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California · 2026 United States general election · November 3

State Assembly · District 12

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Official source: California Secretary of State (Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D.), Elections Division ↗(opens in a new tab) · check the state's own candidate list for the final word

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IssueEric Lucan
Democratic
Jackie Elward
Democratic
Economy & jobsSupports small businesses and reducing affordability costs Supports living wages, closing corporate loopholes, capping utility hikes
HousingSupports building housing and restoring redevelopment financing Supports affordable housing, local control, tenant protections
Health careViews health care costs as part of broader affordability crisis Supports universal single-payer healthcare as a human right
ImmigrationOpposes unaccountable ICE operations; supports expanded safe zones Opposes using state/local resources for federal immigration enforcement
Abortion & reproductive rightsno sourced position Proudly pro-choice; supports reproductive health care funding
Educationno sourced position Supports robust public education investment; free community college
Climate & energyPrioritizes climate resilience projects over target-setting Supports renewable energy, polluter accountability, and fossil fuel phase-out
Crime & public safetySupports incentivizing body-worn cameras for law enforcement Supports care-first, community-based public safety approach
Taxes & budgetOpposes Proposition 40 one-time wealth tax Supports closing corporate tax loopholes and a billionaire wealth tax
Gunsno sourced position Supports common-sense gun safety laws
Democracy & electionsOpposes federal overreach and unlawful removals Supports strengthening open government and public transparency
Foreign policy & defenseno sourced position no sourced position

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