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Senate Races

District

Candidate

SD 3

Carol Migden

SD 5

Lois Wolk

SD 7

Mark De Saulnier

SD 9

Wilma Chan
&
Loni Hancock

SD 11

Joe Simitian

SD 13

Elaine Alquist

SD 19

Hannah-Beth Jackson

SD 21

Carol Liu

SD 23

Fran Pavley

SD 25

Mervyn Dymally

SD 27

Alan Lowenthal

SD 35

Ginny Mayer

SD 39

Christine Kehoe

 

Assembly Races

District

Candidate

AD 1

Wes Chesbro

AD 6

Jared Huffman

AD 7

Noreen Evans

AD 9

Dave Jones

AD 12

Fiona Ma

AD 13

Tom Ammiano

AD 14

Nancy Skinner

AD 15

Joan Buchanan

AD 16

Sandre Swanson

AD 17

Cathleen Galgiani

AD 18

Mary Hayashi

AD 21

Ira Ruskin

AD 22

Paul Fong

AD 23

Joe Coto

AD 24

Jim Beall

AD 27

Emily Reilly
&
Barbara Sprenger

AD 28

Anna Caballero

AD 31

Juan Arambula

AD 35

Pedro Nava

AD 37

Ferial Masry

AD 38

Carole Lutness

AD 41

Julia Brownley

AD 42

Mike Feuer

AD 43

Paul Krekorian

AD 44

Anthony Portantino

AD 45

Kevin de Leon

AD 46

John Perez

AD 47

Karen Bass

AD 48

Mike Davis

AD 49

Mike Eng

AD 50

Hector De La Torre

AD 51

Curren Price Jr.

AD 53

Ted Lieu

AD 54

Bonnie Lowenthal
&
Tonia Reyes Uranaga

AD 55

Warren Furutani

AD 56

Tony Mendoza

AD 57

Edward Hernandez

AD 61

Norma Torres

AD 62

Wilmer Amina Carter

AD 69

Jose Solorio

AD 76

Lori Saldana

AD 78

Marty Block
&
Arlie Ricasa

AD 79

Mary Salas

AD 80

Greg Pettis

 

Propositions

Prop.#

Position

More Information

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arrow CA NOW Releases 2007 Legislative Report Card!
The report card is based on the voting record of legislators on 20 significant bills supported by California NOW, all of which came to a floor vote (a vote by all members) in both houses of the State Legislature. Legislators were given credit for a “yes” vote, and no credit for a “no” vote or failure to vote. The issues covered by the bills included civil rights, marriage equality, women in prison, child support, homeless assistance, health care, pay equity, family leave, sex education, and disability benefits.

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