Governor
The boss of the whole state of California.
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Xavier BecerraDemocratCampaign website ›
Steve HiltonRepublicanCampaign website ›
City
Los Angeles 2026 Election: Who's On Your Ballot
Here is who's on the Los Angeles ballot for the November 3, 2026 election in Los Angeles County.
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Lieutenant Governor
Takes over if the governor can’t do the job. Helps run state colleges.
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Fiona MaDemocratCampaign website ›
Gloria RomeroRepublicanCampaign website ›
Secretary of State
Runs elections for the whole state.
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Shirley N. WeberDemocratHas this job nowCampaign website ›
Don WagnerRepublicanCampaign website ›
Attorney General
The state’s top lawyer. Makes sure state laws are followed.
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Rob BontaDemocratHas this job nowCampaign website ›
Michael E. GatesRepublicanCampaign website ›
Controller
Keeps track of the state’s money and pays its bills.
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Malia M. CohenDemocratHas this job nowCampaign website ›
Herb W. MorganRepublicanCampaign website ›
Treasurer
Takes care of the state’s savings and investments.
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Eleni KounalakisDemocratCampaign website ›
Jennifer HawksRepublicanCampaign website ›
Insurance Commissioner
Watches over insurance companies to protect customers.
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Jane KimDemocratCampaign website ›
Ben AllenDemocratCampaign website ›
Both candidates are Democrats.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
The leader of public schools in California.
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Sonja ShawNonpartisanCampaign website ›
Richard BarreraNonpartisanCampaign website ›
LA County Sheriff
The top police leader for LA County.
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Robert LunaNonpartisanHas this job nowCampaign website ›
Alex VillanuevaNonpartisanCampaign website ›
Alex Villanueva was sheriff before Robert Luna.
Superior Court Judge, Office No. 64
A judge decides who is right when people disagree.
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Maria GhobadiNonpartisan
Rhonda A. HaymonNonpartisan
Superior Court Judge, Office No. 65
A judge decides who is right when people disagree.
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Justin Allen ClaytonNonpartisan
Anna Slotky ReitanoNonpartisan
Superior Court Judge, Office No. 87
A judge decides who is right when people disagree.
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Anthony (A.J.) BayneNonpartisan
David DeJuteNonpartisan
Superior Court Judge, Office No. 131
A judge decides who is right when people disagree.
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Donna TryfmanNonpartisan
David RossNonpartisan
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Mayor of Los Angeles
The leader of the City of Los Angeles.
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Karen BassNonpartisanHas this job nowCampaign website ›
Nithya RamanNonpartisanCampaign website ›
Los Angeles City Attorney
The city’s lawyer. Also handles smaller crimes in the city.
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John McKinneyNonpartisanCampaign website ›
Marissa RoyNonpartisanCampaign website ›
LA City Council, District 3
Makes city rules for the western San Fernando Valley.
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Tim GasparNonpartisanCampaign website ›
Barri Worth GirvanNonpartisanCampaign website ›
Only on your ballot if you live in Council District 3.
LA City Council, District 9
Makes city rules for part of South Los Angeles.
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Jose UgarteNonpartisanCampaign website ›
Estuardo MazariegosNonpartisanCampaign website ›
Only on your ballot if you live in Council District 9.
Some choices depend on where you live
Your U.S. House, State Senate and State Assembly races depend on where you live, and you’ll also vote on measures. Your sample ballot in the mail shows exactly which ones are yours.