Los Angeles County
The 2026 ballot is REALLY long! With confusing ballot measures and hundreds of candidates running for office, some might feel overwhelmed.
We have researched, vetted, and issued an endorsement on a large amount of statewide races to help make voting easy! These candidates are the best picks that will fight for: lower taxes and cost of living, safer communities and supporting law enforcement, fixing failing schools and stopping extremist curriculums, solving the homeless and drug crisis by addressing addiction and mental health, and enforcing the law and locking up criminals. These are candidates that will enact Plan Z: The Gen Z Agenda to fix California!
2026 is a prime opportunity for electing these common sense candidates — but we can't do that without your vote and your help. Make sure to share this voter guide with your friends and family. And please consider contributing to support our efforts to get the message out!
Statewide Ballot Measures
Local Ballot Measures
Measure ER (NO)
Los Angeles County Sales Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly sales tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.
Measure BB (NO)
City of Bell Sales Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly sales tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.
Measure BG (NO)
Bell Gardens Sales Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly sales tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.
Measure A (NO)
Bonita Unified School District Bond and Tax Increase
Authorizes costly bond funded by taxpayer dollars despite massive levels of wasteful spending and awarding contracts without fair and open competition.
Measure FW (YES)
City of Carson Fireworks Sale Measure
Allows businesses to sell fireworks that are permitted by the state, which was not allowed before.
Measure PC (NO)
City of Commerce Sales Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly sales tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending and awarding contracts without fair and open competition.
Measure CPT (NO)
Compton Unified School District Bond and Tax Increase
Authorizes costly bond funded by taxpayer dollars despite massive levels of wasteful spending and awarding contracts without fair and open competition.
Measure CC (NO)
City of Covina Sales Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly sales tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.
Measure GG (NO)
City of Gardena Sales Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly sales tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.
Measure I (YES)
City of Inglewood Fireworks Sales Measure
Allows businesses to sell fireworks that are permitted by the state, which was not allowed before.
Measure LCF (NO)
La Cañada Unified School District Bond and Tax Increase
Authorizes costly bond funded by taxpayer dollars despite massive levels of wasteful spending and awarding contracts without fair and open competition.
Measure LP (NO)
City of La Puente Sales Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly sales tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.
Measure LL (NO)
Lawndale Elementary School District Bond and Tax Increase
Authorizes costly bond funded by taxpayer dollars despite massive levels of wasteful spending and awarding contracts without fair and open competition.
Measure LR (NO)
Little Lake City School District Bond and Tax Increase
Authorizes costly bond funded by taxpayer dollars despite massive levels of wasteful spending and awarding contracts without fair and open competition.
Measure LS (NO)
Little Lake City School District Bond and Tax Increase
Authorizes costly bond funded by taxpayer dollars despite massive levels of wasteful spending and awarding contracts without fair and open competition.
Measure LW (NO)
City of Lomita Sales Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly sales tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.
Measure CB (NO)
Los Angeles Cannabis Business Tax Increase
Imposes new variety of taxes on cannabis businesses, driving costs up for consumers.
Measure TC (NO)
City of Los Angeles Hotel Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly hotel tax on online sales despite massive levels of wasteful spending and awarding contracts without fair and open competition.
Measure TT (NO)
City of Las Angeles Hotel Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly hotel tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending and awarding contracts without fair and open competition.
Measure NDC (NO)
City of Monterey Park Data Center Prohibition
Prohibits the construction of a data center that can create jobs and bring in tax revenue.
Measure PF (NO)
City of Palos Verdes Estates Property Tax Increase
Renews a costly sales tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.
Measure B (NO)
City of Pasadena Glen Property Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly property tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.
Measure Z (YES)
Pomona Kids First Funding Amendment
Reduces mandatory funding for Kids First program to ensure sustainability of this program given other important services needing funding in the city’s budget.
Measure S (NO)
City of San Marino Sales Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly sales tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.
Measure GL (NO)
City of Sierra Madre Overall Budget Increase
Allows for more taxpayer funds to be spent wastefully, threatening to put the city budget in jeopardy of going into debt.
Measure SP (NO)
South Pasadena Unified School District Bond and Tax Increase
Authorizes costly bond funded by taxpayer dollars despite massive levels of wasteful spending and awarding contracts without fair and open competition.
U.S. Congress Races
U.S. House of Representatives
District 23: Jay Obernolte
District 26: Sam Galluci
District 27: Jason Gibbs
District 28: April Verlato
District 29: Rudy Melendez
District 30: Scott Meyers
District 31: Eric Ching
District 32: Larry Thompson
District 34: Calvin Lee
District 35: You Are Doomed
District 36: Houston Brignano
District 37: Baltazar Fedalizo
District 38: Pedro Antonio Casas
District 41: Mitch Clemmons
District 42: Noah Von Blom
District 43: Christian Morales
District 44: Genevieve Angel
District 45: Chuong V. Vo
Statewide Candidate Races
STATEWIDE OFFICES
Governor: Steve Hilton OR Chad Bianco
Both Steve Hilton and Chad Bianco are strong candidates and would serve California well as Governor. That said, there is a real risk of a shutout if Republican voters divide their support, opening the door for two Democrats to move on to the runoff. While we are not endorsing either candidate at this time, we strongly encourage voters to look closely at the most recent polling in this race and rally behind the Republican who is leading and has the clearest path to advancing to the runoff.
Lt. Governor: Gloria Romero
Attorney General: Michael Gates
Secretary of State: Don Wagner
Treasurer: Jennifer Hawks
Controller: Herb Morgan
Insurance Commissioner: Robert Howell
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Sonja Shaw
State Board of Equalization
District 1: Shannon Grove
District 2: J Brett Marymee
District 3: Endorsement Pending
District 4: Denis Bilodeau
Legislative Candidate Races
Senate
Senate District 20: Tony Rodriguez
Senate District 22: Mike Netter
Senate District 24: Kristina Irwin
Senate District 26: Claudia Agraz
Senate District 28: Joe Lisuzzo
Senate District 30: Araceli Martinez
Senate District 34: Rhonda Shader
Senate District 36: Tony Strickland
Assembly
Assembly District 34: Charles Hughes
Assembly District 39: Paul Marsh
Assembly District 40: Ricky Hayes
Assembly District 41: Adam Vena
Assembly District 42: Rocky Rhodes
Assembly District 43: Ricardo Benitez
Assembly District 44: Carolyn Daniels
Assembly District 46: Tracey Schroeder
Assembly District 48: Dan T. Tran
Assembly District 49: "David" Long Liu
Assembly District 51: Jake Head
Assembly District 52: Andreas Lee Anderson
Assembly District 53: Rafaela Romero
Assembly District 54: You Are Doomed.
Assembly District 55: Keith Cascio
Assembly District 56: Jessica Martinez
Assembly District 57: Constance Jewel Menzies
Assembly District 61: You are doomed.
Assembly District 62: Paul Irving Jones
Assembly District 64: Raul Ortiz Jr
Assembly District 65: Lydia Gutierrez
Assembly District 66: Jessica Maldonado
Assembly District 67: Paulo Morales
Assembly District 69: You Are Doomed.
County Candidate Races
Sheriff
Alex Villanueva
City Candidate Races
Los Angeles
Mayor: Spencer Pratt
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