Primary Election Voter Guide June 2018 Election
WECA has compiled the following list of candidates that it supports in June. The primary election is June 5, 2018. Visit the Secretary of State’s website to register to vote or obtain the California Voter Guide. Your registration must be postmarked by May 21, 2018 to vote in the June election. Not sure who your State representative is? You can look it up here. And you can nd your member of congress here.
California
Governor No Recommendation
Lt. Governor No Recommendation
Secretary of State No Recommendation
State Controller No Recommendation
Treasurer No Recommendation
Attorney General No Recommendation
Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner
Superintendent Of Public Instruction Marshall Tuck
US Senate No Recommendation
1 Primary Election Voter Guide June 2018 Election
Northern California
Board of Equalization Member District 1 Ted Gaines
Board of Equalization Member District 2 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 1 Doug La Malfa
United States Representative District 2 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 3 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 4 Tom Mcclintock
United States Representative District 5 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 6 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 7 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 8 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 9 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 10 Jeff Denham
United States Representative District 11 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 12 Nancy Pelosi
United States Representative District 13 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 14 No Recommendation
2 Primary Election Voter Guide June 2018 Election
Northern California
United States Representative District 15 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 16 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 17 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 18 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 19 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 20 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 21 David G. Valadao
United States Representative District 22 Devin G. Nunes
United States Representative District 23 Kevin McCarthy
State Senate District 2 No Recommendation
State Senate District 4 James Nielsen
State Senate District 6 Jannine DeRose
State Senate District 8 Andreas Borgeas
State Senate District 10 No Recommendation
State Senate District 12 Rob Poythress
State Senate District 14 Andy Vidak
3 Primary Election Voter Guide June 2018 Election
Northern California
State Senate District 16 Shannon Grove
State Assembly District 1 Brian Dahle
State Assembly District 2 No Recommendation
State Assembly District 3 James Gallagher
State Assembly District 4 No Recommendation
State Assembly District 5 Frank Bigelow
State Assembly District 6 Kevin Kiley
State Assembly District 7 – 11 No Recommendation
State Assembly District 12 Heath Flora
State Assembly District 13 – 15 No Recommendation
State Assembly District 16 Catharine Baker
State Assembly District 17 – 22 No Recommendation
State Assembly District 23 Jim Patterson
State Assembly District 24 – 32 No Recommendation
State Assembly District 33 Jay Obernolte
State Assembly District 34 Vince Fong
4 Primary Election Voter Guide June 2018 Election
Northern California
State Assembly District 35 Jordan Cunningham
State Assembly District 36 Tom Lackey
State Assembly District 37 No Recommendation
State Assembly District 36 Dante Acosta
5 Primary Election Voter Guide June 2018 Election
Southern California
Board of Equalization Member District 3 No Recommendation
Board of Equalization Member District 4 Joel Anderson
United States Representative District 24 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 25 Steve Knight
United States Representative District 26 – 34 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 35 Joe Baca
United States Representative District 36 – 38 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 40 – 41 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 42 Ken Calvert
United States Representative District 43 – 44 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 45 Mimi Walters
United States Representative District 46 – 47 No Recommendation
United States Representative District 48 Scott Baugh
United States Representative District 49 – 53 No Recommendation
6 Primary Election Voter Guide June 2018 Election
Southern California
State Senate District 18 - 26 No Recommendation
State Senate District 28 Jeff Stone
State Senate District 30 – 32 No Recommendation 5 State Senate District 34 Janet Nguyen
State Senate District 36 Pat Bates
State Senate District 38 Brian Jones
State Senate District 40 No Recommendation
State Assembly District 39 – 41 No Recommendation
State Assembly District 42 Chad Mayes
State Assembly District 43 – 54 No Recommendation
State Assembly District 55 Phillip Chen
State Assembly District 56 – 66 No Recommendation
State Assembly District 67 Melissa Melendez
State Assembly District 68 Steven Choi
State Assembly District 69 – 70 No Recommendation
State Assembly District 71 Randy Voepel
7 Primary Election Voter Guide June 2018 Election
Southern California
State Assembly District 72 No Recommendation
State Assembly District 73 Bill Brough
5 State Assembly District 74 Matthew Harper
State Assembly District 75 Marie Waldron
State Assembly District 76 No Recommendation
State Assembly District 77 Brian Maienschein
State Assembly District 78 – 80 No Recommendation
8 Primary Election Voter Guide June 2018 Election
Ballot measures
California has enough debt. It http://voterguide.sos.ca.gov/ has the worst balance sheet of propositions/68/ all 50 states. The last thing the State of California needs is more debt! Moreover – Prop Proposition 68 No 68 is a laundry list of allocations of money taxpayers will have to repay, sent to the groups who are supporting passage of Prop 68. The Legislature will be http://voterguide.sos.ca.gov/ required under the State propositions/69/ Constitution to continue to spend revenues from recently Proposition 69 Yes enacted fuel taxes and vehicle fees on transportation purposes (such as repairing roads and improving transit).
9 Primary Election Voter Guide JuneJ 2018 Election
Ballot measures
Beginning on January 1, 2024, http://voterguide.sos.ca.gov/ revenue collected from the propositions/70/ sale of state greenhouse gas emission permits would be deposited into a new special fund. These deposits would continue until the effective date of a bill that spends No money from that fund, passed Proposition 70 Recommendation with a two-thirds vote of each house of the Legislature. The current state sales tax exemption for manufacturing and certain other equipment would be suspended during the same period that auction revenue is deposited into the special fund. Most state ballot measures http://voterguide.sos.ca.gov/ (also called propositions) propositions/71/ would take effect after the No statewide vote has been Proposition 71 Recommendation counted and certified—about six weeks after Election Day – instead of the day after the election No Installing a system to collect http://voterguide.sos.ca.gov/ Proposition 72 Recommendation and store rainwater on a propositions/72/ property could not result in a higher property tax bill if voters approve Prop 72.
10