reporting, and names the candidate who scores highest in each. Evidence checked October 9, 2026.

Question 2

Who should I vote for in California Governor?

Accepted Answer

Xavier Becerra has the strongest record in the California governor's race. Xavier Becerra scores 54 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Steve Hilton at 53, as of October 9, 2026. Xavier Becerra's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Steve Hilton's highest marks are relevant experience. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 3

Who should I vote for in California Attorney General?

Accepted Answer

Rob Bonta has the strongest record in the California attorney general race. Rob Bonta scores 61 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Michael Gates at 56, as of October 9, 2026. Rob Bonta's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Michael Gates's highest marks are relevant experience and communication. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 4

Who should I vote for in California Secretary of State?

Accepted Answer

Shirley Weber has the strongest record in the California secretary of state race. Shirley Weber scores 65 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Donald P. Wagner at 59, as of October 9, 2026. Shirley Weber's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Donald P. Wagner's highest marks are relevant experience and roots in the constituency. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 5

Who should I vote for in California Lieutenant Governor?

Accepted Answer

Gloria J. Romero has the strongest record in the California lieutenant governor race. Gloria J. Romero scores 63 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Gloria J. Romero's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Fiona Ma (7 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 6

Who should I vote for in California Controller?

Accepted Answer

Malia Cohen has the strongest record in the California controller race. Malia Cohen scores 65 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Herb Morgan at 59, as of October 9, 2026. Malia Cohen's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Herb Morgan's highest marks are command of the job and communication. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 7

Who should I vote for in California Treasurer?

Accepted Answer

Eleni Kounalakis has the strongest record in the California treasurer race. Eleni Kounalakis scores 63 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Eleni Kounalakis's highest marks are command of the job and relevant experience. Jennifer Hawks (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 8

Who should I vote for in California Insurance Commissioner?

Accepted Answer

Ben Allen has the strongest record in the California insurance commissioner race. Ben Allen scores 61 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Jane Kim at 55, as of October 9, 2026. Ben Allen's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Jane Kim's highest marks are relevant experience and communication. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 9

Who should I vote for in California Superintendent of Public Instruction?

Accepted Answer

Richard Barrera has the strongest record in the California superintendent of public instruction race. Richard Barrera scores 60 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Richard Barrera's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Sonja Shaw (7 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 10

Who should I vote for in CA-01?

Accepted Answer

Mike McGuire has the strongest record in California's 1st Congressional District. Mike McGuire scores 66 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of James Gallagher at 58, as of October 9, 2026. Mike McGuire's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. James Gallagher's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 11

Who should I vote for in CA-02?

Accepted Answer

Jared Huffman has the strongest record in California's 2nd Congressional District. Jared Huffman scores 70 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Jared Huffman's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Robin Littau (7 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 12

Who should I vote for in CA-03?

Accepted Answer

Ami Bera has the strongest record in California's 3rd Congressional District. Ami Bera scores 68 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Robb Tucker at 61, as of October 9, 2026. Ami Bera's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Robb Tucker's highest marks are roots in the constituency and relevant experience. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 13

Who should I vote for in CA-04?

Accepted Answer

Mike Thompson has the strongest record in California's 4th Congressional District. Mike Thompson scores 73 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Eric Jones at 53, as of October 9, 2026. Mike Thompson's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Eric Jones's highest marks are command of the job. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 14

Who should I vote for in CA-05?

Accepted Answer

Tom McClintock has the strongest record in California's 5th Congressional District. Tom McClintock scores 64 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Michael Masuda at 58, as of October 9, 2026. Tom McClintock's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Michael Masuda's highest marks are roots in the constituency and communication. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 15

Who should I vote for in CA-06?

Accepted Answer

Kevin Kiley has the strongest record in California's 6th Congressional District. Kevin Kiley scores 71 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Richard Pan at 65, as of October 9, 2026. Kevin Kiley's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Richard Pan's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 16

Who should I vote for in CA-07?

Accepted Answer

Doris Matsui has the strongest record in California's 7th Congressional District. Doris Matsui scores 70 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Mai Vang at 61, as of October 9, 2026. Doris Matsui's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Mai Vang's highest marks are roots in the constituency and relevant experience. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 17

Who should I vote for in CA-08?

Accepted Answer

John Garamendi has the strongest record in California's 8th Congressional District. John Garamendi scores 60 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Rudy Recile at 50, as of October 9, 2026. John Garamendi's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 18

Who should I vote for in CA-09?

Accepted Answer

Josh Harder has the strongest record in California's 9th Congressional District. Josh Harder scores 68 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Josh Harder's highest marks are relevant experience and results. John McBride (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 19

Who should I vote for in CA-10?

Accepted Answer

Mark DeSaulnier has the strongest record in California's 10th Congressional District. Mark DeSaulnier scores 71 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Mark DeSaulnier's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Jeff Frese (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 20

Who should I vote for in CA-11?

Accepted Answer

Scott Wiener has the strongest record in California's 11th Congressional District. Scott Wiener scores 67 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Connie Chan at 65, as of October 9, 2026. Scott Wiener's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Connie Chan's highest marks are roots in the constituency and relevant experience. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 21

Who should I vote for in CA-12?

Accepted Answer

Lateefah Simon has the strongest record in California's 12th Congressional District. Lateefah Simon scores 65 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Lateefah Simon's highest marks are courage and relevant experience. Jamie Joyce (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 22

Who should I vote for in CA-13?

Accepted Answer

Adam Gray has the strongest record in California's 13th Congressional District. Adam Gray scores 58 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Kevin Lincoln at 56, as of October 9, 2026. Adam Gray's highest marks are relevant experience and courage. Kevin Lincoln's highest marks are relevant experience and roots in the constituency. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 23

Who should I vote for in CA-14?

Accepted Answer

Aisha Wahab has the strongest record in California's 14th Congressional District. Aisha Wahab scores 67 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Melissa Hernandez at 56, as of October 9, 2026. Aisha Wahab's highest marks are roots in the constituency and showing up. Melissa Hernandez's highest marks are relevant experience and roots in the constituency. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 24

Who should I vote for in CA-15?

Accepted Answer

Kevin Mullin has the strongest record in California's 15th Congressional District. Kevin Mullin scores 60 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Kevin Mullin's highest marks are relevant experience and roots in the constituency. Charles Hoelter (4 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 25

Who should I vote for in CA-16?

Accepted Answer

Sam Liccardo has the strongest record in California's 16th Congressional District. Sam Liccardo scores 63 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Sam Liccardo's highest marks are roots in the constituency and accountability. Peter Sundin Soulé (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 26

Who should I vote for in CA-17?

Accepted Answer

Ro Khanna has the strongest record in California's 17th Congressional District. Ro Khanna scores 73 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Ro Khanna's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Ritesh Tandon (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 27

Who should I vote for in CA-18?

Accepted Answer

Zoe Lofgren has the strongest record in California's 18th Congressional District. Zoe Lofgren scores 67 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Zoe Lofgren's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Shane Lewis (7 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 28

Who should I vote for in CA-19?

Accepted Answer

Jimmy Panetta has the strongest record in California's 19th Congressional District. Jimmy Panetta scores 75 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Jimmy Panetta's highest marks are relevant experience and roots in the constituency. Peter Coe Verbica (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 29

Who should I vote for in CA-20?

Accepted Answer

Vince Fong has the strongest record in California's 20th Congressional District. Vince Fong scores 62 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Vince Fong's highest marks are relevant experience and roots in the constituency. Sandra Van Scotter (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 30

Who should I vote for in CA-21?

Accepted Answer

Jim Costa has the strongest record in California's 21st Congressional District. Jim Costa scores 65 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Kyle Kirkland at 53, as of October 9, 2026. Jim Costa's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Kyle Kirkland's highest marks are roots in the constituency. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 31

Who should I vote for in CA-22?

Accepted Answer

David G. Valadao has the strongest record in California's 22nd Congressional District. David G. Valadao scores 73 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Randy Villegas at 58, as of October 9, 2026. David G. Valadao's highest marks are courage and relevant experience. Randy Villegas's highest marks are accountability and relevant experience. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 32

Who should I vote for in CA-23?

Accepted Answer

Jay Obernolte has the strongest record in California's 23rd Congressional District. Jay Obernolte scores 71 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Jay Obernolte's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Tessa Lynn Hodge (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 33

Who should I vote for in CA-24?

Accepted Answer

Salud Carbajal has the strongest record in California's 24th Congressional District. Salud Carbajal scores 75 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Bob Smith at 50, as of October 9, 2026. Salud Carbajal's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 34

Who should I vote for in CA-25?

Accepted Answer

Raul Ruiz has the strongest record in California's 25th Congressional District. Raul Ruiz scores 75 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Joe Males at 50, as of October 9, 2026. Raul Ruiz's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Joe Males's highest marks are relevant experience. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 35

Who should I vote for in CA-26?

Accepted Answer

Jacqui Irwin has the strongest record in California's 26th Congressional District. Jacqui Irwin scores 70 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Jacqui Irwin's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Sam Gallucci (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 36

Who should I vote for in CA-27?

Accepted Answer

George Whitesides has the strongest record in California's 27th Congressional District. George Whitesides scores 66 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Jason Gibbs at 56, as of October 9, 2026. George Whitesides's highest marks are courage and relevant experience. Jason Gibbs's highest marks are relevant experience and roots in the constituency. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 37

Who should I vote for in CA-28?

Accepted Answer

Judy Chu has the strongest record in California's 28th Congressional District. Judy Chu scores 65 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of April A. Verlato at 56, as of October 9, 2026. Judy Chu's highest marks are relevant experience and roots in the constituency. April A. Verlato's highest marks are relevant experience and roots in the constituency. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 38

Who should I vote for in CA-29?

Accepted Answer

Luz Maria Rivas has the strongest record in California's 29th Congressional District. Luz Maria Rivas scores 71 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Luz Maria Rivas's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Angélica María Dueñas (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 39

Who should I vote for in CA-30?

Accepted Answer

Laura Friedman has the strongest record in California's 30th Congressional District. Laura Friedman scores 73 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Laura Friedman's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Scott Alan Meyers (7 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 40

Who should I vote for in CA-31?

Accepted Answer

Gil Cisneros has the strongest record in California's 31st Congressional District. Gil Cisneros scores 71 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Eric Ching at 56, as of October 9, 2026. Gil Cisneros's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Eric Ching's highest marks are relevant experience and roots in the constituency. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 41

Who should I vote for in CA-32?

Accepted Answer

Brad Sherman has the strongest record in California's 32nd Congressional District. Brad Sherman scores 70 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Brad Sherman's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Larry Thompson (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 42

Who should I vote for in CA-33?

Accepted Answer

Pete Aguilar has the strongest record in California's 33rd Congressional District. Pete Aguilar scores 66 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Pete Aguilar's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Stephanie M. Vargas (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 43

Who should I vote for in CA-34?

Accepted Answer

Jimmy Gomez has the strongest record in California's 34th Congressional District. Jimmy Gomez scores 63 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Jimmy Gomez's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Angela Gonzales-Torres (7 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 44

Who should I vote for in CA-35?

Accepted Answer

Norma J. Torres has the strongest record in California's 35th Congressional District. Norma J. Torres scores 67 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Norma J. Torres's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Mike Cargile (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 45

Who should I vote for in CA-36?

Accepted Answer

Ted W. Lieu has the strongest record in California's 36th Congressional District. Ted W. Lieu scores 66 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Ted W. Lieu's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Houston Brignano (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 46

Who should I vote for in CA-37?

Accepted Answer

Sydney Kamlager-Dove has the strongest record in California's 37th Congressional District. Sydney Kamlager-Dove scores 66 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Sydney Kamlager-Dove's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Samantha Mota (5 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 47

Who should I vote for in CA-38?

Accepted Answer

Hilda Solis has the strongest record in California's 38th Congressional District. Hilda Solis scores 62 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Hilda Solis's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Pedro Antonio Casas (5 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 48

Who should I vote for in CA-39?

Accepted Answer

Mark Takano has the strongest record in California's 39th Congressional District. Mark Takano scores 73 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Steve Manos at 50, as of October 9, 2026. Mark Takano's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Steve Manos's highest marks are relevant experience. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 49

Who should I vote for in CA-40?

Accepted Answer

Young Kim has the strongest record in California's 40th Congressional District. Young Kim scores 71 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Ken Calvert at 65, as of October 9, 2026. Young Kim's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Ken Calvert's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 50

Who should I vote for in CA-41?

Accepted Answer

Linda Sánchez has the strongest record in California's 41st Congressional District. Linda Sánchez scores 58 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Linda Sánchez's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Mitch Clemmons (5 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 51

Who should I vote for in CA-42?

Accepted Answer

Robert Garcia has the strongest record in California's 42nd Congressional District. Robert Garcia scores 64 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Robert Garcia's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Brian Burley (7 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 52

Who should I vote for in CA-43?

Accepted Answer

Maxine Waters has the strongest record in California's 43rd Congressional District. Maxine Waters scores 59 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Maxine Waters's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Cristian Morales (5 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 53

Who should I vote for in CA-44?

Accepted Answer

Nanette Diaz Barragan has the strongest record in California's 44th Congressional District. Nanette Diaz Barragan scores 66 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Nanette Diaz Barragan's highest marks are relevant experience and results. Genevieve Angel (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 54

Who should I vote for in CA-45?

Accepted Answer

Derek Tran has the strongest record in California's 45th Congressional District. Derek Tran scores 67 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Chuong V. Vo at 56, as of October 9, 2026. Derek Tran's highest marks are command of the job and showing up. Chuong V. Vo's highest marks are relevant experience and roots in the constituency. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 55

Who should I vote for in CA-46?

Accepted Answer

Lou Correa has the strongest record in California's 46th Congressional District. Lou Correa scores 67 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Lou Correa's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. David Pan (5 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 56

Who should I vote for in CA-47?

Accepted Answer

Dave Min has the strongest record in California's 47th Congressional District. Dave Min scores 58 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Dave Min's highest marks are showing up and courage. Jenny Rae Le Roux (5 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 57

Who should I vote for in CA-48?

Accepted Answer

Jim Desmond has the strongest record in California's 48th Congressional District. Jim Desmond scores 63 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Marni von Wilpert at 53, as of October 9, 2026. Jim Desmond's highest marks are roots in the constituency and relevant experience. Marni von Wilpert's highest marks are relevant experience and results. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 58

Who should I vote for in CA-49?

Accepted Answer

Mike Levin has the strongest record in California's 49th Congressional District. Mike Levin scores 75 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, ahead of Armen Kurdian at 50, as of October 9, 2026. Mike Levin's highest marks are relevant experience and roots in the constituency. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 59

Who should I vote for in CA-50?

Accepted Answer

Scott Peters has the strongest record in California's 50th Congressional District. Scott Peters scores 75 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Scott Peters's highest marks are relevant experience and roots in the constituency. Steve Cohen (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 60

Who should I vote for in CA-51?

Accepted Answer

Sara Jacobs has the strongest record in California's 51st Congressional District. Sara Jacobs scores 68 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Sara Jacobs's highest marks are relevant experience and command of the job. Ricardo Cabrera (4 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Question 61

Who should I vote for in CA-52?

Accepted Answer

Juan Vargas has the strongest record in California's 52nd Congressional District. Juan Vargas scores 65 out of 100 on the Ballot Standard, as of October 9, 2026. Juan Vargas's highest marks are relevant experience and roots in the constituency. Jeff Belle (6 of 15 criteria) has too little public record to score. Every score comes from public records on character, qualifications and performance, the same way for every party.

Who should I vote for in California?

Governor of California

Attorney General of California

Secretary of State of California

Lieutenant Governor of California

Controller of California

Treasurer of California

Insurance Commissioner of California

Superintendent of Public Instruction of California

U.S. House, California 1st Congressional District

U.S. House, California 2nd Congressional District

U.S. House, California 3rd Congressional District

U.S. House, California 4th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 5th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 6th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 7th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 8th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 9th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 10th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 11th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 12th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 13th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 14th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 15th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 16th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 17th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 18th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 19th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 20th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 21st Congressional District

U.S. House, California 22nd Congressional District

U.S. House, California 23rd Congressional District

U.S. House, California 24th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 25th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 26th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 27th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 28th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 29th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 30th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 31st Congressional District

U.S. House, California 32nd Congressional District

U.S. House, California 33rd Congressional District

U.S. House, California 34th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 35th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 36th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 37th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 38th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 39th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 40th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 41st Congressional District

U.S. House, California 42nd Congressional District

U.S. House, California 43rd Congressional District

U.S. House, California 44th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 45th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 46th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 47th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 48th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 49th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 50th Congressional District

U.S. House, California 51st Congressional District

U.S. House, California 52nd Congressional District