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Contest/Candidate List Statewide Direct Primary Contests: 1800 to 8331 - Contests On Ballot Candidates are in Random Alpha Order Candidates: Qualified Candidates Seats Num of Num of Contest/District frmlaAppointedElected Open Candidates Candidates That Have That Have Taken Papers Filed Papers Contest Status Voter-Nominated State Governor * 1800 Filing Fee: Check with filing officer 1 15 15 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): Jerry Brown Elected Candidate(s): Cand ID: 2 LUIS J. RODRIGUEZ, Green Declaration of Candidacy Issued Author/Community Organizer Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 10 ALMA MARIE WINSTON, Republican Declaration of Candidacy Issued Project Funding CEO Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 5 EDMUND G. "JERRY" BROWN, Democratic Declaration of Candidacy Issued Governor of California Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 12 JANEL HYESHIA BUYCKS, No Party Preference Declaration of Candidacy Issued Minister/Business Owner Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 7 ANDREW BLOUNT, Republican Declaration of Candidacy Issued Mayor/Businessperson Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 15 RAKESH KUMAR CHRISTIAN, No Party Preference Declaration of Candidacy Issued Small Business Owner Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed CFMR001 - Contest/Candidate List Denotes Office Goes Into Extension Page 1 of 14 Print Date and Time: 4/8/2014 11:00:02AM * Seats Num of Num of Contest/District frmlaAppointedElected Open Candidates Candidates That Have That Have Taken Papers Filed Papers Contest Status Voter-Nominated State Governor 1800 Filing Fee: Check with filing officer 1 15 15 ON BALLOT Cand ID: 8 GLENN CHAMP, Republican Declaration of Candidacy Issued Business Owner/Engineer Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 9 NEEL KASHKARI, Republican Declaration of Candidacy Issued Businessman Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 3 TIM DONNELLY, Republican Declaration of Candidacy Issued California State Assemblyman Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 11 "BO" BOGDAN AMBROZEWICZ, No Party Preference Declaration of Candidacy Issued Small Business Owner Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 4 AKINYEMI AGBEDE, Democratic Declaration of Candidacy Issued Doctoral Student Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 6 RICHARD WILLIAM AGUIRRE, Republican Declaration of Candidacy Issued Real Estate Investor Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 14 ROBERT NEWMAN, No Party Preference Declaration of Candidacy Issued Psychologist/Farmer Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed CFMR001 - Contest/Candidate List Denotes Office Goes Into Extension Page 2 of 14 Print Date and Time: 4/8/2014 11:00:07AM * Seats Num of Num of Contest/District frmlaAppointedElected Open Candidates Candidates That Have That Have Taken Papers Filed Papers Contest Status Voter-Nominated State Governor 1800 Filing Fee: Check with filing officer 1 15 15 ON BALLOT Cand ID: 1 CINDY L. SHEEHAN, Peace And Freedom Declaration of Candidacy Issued Author/Non-Profit Director Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 13 JOE LEICHT, No Party Preference Declaration of Candidacy Issued Golf Course Operator Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Voter-Nominated State Lieutenant Governor 1810 Filing Fee: Check with filing officer 1 8 8 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): Gavin Newsom Elected Candidate(s): Cand ID: 8 ALAN REYNOLDS, Americans Elect Declaration of Candidacy Issued Commissioner/Engineer/Businessman Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 5 GEORGE YANG, Republican Declaration of Candidacy Issued Father/Software Developer Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 2 ERIC KOREVAAR, Democratic Declaration of Candidacy Issued Scientist/Businessman/Parent Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 3 DAVID FENNELL, Republican Declaration of Candidacy Issued Entrepreneur Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed CFMR001 - Contest/Candidate List Denotes Office Goes Into Extension Page 3 of 14 Print Date and Time: 4/8/2014 11:00:07AM * Seats Num of Num of Contest/District frmlaAppointedElected Open Candidates Candidates That Have That Have Taken Papers Filed Papers Contest Status Voter-Nominated State Lieutenant Governor 1810 Filing Fee: Check with filing officer 1 8 8 ON BALLOT Cand ID: 7 AMOS JOHNSON, Peace And Freedom Declaration of Candidacy Issued Security Guard Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 1 GAVIN NEWSOM, Democratic Declaration of Candidacy Issued 2/27/2014 Lieutenant Governor Declaration of Candidacy Filed 3/06/2014 Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 4 RON NEHRING, Republican Declaration of Candidacy Issued Small Businessman/Educator Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 6 JENA F. GOODMAN, Green Declaration of Candidacy Issued Student Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Voter-Nominated State Secretary Of State * 1820 Filing Fee: Check with filing officer 1 8 8 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): Debra Bowen Elected Candidate(s): Cand ID: 5 LELAND YEE, Democratic Declaration of Candidacy Issued California State Senator Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 2 DEREK CRESSMAN, Democratic Declaration of Candidacy Issued Voting Rights Advocate Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed CFMR001 - Contest/Candidate List Denotes Office Goes Into Extension Page 4 of 14 Print Date and Time: 4/8/2014 11:00:07AM * Seats Num of Num of Contest/District frmlaAppointedElected Open Candidates Candidates That Have That Have Taken Papers Filed Papers Contest Status Voter-Nominated State Secretary Of State 1820 Filing Fee: Check with filing officer 1 8 8 ON BALLOT Cand ID: 1 DAVID CURTIS, Green Declaration of Candidacy Issued 2/10/2014 Dad/Designer Declaration of Candidacy Filed 2/10/2014 Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 4 ALEX PADILLA, Democratic Declaration of Candidacy Issued California State Senator Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 7 PETE PETERSON, Republican Declaration of Candidacy Issued Educator/Institute Director Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 3 JEFFREY H. DROBMAN, Democratic Declaration of Candidacy Issued Computer Scientist/Engineer Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 6 ROY ALLMOND, Republican Declaration of Candidacy Issued California State Employee Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 8 DAN SCHNUR, No Party Preference Declaration of Candidacy Issued Political Reform Advocate Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Voter-Nominated State Controller * 1830 Filing Fee: Check with filing officer 1 6 6 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): John Chiang Elected CFMR001 - Contest/Candidate List Denotes Office Goes Into Extension Page 5 of 14 Print Date and Time: 4/8/2014 11:00:07AM * Seats Num of Num of Contest/District frmlaAppointedElected Open Candidates Candidates That Have That Have Taken Papers Filed Papers Contest Status Voter-Nominated State Controller 1830 Filing Fee: Check with filing officer 1 6 6 ON BALLOT Candidate(s): Cand ID: 4 BETTY T. YEE, Democratic Declaration of Candidacy Issued California State Board of Equalization Member Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 1 LAURA WELLS, Green Declaration of Candidacy Issued Financial Analyst Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 2 TAMMY D. BLAIR, Democratic Declaration of Candidacy Issued Administrator Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 3 JOHN A. PEREZ, Democratic Declaration of Candidacy Issued California Assembly Speaker Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 5 DAVID EVANS, Republican Declaration of Candidacy Issued Chief Financial Officer Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 6 ASHLEY SWEARENGIN, Republican Declaration of Candidacy Issued Mayor, City of Fresno Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Voter-Nominated State Treasurer * 1840 Filing Fee: Check with filing officer 1 3 3 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): Bill Lockyer Elected CFMR001 - Contest/Candidate List Denotes Office Goes Into Extension Page 6 of 14 Print Date and Time: 4/8/2014 11:00:07AM * Seats Num of Num of Contest/District frmlaAppointedElected Open Candidates Candidates That Have That Have Taken Papers Filed Papers Contest Status Voter-Nominated State Treasurer 1840 Filing Fee: Check with filing officer 1 3 3 ON BALLOT Candidate(s): Cand ID: 1 ELLEN H. BROWN, Green Declaration of Candidacy Issued Public Banking Author Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 3 GREG CONLON, Republican Declaration of Candidacy Issued Businessman/CPA Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Cand ID: 2 JOHN CHIANG, Democratic Declaration of Candidacy Issued California State Controller Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement Filed Voter-Nominated State Attorney General * 1850 Filing Fee: Check with filing officer 1 7 7 ON BALLOT Incumbent(s): Kamala D Harris Elected Candidate(s): Cand ID: 5 PHIL WYMAN, Republican Declaration of Candidacy Issued Attorney/Rancher Declaration of Candidacy Filed Candidate Statement
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