Thread: CA. Candidates for Governor June 5, 2018 Primary

Gubernatorial Primary Election
June 5, 2018

Candidates

See also: Statistics on gubernatorial candidates, 2018

Primary candidates

Akinyemi Agbede[1]
Juan Bribiesca[2]
Thomas Jefferson Cares[3]
John Chiang - State Treasurer[4]
Delaine Eastin - Former state Superintendent of Public Instruction[4]
Robert Davidson Griffis[3]
Albert Caesar Mezzetti[3]
Gavin Newsom - Lieutenant Governor[4]
Amanda Renteria[5]
Michael Shellenberger[6]
Klement Tinaj[7]
Antonio Villaraigosa - Former Mayor of Los Angeles[4]
Travis Allen - State Assemblyman[8]
John Cox[9]
Yvonne Girard[1]
Peter Yuan Liu[10]
Robert Newman[1]
Christopher Carlson[1]
Josh Jones[11]
Zoltan Istvan[12]
Nickolas Wildstar[13]
Gloria La Riva (Peace and Freedom Party)[14]
Shubham Goel (No Party Preference)[15]
Hakan "Hawk" Mikado (No Party Preference)[3]
Desmond Silveira (No Party Preference)[3][16]
Jeffrey Edward Taylor (No Party Preference)[3]
Johnny Wattenburg (No Party Preference)[17]

Undeclared write-in
Peter Crawford-Valentino[18]Withdrew from race
David Asem[3][19]
Michael Bracamontes[20]
Ted Crisell[1][3]
Harmesh Kumar[3][21]
Daniel Amare[1][3]
Stasyi Barth[3][22]
Brian Domingo[3][23]
David Hadley - Former state Assemblyman[24]
Robert Kleinberger[3][25]
George Konik[3][26]
John Leslie-Brown[1][3]
Jacob Morris[1][3]
Doug Ose[27][28]
Laura Smith[1][3]
Veronika Fimbres[29][30]
Michael Bilger[3][31]
Andy Blanch[3][32]
David Bush[1][3]
Grant Handzlik[3][33]
Analila Joya[1][3]
Joshua Laine[3][34]
Frederic Prinz von Anhalt[3][35]
Timothy Richardson[1][3]
Boris Romanowsky[1][3]
Hilaire Fuji Shioura[3][36]
Lindsey Neil Shortland[1][3]
Scot Sturtevant[1][3]
James Tran[1][3]

https://ballotpedia.org/California_g...election,_2018

United States Senate election in California, 2018


Candidates

See also: Statistics on U.S. Congress candidates, 2018

Primary candidates: Dianne Feinstein - Incumbent Kevin de León - State Sen. President[1] Adrienne Nicole Edwards[2] Pat Harris[3] Alison Hartson[4] David Hildebrand[5] Herbert Peters[2] Douglas Howard Pierce[6] Gerald Plummer[2] Donnie Turner[2] Arun Bhumitra[2] James Bradley[2] John "Jack" Crew[2] Erin Cruz[7] Roque De La Fuente[2] Jerry Laws[2] Patrick Little[8] Kevin Mottus[2] Mario Nabliba[9] Tom Palzer[10] Paul Taylor[11] Derrick Michael Reid[12] John Thompson Parker (Peace and Freedom Party)[2] Colleen Shea Fernald (No Party Preference)[2] Rash Bihari Ghosh (No Party Preference)[2] Tim Gildersleeve (No Party Preference)[13] Michael Fahmy Girgis (No Party Preference)[2] Don Grundmann (No Party Preference)[2] Jason Hanania (No Party Preference)[2] David Moore (No Party Preference)[2] Lee Olson (No Party Preference)[2] Ling Ling Shi (No Party Preference)[2]

Withdrew: Topher Brennan[14] John Melendez[2][15] Steve Stokes[2][16] John Estrada[2][17] Timothy Charles Kalemkarian[2][18] Caren Lancona[2][19] Jazmina Saavedra[2][20] Stephen Schrader[2][21] Leigh Scott[2][22] Michael Ziesing[2][23] Donald Adams (No Party Preference)[2][24] Jerry Leon Carroll (No Party Preference)[2][25] Michael Eisen (No Party Preference)[2][26] Charles Junior Hodge (No Party Preference)[2][27] Richard Mead (No Party Preference)[2][28] Clifton Roberts (No Party Preference)[2][29]

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ALIPAC Endorses GOP Primary Challengers Michael Snider & Jo Rae Perkins

CA. Republicans Fail To Endorse Governor Candidate At Convention


Rancho Santa Fe businessman John Cox and Assemblyman Travis Allen, R- Huntington Beach, were vying for the party's endorsement for governor, but neither earned the 60 percent of votes needed. Cox received 55.3 percent, Allen received 40.5 percent and 4.1 percent of delegates chose to endorse neither candidate.

Republicans Fail To Endorse Governor Candidate At Convention

Trump endorses Cox in California governor's race