Marin 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 B (NO)
Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit District 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 C (NO)
Kentfield School District Tax Increase
Renews a costly property tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending and awarding contracts without fair and open competition.
Measure D (NO)
Larkspur-Corte Madera 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 E (NO)
Mill Valley Elementary School District Tax Increase
Renews a costly property tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending and awarding contracts without fair and open competition.
Measure G (NO)
Novato Unified School District Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly property tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending and awarding contracts without fair and open competition.
Measure H (NO)
Ross Valley School District Tax Increase
Renews a costly property tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending and awarding contracts without fair and open competition.
Measure I (NO)
Sausalito Marin 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 J (NO)
Fairfax Town 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 K (NO)
San Rafael Library Tax Increase
Renews a costly property tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending and awarding contracts without fair and open competition.
Measure L (NO)
Firehouse Community Park Agency Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly property tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending and awarding contracts without fair and open competition.
Measure M (NO)
City of Muir Beach 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.
U.S. Congress Races
U.S. House of Representatives
District 2: Robin Littau
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 2: Tief Gibbs
Assembly
Assembly District 12: Eryn Cervantes
County Candidate Races
County Board of Supervisors
District 1: Mark Galperin
District 5: Christopher Carpiniello
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