Governor
Vote for 1
Xavier Becerra (Democratic)
Voting Rights Attorney
ENDORSEMENTS:
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment (ACCE) Action Americans for Democratic Action, Southern California Asian American Action FundA proven leader with a record of delivering for working families, Becerra has consistently fought to expand opportunity, protect immigrant communities, and defend Californians’ rights and freedoms.
With pollution, extreme weather, corporate greed, and federal attacks driving these threats, Xavier Becerra is the clear choice for Governor. Xavier Becerra has committed to making corporate polluters pay for the cost of their destruction, to funding the transition to clean energy and resilience through progressive financing strategies, and to fighting the federal government and corporations to protect our air, land, and water.
Xavier Becerra has demonstrated a deep and sustained commitment to improving access to care, protecting patients and supporting physicians throughout his career in public service. As our healthcare system faces mounting pressures, Xavier Becerra brings the leadership and experience needed to navigate complex issues and protect California communities.
Secretary Becerra’s commitment to underserved communities throughout his career will ensure that community health centers and clinics can advance our mission of minimizing barriers to health care access in California.
Xavier Bacerra has proven throughout his career that he is a union ally who understands that hard-working men and women should be given every opportunity to secure jobs that pay them a fair wage to support themselves and their families and plan for a secure future. He brings a history of supporting labor unions while his competitors have unfairly blamed unions for rising costs.
At a time when LGBTQ+ people are facing coordinated attacks across the country, California needs a governor who has not only spoken out, but taken action to defend our community. From standing up to Donald Trump in court, to affirming that transgender healthcare is medically necessary at the highest levels of our nation’s health system, Xavier Becerra has used all of his positions of power to defend our community’s rights and dignity.
Xavier Becerra is not only the most qualified candidate in this race — he is the candidate whose life, record, and values most completely embody everything HONOR PAC has fought for since our founding. This endorsement is not just about politics. It is about the soul of California and the safety, dignity, and future of every LGBTQ+ Latina/o/e person who calls this state home.
Xavier Becerra is likable and has an impressive resume, including stints as a Congressman, CA Attorney General, and Secretary of Health and Human Services under Joe Biden. Furthermore, Becerra is the Democrat in the race and unquestionably the superior choice to Trump-endorsed Republican Steve Hilton.
Democrat Xavier Becerra does not receive our endorsement by default, but because he shows the potential to lead this state well into an uncertain future, and offers a steadier, more substantive style of leadership that California has long — and desperately — needed.
Our endorsement is based on Xavier Bacerra’s commitment to improve the lives of California’s working families and reflects his leadership, integrity, and unwavering commitment to defending democracy.
As California’s former Attorney General and former U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, Becerra has spent his career fighting for workers, expanding healthcare access, and holding corporations accountable. He has been a consistent advocate for labor rights, minimum wage increases, and protections for workers across industries.
SCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Verified Liberal.
Verified record of principles consistent with government being active in supporting social and political change including Abortion, Climate Change, Universal Health Care, and Gun Control.
Grade: F
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: D
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Steve Hilton (Republican)
Small Business Owner
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Federation of Republican Women California ProLife Council California Republican Assembly California Republican Party Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles County Robyn Nordell’s Conservative California Election WebsiteSCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Conservative.
Public data indicates a commitment to the principles of limited government, free enterprise, and traditional American Values, including the Right to Life, Religious Liberty, and personal responsibility.
Grade: C
Grade: 4 out of 5 stars. Very good candidate.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: F
Attorney General
Vote for 1
Rob Bonta (Democratic)
Incumbent
ENDORSEMENTS:
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club Americans for Democratic Action, Southern California Asian American Action Fund Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Party California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Center for Biological Diversity Action Fund Climate Action California Courage California Democratic Party of Orange County East Area Progressive Democrats Equality California Everytown for Gun Safety Action Giffords Heart of LA Democratic Club Knock LA La Defensa LA Forward LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California Reproductive Freedom for All San Francisco ChronicleIn our endorsement interview, incumbent Rob Bonta’s calm, clear and concise grasp of the complexities and nuances of California law — honed through more than eight years in the state Assembly — surpassed that of most of the current gubernatorial candidates.
SCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Verified Liberal.
Verified record of principles consistent with government being active in supporting social and political change including Abortion, Climate Change, Universal Health Care, and Gun Control.
Grade: F
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Michael E. Gates (Republican)
Deputy United States Attorney
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Federation of Republican Women California ProLife Council California Republican Assembly California Republican Party California Young Republicans Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles County Robyn Nordell’s Conservative California Election WebsiteSCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Conservative.
Public data indicates a commitment to the principles of limited government, free enterprise, and traditional American Values, including the Right to Life, Religious Liberty, and personal responsibility.
Grade: A
Grade: 5 out of 5 stars. Best candidate. Strongest endorsement.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: AQ
A pro-gun candidate whose rating is based solely on the candidate’s responses to the NRA-PVF Candidate Questionnaire and who does not have a voting record on Second Amendment issues.
Controller
Vote for 1
Malia M. Cohen (Democratic)
State Controller/Mother
ENDORSEMENTS:
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club Americans for Democratic Action, Southern California Black Women Organized for Political Action (BWOPA)As an independent budget hawk, Malia brings transparency, equity, and accountability to how California invests public resources. With a second term, BWOPA PAC is confident she will continue delivering results for the more than 40 million Californians who rely on responsible, people-centered leadership.
The State Controller’s Office is California’s internal auditor — empowered to investigate how state agencies and local governments are spending state funds. Overall, we think Cohen has made enough progress to merit another term. But Californians should stay watchful to ensure she keeps the positive momentum going.
SCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Verified Liberal.
Verified record of principles consistent with government being active in supporting social and political change including Abortion, Climate Change, Universal Health Care, and Gun Control.
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Herb W. Morgan (Republican)
Chief Investment Officer
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Federation of Republican Women California ProLife Council California Republican Assembly California Republican Party Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Los Angeles Daily NewsHerb Morgan is a rare candidate with experience and ideas perfectly matched to the office he’s seeking, at a time when California is especially in need of his skills. He deserves your vote and we endorse him for controller.
He is the most qualified person for the office. Cohen did not respond to our interview requests and our board does not endorse candidates who won’t meet with us.
SCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Conservative.
Public data indicates a commitment to the principles of limited government, free enterprise, and traditional American Values, including the Right to Life, Religious Liberty, and personal responsibility.
Grade: A
Grade: 4 out of 5 stars. Very good candidate.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Insurance Commissioner
Vote for 1
Ben Allen (Democratic)
California State Senator
ENDORSEMENTS:
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club Blue Wave Democratic Club California Democratic Party California Democratic Renters Council California Environmental Voters California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) Climate Action California Consumer Federation of CaliforniaSenator Allen has a strong record of working on consumer protection issues, a passion about public service and the wherewithal to understand how to appropriately lead the California Department of Insurance, a challenging job even without our current insurance challenges.
Allen is committed to continuing the Lara-era reforms that are steadily restoring the health of the property insurance industry. He’s sure to back some initiatives regarding, say, climate change, that give us heartburn, but he understands insurance markets and is committed to generating competition and staying the reform course.
Doing this job right requires navigating state politics, negotiating with competing economic interest groups and managing a 1,400-person bureaucracy that oversees more than 1,600 insurance companies. Ben Allen convinced us he could operate inside this maze.
The insurance market has began to show signs of recovery. Insurers are finally starting to write new policies in the state. Electing a rash insurance commissioner could reverse that progress and cause the market to implode. Ben Allen has what it takes to hold insurers accountable and regulate their market conduct while also fostering the conditions necessary to keep the market stable.
Doing this job right requires navigating state politics, negotiating with competing economic interest groups and managing a 1,400-person bureaucracy that oversees more than 1,600 insurance companies. No other candidates convince us they can better operate inside this maze than Allen.
SCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Liberal.
Public data indicates commitment to the principles of government being active in supporting social and political change including Abortion, Climate Change, Gun Control, and Universal Health Care.
Grade: B
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 99%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 15%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 95%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 35.70%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 81%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: A
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: C
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: A
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: C
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: 100%
Grade: A- - Reproductive Freedom Leader.
Leaders are strong advocates who consistently vote to advance reproductive freedom. They sometimes lead author or co-author reproductive freedom bills and may use their platform to support reproductive freedom.
Grade: 90%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 89%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Jane Kim (Democratic)
Attorney/Consumer Advocate
ENDORSEMENTS:
AAPIs for Civic Empowerment Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment (ACCE) Action Americans for Democratic Action, Southern California Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Socialists of America (CA DSA) California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California School Employees Association California Teachers Association California Working Families Party California Working Families PartyKim will harness the power of the office, too often beholden to the insurance industry, to actually serve residents by ensuring that everyone can access affordable coverage.
Within the scope of the Insurance Commissioner’s role, Kim frames affordability and insurance access as civil rights issues, citing the industry’s long history of redlining and its use of proxies like zip code and credit score to penalize low-income consumers and communities of color. She has pledged to use the office as a civil rights watchdog.
Her platform is bold: making insurers pay interest when they delay valid claims, requiring more premium dollars to go directly toward payouts, and creating a single-payer Natural Disaster Insurance for All so Californians aren’t left abandoned after climate disasters.
As climate-driven disasters intensify and insurance companies seek to raise rates or withdraw coverage, families are being squeezed from all sides. We need a watchdog who will hold insurance corporations accountable, crack down on price gouging, and ensure that communities — not corporate profits — come first.
An elected insurance commissioner was supposed to promote consumer interests, but in recent years, the office has been largely on the side of the big insurers. Kim, a former SF supervisor, is talking about guaranteed natural disaster insurance, a public option for car insurance—and overall better controls over the massive, powerful industry.
SCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Liberal.
Public data indicates commitment to the principles of government being active in supporting social and political change including Abortion, Climate Change, Gun Control, and Universal Health Care.
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Lieutenant Governor
Vote for 1
Fiona Ma (Democratic)
State Treasurer/CPA
ENDORSEMENTS:
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club Americans for Democratic Action, Southern California Asian Dems of Los Angeles County Bay Area Reporter California Democratic Party California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Medical Association California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Courage California Democratic Party of Orange County Equality California Heart of LA Democratic Club Knock LA La Defensa LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California Press DemocratWhat convinces us that Ma can actually move the needle on her agenda items is the fact that she has already been knee-deep advancing them in a senior executive capacity.
Fiona Ma comes with significant baggage — which is why she wasn’t our first choice for the role in the June primary. But she has the competence and experience to smoothly assume the duties of the state’s No. 2 office. Given the ramblings of her opponent, we cautiously recommend Ma for lieutenant governor.
Ma comes with controversy. But rival Gloria Romero’s support for Trump, RFK Jr., vaccine conspiracies and climate denialism makes this an easy choice.
SCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Verified Liberal.
Verified record of principles consistent with government being active in supporting social and political change including Abortion, Climate Change, Universal Health Care, and Gun Control.
Grade: F
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Gloria Romero (Republican)
Educator/Businesswoman
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Federation of Republican Women California ProLife Council California Republican Assembly California Republican Party California Young Republicans Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles County Robyn Nordell’s Conservative California Election WebsiteSCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Leans Conservative.
Public data suggests commitment to the principles of limited government, free enterprise, and traditional American Values, including the Right to Life, Religious Liberty, and personal responsibility but also holds to some positions contrary to those principles.
Grade: 3 out of 5 stars. Acceptable.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Secretary of State
Vote for 1
Shirley N. Weber (Democratic)
California Secretary of State
ENDORSEMENTS:
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club Americans for Democratic Action, Southern California Black Women Organized for Political Action (BWOPA)A trailblazer and champion for democracy, Secretary Weber has dedicated her career to expanding voter access, protecting civil rights, and strengthening civic engagement across California.
At a time when Trump is trying to destroy democracy by undermining the right to vote, Weber has been a consistent advocate for open government and voting rights. We’ll back her for another term.
The need for steady and trustworthy leadership from our secretary of state cannot be understated. Shirley Weber’s breadth of experience, willingness to do the right thing and fierce advocacy for voting rights make her the strongest candidate.
SCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Verified Liberal.
Verified record of principles consistent with government being active in supporting social and political change including Abortion, Climate Change, Universal Health Care, and Gun Control.
Grade: F
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Donald P. (Don) Wagner (Republican)
Orange County Supervisor
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Federation of Republican Women California ProLife Council California Republican Assembly California Republican Party Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles County Robyn Nordell’s Conservative California Election WebsiteSCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Leans Conservative.
Public data suggests commitment to the principles of limited government, free enterprise, and traditional American Values, including the Right to Life, Religious Liberty, and personal responsibility but also holds to some positions contrary to those principles.
Grade: A
Grade: 5 out of 5 stars. Best candidate. Strongest endorsement.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Vote for 1
Richard Barrera (Non Partisan)
State Superintendent Advisor
ENDORSEMENTS:
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment (ACCE) Action Americans for Democratic Action, Southern California Bay Area Reporter California Democratic Party California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers AssociationRichard Barrera has devoted his life to fighting for working people. As the President of the San Diego Unified School Board for the last 16 years, he has turned one of California’s largest districts into one of the highest performing in the country—by working with teachers to invest in students and classrooms.
We believe he is best positioned to be an effective air traffic controller within a sprawling, decentralized system, who can align Sacramento with local districts and educators around what actually works.
The state’s next superintendent of public instruction will need not only to confront a struggling school system, but also to restructure the office to ensure it continues to be relevant, meaningful and useful to taxpayers. Of the two candidates on the Nov. 3 ballot, Richard Barrera is best suited to these ends.
Gov. Newsom has moved to strip this job of most of its authority, but it’s still a platform for educational policy reform. Barrera, a longtime San Diego School Board member, has the support of the California Teachers Association, and we support him too.
Richard Barrera is an increasingly rare California progressive who brings all parties to the table, a skill that the new state superintendent of public instruction will need as the role of the office changes.
Barrera is a detail-oriented incrementalist focused on student absenteeism and mental health. Sonja Shaw is a brash culture warrior more interested in girls’ locker rooms than the nitty gritty of school reform.
SCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Liberal.
Public data indicates commitment to the principles of government being active in supporting social and political change including Abortion, Climate Change, Gun Control, and Universal Health Care.
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Sonja Shaw (Non Partisan)
School District President
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Federation of Republican Women California ProLife Council California Republican Assembly California Republican Party California Young Republicans Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Los Angeles Daily NewsPouring more money into a failing system won’t work. That’s why unlike most of her opponents, she’s arguing for systemic reform, not higher taxes to fund a broken system.
SCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Conservative.
Public data indicates a commitment to the principles of limited government, free enterprise, and traditional American Values, including the Right to Life, Religious Liberty, and personal responsibility.
Grade: A
Grade: 5 out of 5 stars. Best candidate. Strongest endorsement.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Treasurer
Vote for 1
Eleni Kounalakis (Democratic)
Lieutenant Governor of California
ENDORSEMENTS:
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club Americans for Democratic Action, Southern California Bay Area Reporter California Democratic Party California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Medical Association California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Center for Biological Diversity Action Fund Courage California Democratic Party of Orange County East Area Progressive Democrats Equality California Heart of LA Democratic Club Knock LA La Defensa LA Forward LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor Los Angeles Daily NewsShe has the mix of business, political and governance experience this role demands. Given her private sector background, she also has just enough grounding in the real world that not many statewide Democratic officials seem to have.
We endorse Kounalakis, who is especially well-suited to manage the portfolio of a state treasurer. She’s hard-working, detail-oriented and as lieutenant governor, she’s been effective at working behind the scenes to build coalitions….It’s time she moved into an office where she has more power to effect change.
Of the two candidates on Californians’ Nov. 3 ballots — Eleni Kounalakis, a Democrat, and Jennifer Hawks, a Republican — we support the one whose résumé instills confidence, not the one who has repeatedly declined to share her résumé.
The California state treasurer is the main banker, financier and asset manager for the world’s fourth-largest economy. With her thorough grasp of the treasurer’s complex duties and the political gravitas to get things done, Eleni Kounalakis deserves your vote.
In an interview with our editorial board, Kounalakis demonstrated a clear command of this office’s responsibilities — from bond issuances and housing tax credit programs to state employee pension governance and infrastructure finance.
SCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Verified Liberal.
Verified record of principles consistent with government being active in supporting social and political change including Abortion, Climate Change, Universal Health Care, and Gun Control.
Grade: F
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Jennifer Hawks (Republican)
Retired Businesswoman
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Federation of Republican Women California ProLife Council California Republican Assembly California Republican Party California Young Republicans Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles County Robyn Nordell’s Conservative California Election WebsiteSCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Conservative.
Public data indicates a commitment to the principles of limited government, free enterprise, and traditional American Values, including the Right to Life, Religious Liberty, and personal responsibility.
Grade: A
Grade: 4 out of 5 stars. Very good candidate.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Member State Board of Equalization, 3rd District
Vote for 1
Samuel P. Sukaton (Democratic)
Labor Union Organizer
ENDORSEMENTS:
Americans for Democratic Action, Southern California Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Socialists of America (CA DSA) California Environmental Voters California Working Families Party Center for Biological Diversity Action Fund Courage California Democratic Socialists of America, Los Angeles (DSA-LA) East Area Progressive Democrats Knock LA La DefensaHe is committed to bringing transparency and modernization to the Board of Equalization by upgrading systems so taxpayers can see where every dollar goes. He also recognizes that the property tax system is the backbone of funding for schools and local governments, and he plans to ensure they receive their fair share of revenue.
SCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Liberal.
Public data indicates commitment to the principles of government being active in supporting social and political change including Abortion, Climate Change, Gun Control, and Universal Health Care.
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Mike Gipson (Democratic)
State Assemblymember/Father
ENDORSEMENTS:
California Democratic Party California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor Los Angeles Daily NewsThis is an easy call. Gipson understands the importance of Prop. 13 and the office he’s running for. His opponent is a far-left activist who ducks the press.
SCORECARDS:
American Family Association’s iVoterGuideGrade: Liberal.
Public data indicates commitment to the principles of government being active in supporting social and political change including Abortion, Climate Change, Gun Control, and Universal Health Care.
Grade: F
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 73%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 19%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 88%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 72.73%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: D
Grade: 74%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: B
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: B
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: B
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: 100%
Grade: A - Reproductive Freedom Champion.
Champions are on the front line of the fight for reproductive freedom. These legislators not only take the right votes, they also lead author and co-author reproductive freedom bills, whip necessary committee and floor votes to advance these bills, and proactively and publicly utilize their platform to speak up and push to expand reproductive freedom.
Grade: 50%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 80%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
State Senator – District 20
Caroline Menjivar (Democratic)
State Senator
ENDORSEMENTS:
Americans for Democratic Action, Southern California Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Party California Democratic Socialists of America (CA DSA) California Environmental Justice Alliance Action California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Working Families Party California Young Democrats Center for Biological Diversity Action Fund Climate Action California Courage California Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California Heart of LA Democratic Club Knock LA La Defensa LA Forward LA Progressive Latinas Lead California Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor Los Angeles County Young Democrats National Union of Healthcare Workers Reproductive Freedom for All San Fernando Valley Young Democrats SEIU California Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Sierra Club California Stonewall Democratic Club Stonewall Young Democrats United Farm Workers United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States Council Women’s Political Committee Los AngelesSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: A
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 90%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 17%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 91%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 62.50%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: D
Grade: 84%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: A
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: A
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: D
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: A+ - Reproductive Freedom Champion.
Champions are on the front line of the fight for reproductive freedom. These legislators not only take the right votes, they also lead author and co-author reproductive freedom bills, whip necessary committee and floor votes to advance these bills, and proactively and publicly utilize their platform to speak up and push to expand reproductive freedom.
Grade: 80%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 90%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 80%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Tony Rodriguez (Republican)
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Assembly California Republican Party Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
California Rifle & Pistol AssociationGrade: A
Grade: 4 out of 5 stars. Very good candidate.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: AQ
A pro-gun candidate whose rating is based solely on the candidate’s responses to the NRA-PVF Candidate Questionnaire and who does not have a voting record on Second Amendment issues.
State Senator – District 22
Susan Rubio (Democratic)
State Senator/Teacher
ENDORSEMENTS:
California Democratic Party California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California La Defensa LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund SEIU California United Farm Workers United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: D
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 74%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 15%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 86%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 40%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 75%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: B
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: F
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: C
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: C
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: B - Reproductive Freedom Defender.
Defenders consistently vote to expand reproductive freedom and may co-author the occasional reproductive freedom bill.
Grade: 70%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 88%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Mike Netter (Republican)
Small Business Owner
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Assembly California Republican Party California Young Republicans Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
California Rifle & Pistol AssociationGrade: A
Grade: 4 out of 5 stars. Very good candidate.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: AQ
A pro-gun candidate whose rating is based solely on the candidate’s responses to the NRA-PVF Candidate Questionnaire and who does not have a voting record on Second Amendment issues.
State Senator – District 24
Brian Goldsmith (Democratic)
Small Business Owner
ENDORSEMENTS:
Blue Wave Democratic Club California Environmental Voters California Jewish Democrats Climate Action California Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Heart of LA Democratic Club Israeli-American Civic Action Network (ICAN) Los Angeles Daily News Republican Party of Los Angeles County Thrive LASCORECARDS:
California Rifle & Pistol AssociationGrade: F
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
John M. Erickson (Democratic)
Councilmember/Community Organizer
ENDORSEMENTS:
Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment (ACCE) Action Americans for Democratic Action, Southern California Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Renters Council California Democratic Socialists of America (CA DSA) California Environmental Justice Alliance Action California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Working Families Party California Young Democrats Center for Biological Diversity Action Fund Climate Action California Courage California Equality California Knock LA La Defensa LA Forward Los Angeles County Federation of Labor Los Angeles County Young Democrats National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund Project Super Bloom PAC Reproductive Freedom for All SEIU California Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Sierra Club California Stonewall Democratic Club Stonewall Young Democrats UNITE HERE Local 11 United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States Council Westside Young Democrats YIMBY Action YIMBY Los AngelesSCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
State Senator – District 26
Sarah Rascon (Democratic)
Environmental Protection Director
ENDORSEMENTS:
Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment (ACCE) Action Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Renters Council California Democratic Socialists of America (CA DSA) California Environmental Justice Alliance Action California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California School Employees Association California Working Families Party Center for Biological Diversity Action Fund Courage California Knock LA La Defensa LA Forward National Union of Healthcare Workers Our Revolution Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund Project Super Bloom PACSCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Sara Hernandez (Democratic)
Affordable Housing Advocate
ENDORSEMENTS:
Americans for Democratic Action, Southern California California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association Democrats for Israel Los Angeles East Area Progressive Democrats Equality California LA Progressive Los Angeles County Federation of Labor Reproductive Freedom for All Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Sierra Club California Stonewall Young Democrats Streets For All Thrive LA YIMBY Action YIMBY Los AngelesSCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
State Senator – District 28
Lola Smallwood-Cuevas (Democratic)
State Senator
ENDORSEMENTS:
Americans for Democratic Action, Southern California Black Los Angeles Young Democrats Black Women Organized for Political Action (BWOPA)Our state BWOPA-PAC endorsed candidates have demonstrated a clear alignment with our mission and a proven dedication to advancing policies that strengthen Black women, families, and communities across California. Their leadership reflects a shared commitment to progress in the critical areas of economic security, education, health equity, and criminal justice reform.
SCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: B
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 78%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 15%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 100%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 81.80%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 81%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: A
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: A+
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: C
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: B+ - Reproductive Freedom Leader.
Leaders are strong advocates who consistently vote to advance reproductive freedom. They sometimes lead author or co-author reproductive freedom bills and may use their platform to support reproductive freedom.
Grade: 60%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 89%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Joe Lisuzzo (Republican)
LA Neighborhood Councilmember
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Assembly California Republican Party California Young Republicans Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 4 out of 5 stars. Very good candidate.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
State Senator – District 30
Bob Archuleta (Democratic)
State Senator
ENDORSEMENTS:
Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Party California Faculty Association California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California La Defensa LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor National Union of Healthcare Workers SEIU California United Farm Workers United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: D
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 75%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 15%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 95%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 45.50%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 70%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: F
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: F
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: D
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: B - Reproductive Freedom Defender.
Defenders consistently vote to expand reproductive freedom and may co-author the occasional reproductive freedom bill.
Grade: 70%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 89%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Araceli Martinez (Republican)
Small Business Owner
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Assembly California Republican Party Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 4 out of 5 stars. Very good candidate.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
State Senator – District 34
Avelino Valencia (Democratic)
California State Assemblymember
ENDORSEMENTS:
California Democratic Party California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Democratic Party of Orange County Equality California La Defensa LA Progressive National Union of Healthcare Workers UNITE HERE Local 11 United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: F
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 62%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 13%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 76%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 72.73%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 65%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: F
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 90%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: C
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: F
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: D
An anti-gun candidate who usually supports restrictive gun control legislation and opposes pro-gun reforms. Regardless of public statements, can usually be counted on to vote wrong on key issues.
Grade: 100%
Grade: B - Reproductive Freedom Defender.
Defenders consistently vote to expand reproductive freedom and may co-author the occasional reproductive freedom bill.
Grade: 30%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 56%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 75%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Rhonda Shader (Republican)
Local Small Businesswoman
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Assembly California Republican Party California Young Republicans Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Los Angeles Daily News National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
California Rifle & Pistol AssociationGrade: A
Grade: 4 out of 5 stars. Very good candidate.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: AQ
A pro-gun candidate whose rating is based solely on the candidate’s responses to the NRA-PVF Candidate Questionnaire and who does not have a voting record on Second Amendment issues.
State Senator – District 36
Chris Duncan (Democratic)
Anti-Tariff Attorney
ENDORSEMENTS:
California Democratic Party California Environmental Voters California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California School Employees Association California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Center for Biological Diversity Action Fund Climate Action California Courage California Democratic Party of Orange County Equality California LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party National Union of Healthcare Workers SEIU California Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Sierra Club California Stonewall Democratic Club UNITE HERE Local 11 United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
California Rifle & Pistol AssociationGrade: F
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Tony Strickland (Republican)
State Senator/Businessman
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California Republican Assembly California Republican Party California Young Republicans Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: F
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 18%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 85%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 9%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 23.10%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: A
Grade: 30%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: F
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 5 out of 5 stars. Best candidate. Strongest endorsement.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 22%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 48%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: A+
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: F
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: F
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: A
Solidly pro-gun candidate. A candidate who has supported NRA positions on key votes in elective office or a candidate with a demonstrated record of support on Second Amendment issues.
Grade:
Grade: F
Extremely hostile to reproductive freedom. They actively and fervently work to deny Californians our fundamental rights to access reproductive health care.
Grade: 30%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 5%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 47%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Member of the State Assembly – District 34
Randall Putz (Democratic)
Mayor/Business Owner
ENDORSEMENTS:
California Democratic Party California Democratic Socialists of America (CA DSA) California School Employees Association California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Courage California Equality California Knock LA La Defensa LA Forward LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party SEIU California United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Charles Frederick Hughes (Republican)
Small Business Owner
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California Republican Assembly California Republican Party California Young Republicans Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
California Rifle & Pistol AssociationGrade: A
Grade: 4 out of 5 stars. Very good candidate.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: AQ
A pro-gun candidate whose rating is based solely on the candidate’s responses to the NRA-PVF Candidate Questionnaire and who does not have a voting record on Second Amendment issues.
Member of the State Assembly – District 39
Juan Carrillo (Democratic)
State Assemblymember
ENDORSEMENTS:
California Democratic Party California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Courage California Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California La Defensa LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund SEIU California Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Sierra Club California Stonewall Young Democrats UNITE HERE Local 11 United Farm Workers United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: D
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 80%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 15%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 76%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 63.64%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 74%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: D
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 92%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: B
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: A+
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: A- - Reproductive Freedom Leader.
Leaders are strong advocates who consistently vote to advance reproductive freedom. They sometimes lead author or co-author reproductive freedom bills and may use their platform to support reproductive freedom.
Grade: 60%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 80%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Paul Andre Marsh (Republican)
Community Services Liaison
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Party California Young Republicans Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 3 out of 5 stars. Acceptable.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Member of the State Assembly – District 40
Pilar Schiavo (Democratic)
Assemblymember
ENDORSEMENTS:
Americans for Democratic Action, Southern California Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Party California Democratic Socialists of America (CA DSA) California Environmental Justice Alliance Action California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Climate Action California Courage California Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California Heart of LA Democratic Club Knock LA La Defensa LA Forward LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund Reproductive Freedom for All San Fernando Valley Young Democrats Santa Clarita Valley Democrats SEIU California Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Sierra Club California Stonewall Democratic Club Stonewall Young Democrats UNITE HERE Local 11 United Farm Workers United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States Council Women’s Political Committee Los Angeles YIMBY Action YIMBY Los AngelesSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: B
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 93%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 17%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 96%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 81.82%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 81%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: B
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 94%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: C
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: D
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: C
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: A+ - Reproductive Freedom Champion.
Champions are on the front line of the fight for reproductive freedom. These legislators not only take the right votes, they also lead author and co-author reproductive freedom bills, whip necessary committee and floor votes to advance these bills, and proactively and publicly utilize their platform to speak up and push to expand reproductive freedom.
Grade: 80%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 88%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Rickey Tracy Hayes II (Republican)
Lineman/Entrepreneur/Businessman
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Young Republicans Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 3 out of 5 stars. Acceptable.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Member of the State Assembly – District 41
John Harabedian (Democratic)
California State Assemblymember
ENDORSEMENTS:
Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Party California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Courage California Democrats for Israel Los Angeles East Area Progressive Democrats Equality California Knock LA La Defensa LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund SEIU California Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Sierra Club California Stonewall Young Democrats UNITE HERE Local 11 United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: D
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 86%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 15%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 84%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 63.64%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 77%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: A
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: F
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: A
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: A+
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: A+ - Reproductive Freedom Champion.
Champions are on the front line of the fight for reproductive freedom. These legislators not only take the right votes, they also lead author and co-author reproductive freedom bills, whip necessary committee and floor votes to advance these bills, and proactively and publicly utilize their platform to speak up and push to expand reproductive freedom.
Grade: 70%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 89%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Adam Christopher Vena (Republican)
Father/Sanitation Employee
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Assembly California Republican Party Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Reform CaliforniaSCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 4 out of 5 stars. Very good candidate.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Member of the State Assembly – District 42
Deborah Klein Lopez (Democratic)
Councilmember/Environmental Advocate
ENDORSEMENTS:
Asian Dems of Los Angeles County Blue Wave Democratic Club California Democratic Party California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Center for Biological Diversity Action Fund Climate Action California Courage California Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California Heart of LA Democratic Club La Defensa LA Forward LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor Los Angeles County Young Democrats National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund Reproductive Freedom for All San Fernando Valley Young Democrats SEIU California Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Sierra Club California Stonewall Democratic Club Stonewall Young Democrats UNITE HERE Local 11 United Farm Workers United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States Council Westside Young Democrats Women’s Political Committee Los AngelesSCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Ted Nordblum (Republican)
Small Business Owner
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Assembly California Republican Party Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
California Rifle & Pistol AssociationGrade: A
Grade: 4 out of 5 stars. Very good candidate.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: AQ
A pro-gun candidate whose rating is based solely on the candidate’s responses to the NRA-PVF Candidate Questionnaire and who does not have a voting record on Second Amendment issues.
Member of the State Assembly – District 43
Celeste Rodriguez (Democratic)
Assemblymember
ENDORSEMENTS:
Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Party California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Climate Action California Courage California Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California Knock LA La Defensa LA Forward LA Progressive Latinas Lead California Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund San Fernando Valley Young Democrats SEIU California Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Sierra Club California Stonewall Democratic Club Stonewall Young Democrats UNITE HERE Local 11 United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: B
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 100%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 13%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 88%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 70.59%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 81%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: A+
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: A
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: C
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: B+ - Reproductive Freedom Leader.
Leaders are strong advocates who consistently vote to advance reproductive freedom. They sometimes lead author or co-author reproductive freedom bills and may use their platform to support reproductive freedom.
Grade: 90%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 80%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 75%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Ricardo Benitez (Republican)
Plumber/Electrical Contractor
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Assembly Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 4 out of 5 stars. Very good candidate.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Member of the State Assembly – District 44
Nicholas "Nick" Schultz (Democratic)
California State Assemblymember
ENDORSEMENTS:
Americans for Democratic Action, Southern California Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Party California Democratic Socialists of America (CA DSA) California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Working Families Party California Young Democrats Center for Biological Diversity Action Fund Climate Action California Courage California Democrats for Israel Los Angeles East Area Progressive Democrats Equality California Knock LA La Defensa LA Forward LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund San Fernando Valley Young Democrats SEIU California Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Sierra Club California Stonewall Democratic Club Stonewall Young Democrats UNITE HERE Local 11 United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: B
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 96%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 15%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 96%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 81.82%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 77%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: A+
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: A
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: B
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: A- - Reproductive Freedom Leader.
Leaders are strong advocates who consistently vote to advance reproductive freedom. They sometimes lead author or co-author reproductive freedom bills and may use their platform to support reproductive freedom.
Grade: 80%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 88%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Carolyn Daniels (Republican)
Independent Contractor/Mother
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Young Republicans Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
California Rifle & Pistol AssociationGrade: A
Grade: 3 out of 5 stars. Acceptable.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: AQ
A pro-gun candidate whose rating is based solely on the candidate’s responses to the NRA-PVF Candidate Questionnaire and who does not have a voting record on Second Amendment issues.
Member of the State Assembly – District 46
Jesse Gabriel (Democratic)
Member of the State Assembly, 46th District
ENDORSEMENTS:
California Democratic Party California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Young Democrats Courage California Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California La Defensa LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund San Fernando Valley Young Democrats SEIU California Stonewall Young Democrats UNITE HERE Local 11 United Farm Workers United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States Council YIMBY Action YIMBY Los AngelesSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: D
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 88%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 21%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 84%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 72.73%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 77%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: A
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: C
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: B
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: A - Reproductive Freedom Champion.
Champions are on the front line of the fight for reproductive freedom. These legislators not only take the right votes, they also lead author and co-author reproductive freedom bills, whip necessary committee and floor votes to advance these bills, and proactively and publicly utilize their platform to speak up and push to expand reproductive freedom.
Grade: 70%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 80%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Tracey Schroeder (Republican)
Teacher
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Assembly California Republican Party Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
California Rifle & Pistol AssociationGrade: A
Grade: 4 out of 5 stars. Very good candidate.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Member of the State Assembly – District 48
Blanca Rubio (Democratic)
State Assemblymember/Teacher
ENDORSEMENTS:
California Democratic Party California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California Young Democrats Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California La Defensa LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: F
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 44%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 19%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 64%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 63.64%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 58%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: F
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 86%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: F
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: B
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: B - Reproductive Freedom Defender.
Defenders consistently vote to expand reproductive freedom and may co-author the occasional reproductive freedom bill.
Grade: 30%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 55%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 75%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Dan T. Tran (Republican)
Real Estate Businessman
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Party Reform CaliforniaSCORECARDS:
California Rifle & Pistol AssociationGrade: B
Grade: 3 out of 5 stars. Acceptable.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Member of the State Assembly – District 49
Mike Fong (Democratic)
California State Assemblymember
ENDORSEMENTS:
Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Party California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Courage California Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California Knock LA La Defensa LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund SEIU California Stonewall Democratic Club Stonewall Young Democrats UNITE HERE Local 11 United Farm Workers United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: D
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 87%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 15%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 96%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 82.35%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 79%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: A+
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: A
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: A+
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: B - Reproductive Freedom Defender.
Defenders consistently vote to expand reproductive freedom and may co-author the occasional reproductive freedom bill.
Grade: 70%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 88%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Long David Liu (Republican)
Attorney/Father
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Party Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
California Rifle & Pistol AssociationGrade: A
Grade: 3 out of 5 stars. Acceptable.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: AQ
A pro-gun candidate whose rating is based solely on the candidate’s responses to the NRA-PVF Candidate Questionnaire and who does not have a voting record on Second Amendment issues.
Member of the State Assembly – District 51
Rick Chavez Zbur (Democratic)
California Assemblymember
ENDORSEMENTS:
California Democratic Party California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Young Democrats Climate Action California Courage California Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California La Defensa LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund SEIU California Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Sierra Club California Stonewall Democratic Club Stonewall Young Democrats Thrive LA UNITE HERE Local 11 United Farm Workers United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States Council Westside Young DemocratsSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: C
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 92%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 15%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 96%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 84.62%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 79%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: A
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: A
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: C
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: A+ - Reproductive Freedom Champion.
Champions are on the front line of the fight for reproductive freedom. These legislators not only take the right votes, they also lead author and co-author reproductive freedom bills, whip necessary committee and floor votes to advance these bills, and proactively and publicly utilize their platform to speak up and push to expand reproductive freedom.
Grade: 70%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 53%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Colin D. Hernandez (Democratic)
Digital Communication Strategist
ENDORSEMENTS:
California Democratic Socialists of America (CA DSA) Knock LA Progressive Voter NetworkSCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Member of the State Assembly – District 52
Jessica Caloza (Democratic)
California State Assemblymember
ENDORSEMENTS:
AAPIs for Civic Empowerment Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Party California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Courage California East Area Progressive Democrats Equality California Knock LA La Defensa LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund SEIU California Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Sierra Club California Stonewall Democratic Club Stonewall Young Democrats UNITE HERE Local 11 United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States Council YIMBY Action YIMBY Los AngelesSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: B
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 95%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 15%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 96%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 92.31%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 79%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: A+
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: A+
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: A+
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: A- - Reproductive Freedom Leader.
Leaders are strong advocates who consistently vote to advance reproductive freedom. They sometimes lead author or co-author reproductive freedom bills and may use their platform to support reproductive freedom.
Grade: 80%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 83%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Andrea Lee Anderson (Republican)
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Assembly California Republican Party Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 4 out of 5 stars. Very good candidate.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Member of the State Assembly – District 53
Michelle Rodriguez (Democratic)
Assemblymember/Mom
ENDORSEMENTS:
California Democratic Party California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California La Defensa LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund UNITE HERE Local 11 United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: F
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 61%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 19%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 68%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 63.64%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: D
Grade: 62%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: F
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: F
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: B
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: D
An anti-gun candidate who usually supports restrictive gun control legislation and opposes pro-gun reforms. Regardless of public statements, can usually be counted on to vote wrong on key issues.
Grade: 100%
Grade: A- - Reproductive Freedom Leader.
Leaders are strong advocates who consistently vote to advance reproductive freedom. They sometimes lead author or co-author reproductive freedom bills and may use their platform to support reproductive freedom.
Grade: 40%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 56%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 75%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Rafaela Romero (Republican)
Special Education Aide
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Assembly California Republican Party Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Reform CaliforniaSCORECARDS:
California Rifle & Pistol AssociationGrade: B
Grade: 4 out of 5 stars. Very good candidate.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: AQ
A pro-gun candidate whose rating is based solely on the candidate’s responses to the NRA-PVF Candidate Questionnaire and who does not have a voting record on Second Amendment issues.
Member of the State Assembly – District 54
Mark Gonzalez (Democratic)
Member of the State Assembly
ENDORSEMENTS:
Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Party California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Courage California Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California La Defensa Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund SEIU California Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Sierra Club California Stonewall Democratic Club Stonewall Young Democrats UNITE HERE Local 11 United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States Council YIMBY Action YIMBY Los AngelesSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: D
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 84%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 15%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 88%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 90.91%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 75%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: A
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: A
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: A+
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: A+ - Reproductive Freedom Champion.
Champions are on the front line of the fight for reproductive freedom. These legislators not only take the right votes, they also lead author and co-author reproductive freedom bills, whip necessary committee and floor votes to advance these bills, and proactively and publicly utilize their platform to speak up and push to expand reproductive freedom.
Grade: 60%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 91%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Alexandra Briseno (Republican)
ENDORSEMENTS:
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
California Rifle & Pistol AssociationGrade: B
Grade: 3 out of 5 stars. Acceptable.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Member of the State Assembly – District 55
Isaac G. Bryan (Democratic)
State Assemblymember
ENDORSEMENTS:
Americans for Democratic Action, Southern California Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Party California Democratic Socialists of America (CA DSA) California Environmental Justice Alliance Action California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Working Families Party California Young Democrats Climate Action California Courage California Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California Knock LA La Defensa LA Forward LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund SEIU California Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Sierra Club California Stonewall Democratic Club Stonewall Young Democrats UNITE HERE Local 11 United Farm Workers United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States Council Westside Young DemocratsSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: C
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 90%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 15%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 96%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 90%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 80%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: A+
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: A+
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: B
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: A - Reproductive Freedom Champion.
Champions are on the front line of the fight for reproductive freedom. These legislators not only take the right votes, they also lead author and co-author reproductive freedom bills, whip necessary committee and floor votes to advance these bills, and proactively and publicly utilize their platform to speak up and push to expand reproductive freedom.
Grade: 67%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 92%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Ashley M. Brown (Democratic)
School Social Worker
ENDORSEMENTS:
Republican Party of Los Angeles County Thrive LASCORECARDS:
California Rifle & Pistol AssociationGrade: A
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Member of the State Assembly – District 56
Lisa Calderon (Democratic)
Assembly Member/Mom
ENDORSEMENTS:
Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Party California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Courage California Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California La Defensa LA Progressive Latinas Lead California Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund SEIU California Stonewall Young Democrats UNITE HERE Local 11 United Farm Workers United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: F
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 77%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 17%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 96%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 81.82%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 74%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: D
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 90%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: D
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: B - Reproductive Freedom Defender.
Defenders consistently vote to expand reproductive freedom and may co-author the occasional reproductive freedom bill.
Grade: 60%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 52%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Jessica Martinez (Republican)
Retired Teacher
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Assembly California Republican Party Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 5 out of 5 stars. Best candidate. Strongest endorsement.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Member of the State Assembly – District 57
Sade Elhawary (Democratic)
California State Assemblymember
ENDORSEMENTS:
Asian Dems of Los Angeles County Black Los Angeles Young Democrats Black Women Organized for Political Action (BWOPA)Our state BWOPA-PAC endorsed candidates have demonstrated a clear alignment with our mission and a proven dedication to advancing policies that strengthen Black women, families, and communities across California. Their leadership reflects a shared commitment to progress in the critical areas of economic security, education, health equity, and criminal justice reform.
SCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: B
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 98%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 12%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 92%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 88.24%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 81%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: A+
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: A+
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: A
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: B - Reproductive Freedom Defender.
Defenders consistently vote to expand reproductive freedom and may co-author the occasional reproductive freedom bill.
Grade: 90%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 93%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Constance Jewel Menzies (Republican)
In-Home Care Provider
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Assembly California Republican Party Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles County Thrive LASCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 4 out of 5 stars. Very good candidate.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Member of the State Assembly – District 61
Tina Simone McKinnor (Democratic)
State Assemblymember
ENDORSEMENTS:
Asian Dems of Los Angeles County Black Women Organized for Political Action (BWOPA)Our state BWOPA-PAC endorsed candidates have demonstrated a clear alignment with our mission and a proven dedication to advancing policies that strengthen Black women, families, and communities across California. Their leadership reflects a shared commitment to progress in the critical areas of economic security, education, health equity, and criminal justice reform.
SCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: F
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 88%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 19%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 84%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 81.25%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 72%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: A+
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: A
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: D
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: B - Reproductive Freedom Defender.
Defenders consistently vote to expand reproductive freedom and may co-author the occasional reproductive freedom bill.
Grade: 70%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 88%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Brian Lockwood (Republican)
ENDORSEMENTS:
Thrive LASCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 3 out of 5 stars. Acceptable.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Member of the State Assembly – District 62
Jose Luis Solache (Democratic)
California State Assemblymember
ENDORSEMENTS:
Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Party California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Courage California Equality California Knock LA La Defensa LA Forward LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund SEIU California Stonewall Democratic Club Stonewall Young Democrats UNITE HERE Local 11 United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: F
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 79%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 17%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 83%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 90.91%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 74%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: A
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: B
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: C
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: B - Reproductive Freedom Defender.
Defenders consistently vote to expand reproductive freedom and may co-author the occasional reproductive freedom bill.
Grade: 56%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 88%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Paul Irving Jones (Republican)
Retired Combat Marine
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Party Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
California Rifle & Pistol AssociationGrade: A
Grade: 3 out of 5 stars. Acceptable.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Member of the State Assembly – District 64
Blanca Pacheco (Democratic)
Assemblywoman
ENDORSEMENTS:
California Democratic Party California Faculty Association California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Democratic Party of Orange County Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California La Defensa LA Progressive Latinas Lead California Los Angeles County Democratic Party Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund Stonewall Young Democrats United Farm Workers United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: F
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 58%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 15%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 64%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 63.64%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 60%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: F
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 86%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: F
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: B
We are dedicated to furthering our abundance agenda in the Greater Los Angeles region by liberalizing housing, enhancing mobility options, embracing technological innovation, and increasing access to markets.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: B - Reproductive Freedom Defender.
Defenders consistently vote to expand reproductive freedom and may co-author the occasional reproductive freedom bill.
Grade: 30%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 50%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 79%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Raul Ortiz Jr. (Republican)
Pest Control Manager
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Assembly California Republican Party Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Reform CaliforniaSCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 4 out of 5 stars. Very good candidate.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Member of the State Assembly – District 65
Ayanna Davis (Democratic)
Educator/School Boardmember
ENDORSEMENTS:
Asian Dems of Los Angeles County Black Women Organized for Political Action (BWOPA)Our state BWOPA-PAC endorsed candidates have demonstrated a clear alignment with our mission and a proven dedication to advancing policies that strengthen Black women, families, and communities across California. Their leadership reflects a shared commitment to progress in the critical areas of economic security, education, health equity, and criminal justice reform.
SCORECARDS:
California Rifle & Pistol AssociationGrade: F
Grade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Lydia A. Gutierrez (Republican)
Public School Teacher
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans California Republican Assembly California Republican Party Craig Huey’s California Dream Voter Guide Reform California Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 5 out of 5 stars. Best candidate. Strongest endorsement.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Member of the State Assembly – District 66
Sara Deen (Democratic)
School Boardmember/Businesswoman
ENDORSEMENTS:
314 ActionThese 314 Action leaders are directly driving science-based decisions for their communities — securing local progress on critical issues from climate action to healthcare access and abortion rights.
SCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Paul Seo (Democratic)
Mayor/Corruption Prosecutor
ENDORSEMENTS:
Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Party California Environmental Voters California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Young Democrats Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Heart of LA Democratic Club LA Progressive Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor Los Angeles County Young Democrats Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund Republican Party of Los Angeles County SEIU California Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Sierra Club California Stonewall Young Democrats Thrive LA United Farm Workers United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Member of the State Assembly – District 67
Mark Pulido (Democratic)
City Councilmember
ENDORSEMENTS:
Asian Dems of Los Angeles County California Democratic Party California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Teachers Association California Young Democrats Courage California Democratic Party of Orange County Equality California La Defensa Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor Los Angeles Daily News National Union of Healthcare Workers SEIU California Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Sierra Club California Stonewall Democratic Club United Farm Workers United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Paulo Morales (Republican)
Law Enforcement Officer
ENDORSEMENTS:
California College Republicans Republican Party of Los Angeles CountySCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 3 out of 5 stars. Acceptable.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Member of the State Assembly – District 69
Josh Lowenthal (Democratic)
Business Owner/Assemblymember
ENDORSEMENTS:
California Democratic Party California Environmental Voters California Faculty Association California Federation of Labor Unions AFL-CIO California Jewish Democrats California Professional Firefighters (Local Los Angeles) California School Employees Association California State Association of Electrical Workers (CSAEW) California Young Democrats Courage California Democrats for Israel Los Angeles Equality California La Defensa Los Angeles County Democratic Party Los Angeles County Federation of Labor National Union of Healthcare Workers Planned Parenthood Advocacy Project Los Angeles County Action Fund SEIU California Stonewall Young Democrats UNITE HERE Local 11 United Farm Workers United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Western States CouncilSCORECARDS:
California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Grade: D
CEJA’s Environmental Justice Scorecard tracks how California legislators show up for communities most impacted by pollution, poor air quality, and climate injustice.
Grade: 79%
Scores are shown as a percentage that reflect the legislator’s pro-environmental votes, with extra credit awarded for major pro-environmental actions and points deducted for major anti-environmental actions in the prior year.
Grade: 15%
The higher the score, the more closely the legislator’s votes are aligned with biblical values.
Grade: 92%
We fight for legislation that protects working families, and we hold our legislators accountable. This scorecard reflects our collective priorities and salutes those who stood with us each and every time.
Grade: 76.19%
In each legislative session, the CFT tallies how legislators vote on bills of import to educators and union members.
Grade: F
Grade: 79%
The CFC 2025 Scorecard tracks CFC’s sponsored and co-sponsored bills, as well as a number of other key bills that CFC supported for being pro-consumer or opposed for harming California consumers.
Grade: A+
Courage Score is a number, unique to each legislator, revealing how often they stand up for constituents over corporate lobbyists that exploit Californians.
Grade: 2 out of 5 stars. Vote only to prevent worse candidates from winning.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.
Grade: 100%
Equality California endorses and supports 100% pro-equality candidates — up and down the ballot — fighting for LGBTQ+ civil rights, reproductive freedom and social justice.
Grade: 100%
As a counterpoint to the health industry — health insurers, hospitals, doctors, and drug companies — we ensure policymakers put patients and the public before profits of these major corporations.
Grade: D
HJTA’s Legislative Report Card is designed to help Californians gauge how their state representatives are performing on taxpayer-related issues, including, but not limited to, tax increases and direct attacks on Proposition 13.
Grade: A
We champion progressive policy solutions to end incarceration and build the political power of people directly impacted by it in California.
Grade: F
True enemy of gun owners’ rights. A consistent anti-gun candidate who always opposes gun owners’ rights and/or actively leads anti-gun legislative efforts, or sponsors anti-gun legislation.
Grade: 100%
Grade: A- - Reproductive Freedom Leader.
Leaders are strong advocates who consistently vote to advance reproductive freedom. They sometimes lead author or co-author reproductive freedom bills and may use their platform to support reproductive freedom.
Grade: 70%
Every year, Sierra Club California reviews how state legislators vote on key measures affecting our climate, air, water, and communities.
Grade: 77%
We support policy development, organize communities, and galvanize allies to hold powerful energy and telephone companies accountable to California customers— not Wall Street investors.
Grade: 100%
We hope you can use this scorecard to offer your elected representatives feedback about their voting history on policies that promote workplace safety, advance workers’ rights, and protect our communities.
Carolyn J. Essex (Democratic)
Policy Analyst
ENDORSEMENTS:
None found. Check back for updates.
SCORECARDS:
Craig Huey’s Election Forum California Voter GuideGrade: 1 out of 5 stars. Terrible. Do not vote. All your other votes will count.
Craig Huey’s Election Forum 2026 California voter guide help conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians vote for — not against — their values.