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California · 2026 United States general election · November 3

Insurance Commissioner

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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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Ben Allen Democratic California State Senator Ben Allen is running for California Insurance Commissioner in the November 2026 election. Full profile → Jane Kim Democratic Democrat Jane Kim, former SF Supervisor and civil-rights attorney, is running for California Insurance Commissioner in 2026. Full profile →

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IssueBen Allen
Democratic
Jane Kim
Democratic
Economy & jobsno sourced position Supports insurance affordability as key to economic participation
Housingno sourced position Supports tenant protections, affordable housing, and land-use rules
Health careno sourced position Supports Medicare for Kids to guarantee children's health coverage
Immigrationno sourced position Praised expanding insurance coverage for undocumented immigrants
Abortion & reproductive rightsno sourced position no sourced position
Educationno sourced position Championed tuition-free community college and expanded childcare
Climate & energySupports aggressive climate resilience and wildfire risk reduction Supports public disaster insurance tied to community climate-risk mitigation
Crime & public safetyno sourced position no sourced position
Taxes & budgetno sourced position Supported commercial real estate tax for universal childcare as SF Supervisor
Gunsno sourced position no sourced position
Democracy & electionsAuthored Voter's Choice Act and championed campaign finance transparency no sourced position
Foreign policy & defenseno sourced position no sourced position

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