California

• Last Third-party Poll: 13%

• Campaign Funding: $4.5M raised from 6909 contributions 

• Endorsed by: California State Council of Laborers, CHIRLA Action Fund (Coalition for Humane Rights in Los Angeles), California Faculty Association, California Medical Association 

Hasn't taken war lobby money (AIPAC, DMFI, Palantir) but accepts fossil fuel donations. No commitment to a billionaire tax. Stances on AB-715 and anti-BDS unknown — notably absent from the Jewish CA Forum. Most concrete ICE pledge: investigate, prosecute, and incarcerate agents who violate state law.

• Last Poll: 10%

Supports continued tax-payer funded military aid to Israel as a Republican and supports full federal immigration enforcement cooperation. Aligned with Trump on immigration enforcement and has been explicitly endorsed by Trump. 

• Last Poll: 15% (CBS News/YouGov)

Supports continued tax-payer funded military aid to Israel. Pledged to use the attorney general to sue cities over anti-BDS efforts in California and has praised CA-Israel business ties. Does not support criticism of Israel’s military actions and has no other public comments on the genocide. 

• Last Poll: Less than 1% (no polling showing this candidate over 1%)

• Campaign Finance: $67k raised from 184 contributions

• Endorsed by: Peace and Freedom Party

Peace and Freedom Party candidate. Takes no war lobby money; calls Israel's assault a genocide and supports full state divestment from weapons manufacturers, surveillance technology, and corporations profiting from it. Supports a billionaire tax and abolishing ICE.

• Last Third-Party Poll: 15% (CBS News/YouGov survey)

• Campaign Funding: $110M (self-funded) + $158k raised from 240 unique donors

• Endorsed by: For the People Action, Orange County Justice for Palestine, California Federation of Labor (AFL-CIO), California Nurses Association, California Teachers Association, California Federation of Teachers, California School Employees Association, AFSCME, United Domestic Workers, IATSE (Hollywood crew union), Our Revolution

Does not take war lobby money; supports a billionaire tax. Has called for abolishing ICE with a 5-point plan. His hedge fund Farallon previously invested in fossil fuels and private prison company CoreCivic — he divested in 2006 and later expressed regret. Has publicly criticized AIPAC as "dark money with no place in politics," drawing pro-Israel backlash. Stance on anti-BDS legislation unknown. Pledged to enforce AB-715 at the Skirball Forum.

• Last Third-party Poll: 2%

• Funding: Raised $274k from 1,225 contributions

• Endorsed by: Green Party

Green Party write-in candidate (removed from ballot by the Secretary of State). Takes no war lobby money; calls Israel's assault a genocide. Supports immediate divestment of state pension funds and UC/CSU from Israeli military-linked corporations, revoking anti-BDS legislation, and ending state tax dollar complicity in genocide. Supports a billionaire tax and abolishing ICE.

This candidate does not take money from AIPAC or war lobbies. No public stance exists on this candidate in terms of his stance on the US-funded genocide in Gaza, divestment from war crimes, or AB-715

Running on a platform of electoral reform via proportional representation, ranked-choice voting, public campaign financing, and ending corporate influence in elections. Blenner has no documented relationship with war lobbies or foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC in either direction — he has neither received their support nor publicly opposed or criticized them although the left unity slate broadly opposes militarism.

• Endorsed by: Green Party of California and the Peace and Freedom Party

Running on a platform of: Voter ID requirements, ending ballot harvesting, mail ballots returned by Election Day, and a more business-friendly office.

We list him as "rejected" given anti-democratic stances towards voting access.

She is running on a platform of defending and expanding voting access, universal vote-by-mail, and protecting California's elections from federal interference and rollbacks. Weber has no documented relationship with war lobbies or foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC in either direction — she has neither received their support nor publicly opposed or criticized them. There is an allegation by the Butch Ware Gubernatorial campaign against the California Secretary of State for “arbitrarily establishing thresholds … to meet and hurdles to jump” to disqualify him from the ballot.

• Endorsed by: CAIR Action, For the People Action, Emily's List, NARAL, United Auto Workers, California Labor Federation, Equality California, AFSCME California, IBEW, and other labor and progressive groups.

Running on a platform for fiscal transparency, auditing, and stewardship of California's finances with "transparency, efficiency and fairness." She has no documented stance on war lobbies, militarism nor is there any record of here taking money from AIPAC or affiliated lobbies

• Endorsed by the California Building and Construction Trades Council, California Environmental Voters, GrowSF, California Council for Affordable Housing, and a broad coalition of labor unions including teachers, nurses, operating engineers, plumbers, pipefitters, and electrical workers.

This candidate is endorsed by AIPAC and is the preferred candidate of the pro-Israel lobby.

This candidate takes money from pro-Israel PACs.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.

This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. He is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.

This candidate does not take money from war lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI or Lockheed Martin and has signed block the bombs act. 

This candidate has a track record of giving money to Christians United for Israel, Lara Loomer, and has ties to far-right Hindu nationalist political groups.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.

This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. He is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.

This candidate has taken money from affiliated foreign interest lobbies. Most recently, she has signed onto the block the bombs act.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.

This candidate receives money from war lobbies like DMFI.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.

This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. She is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.

This candidate is a recipient of funding from war lobbies like AIPAC.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies. However, he has recently signed onto block the bombs and is reason some voters may decide to continue their advocacy and support of him.

This candidate has taken money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies although there is no evidence she has in the most recent cycle. She has recently signed onto the block the bombs act to block bombs to Israel and some voters may opt to continue their advocacy and support to continue to improve her stances. Overall USCPR Action Scorecard indicates her legislative track record could be stronger.

This candidate does not take money from war lobbies and has made public statements in opposition to the US-funded genocide.

This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. He is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.

This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. He is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.

This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. She is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.

This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. She is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.

This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. However, he has had a troubling record recently supporting votes around the FISA legislation to allow unregulated surveillance of Americans and previously voted in support of the Laken Riley act. Continued advocacy is needed to continue improving his legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.

This candidate currently takes DMFI money; however, he has most recently signed onto the Block the Bombs Act, making him one of only 63 members of Congress to do so. Some voters are opting to support him and to continue to advocate for improvement on his stances given his recent shift

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.

This candidate does not take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has co-sponsored the block the bombs act. She is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.

This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.

This candidate criticized the rushed process by which AB-715 was brought to a vote. She did ultimately vote for the bill.

This candidate represents district 2 of the county and may not appear on your ballot if you do not reside in district 2.

This district attorney has presented biased views presiding over cases ruling on the freedom of speech of pro-Palestine voters.

"In an unusual move amid a contentious election cycle, a South Bay judge has barred Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeff Rosen and his office from retrying a vandalism case against a group of pro-Palestinian Stanford student protesters due to a conflict of interest."