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California · 2026 United States general election · November 3

Lieutenant Governor

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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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IssueFiona Ma
Democratic
Gloria Romero
Republican
Economy & jobsSupports streamlining permitting and targeting investment in key industries Supports deregulation and job creation to make California affordable
HousingSupports affordable housing on state land and campus housing expansion Supports slashing housing regulations to reduce costs
Health careSupports expanding access to affordable, quality health care for all Californians no sourced position
Immigrationno sourced position no sourced position
Abortion & reproductive rightsno sourced position no sourced position
EducationSupports college affordability, financial aid expansion, and workforce pathways Supports school choice, merit-based admissions, and K-16 pipeline reform
Climate & energySupports clean energy investment and coastal protection Opposes climate mandates; supports drilling and natural gas access
Crime & public safetySupports public safety and fentanyl awareness efforts Proposes trafficking task force and California-Mexico summit
Taxes & budgetSupports military retirement income-tax exemption Opposes tax increases; calls proposed billionaire tax 'asset seizure'
Gunsno sourced position no sourced position
Democracy & electionsSupports joint gubernatorial ticket and abolishing Board of Equalization Emphasizes accountability, transparency, and civic participation
Foreign policy & defenseOpposes divestment from Israel; supports U.S.-China engagement Supports state-federal cooperation on border and security; backs trade expansion

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