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Incumbent List by Office ID Office Range: 150 to 9090 Incumbent List by Office ID Office Range: 150 to 9090 Regular & Alt Term of Begin & End Incumbent frmlaResA frmlaMailAfrmlaOfficeTitleszIncumbentJobTitle Phone Numbers Office Term Dates 150 PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT 150 - 0 Joseph Biden Kamala Harris Incumbent - Elect.......? No 4 01/20/2021 - 01/20/2025 Residence County......? No Res Addr: 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW Mail Addr: (202)456-1111 Appointed/Elected......? Elected Washington, DC 20500 Party..........................? Democratic Incumbent Vacated....? No 200 GOVERNOR 200 - 0 Gavin Newsom Incumbent - Elect.......? No 4 01/07/2019 - 01/02/2023 Governor Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: State Capitol Suite 1173 (916)445-2841 Appointed/Elected......? Elected Sacramento, CA 95814 Party..........................? Democratic Incumbent Vacated....? No 210 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR 210 - 0 Eleni Kounalakis Incumbent - Elect.......? No 4 01/07/2019 - 01/02/2023 Lieutenant Governor Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: State Capitol Suite 1114 (916)445-8994 Appointed/Elected......? Elected Sacramento, CA 95814 Party..........................? Democratic Incumbent Vacated....? No 220 SECRETARY OF STATE 220 - 0 Shirley Weber Incumbent - Elect.......? No 4 01/29/2021 - 01/02/2023 Secretary of State Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: 1500 11th Street (916)653-6814 Appointed/Elected......? Appointed To Vacancy Sacramento, CA 95814 Party..........................? Democratic Incumbent Vacated....? No Remarks: Alex Padilla vacated office 1/18/21 after he was appointed by Gov Newsom to US Senate in Kamala Harris's position. Shirley Weber appointed to Secretary of State. Approved by California legislature. Sworn in 1/29/2021. 230 CONTROLLER 230 - 0 Betty T Yee Incumbent - Elect.......? No 4 01/07/2019 - 01/02/2023 Controller Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: 300 Capitol Mall Sutie 1850 (916)445-2636 Appointed/Elected......? Elected Sacramento, CA 95814 Party..........................? Democratic Incumbent Vacated....? No 240 TREASURER 240 - 0 Fiona Ma Incumbent - Elect.......? No 4 01/07/2019 - 01/02/2023 Treasurer Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: 915 Capitol Mall Suite 110 (916)653-2995 Appointed/Elected......? Elected Sacramento, CA 95814 Party..........................? Democratic Incumbent Vacated....? No 250 ATTORNEY GENERAL 250 - 0 Robert Andres Bonta Incumbent - Elect.......? No 4 04/23/2021 - 01/02/2023 Attorney General Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: Attorney General's Office (916)210-6276 Appointed/Elected......? Appointed To Vacancy PO Box 944255 Party..........................? Democratic Sacramento, CA 95244-2550 Incumbent Vacated....? No Remarks: Appointed by Governor Newsom on March 24, 2021 to fill vacancy when Xavier Becerra became US Secretary of Health and Human Services. Took Oath of Office April 23, 2021 OIMR011 - Incumbent List by Office ID Page 1 of 48 Print Date and Time: 9/9/2021 10:20:01AM Regular & Alt Term of Begin & End Incumbent frmlaResA frmlaMailAfrmlaOfficeTitleszIncumbentJobTitle Phone Numbers Office Term Dates 260 INSURANCE COMMISSIONER 260 - 0 Ricardo Lara Incumbent - Elect.......? No 4 01/07/2019 - 01/02/2023 Insurance Commissioner Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: 300 Capitol Mall Suite 1700 (800)927-4357 Appointed/Elected......? Elected Sacramento, CA 95814 Party..........................? Democratic Incumbent Vacated....? No 270 BOARD OF EQUALIZATION DISTRICT 1 270 - 0 Ted Gaines Incumbent - Elect.......? No 4 01/07/2019 - 01/02/2023 Board of Equalization District 1 Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: 500 Capitol Mall Suite 1750 (916)445-2181 Appointed/Elected......? Elected Sacramento, CA 95814 Party..........................? Republican Incumbent Vacated....? No 300 US SENATOR 300 - 0 Alex Padilla Incumbent - Elect.......? No 6 01/20/2021 - 01/03/2023 United States Senator Residence County......? No Res Addr: 112 Hart Senate Office Building Mail Addr: 112 Hart Senate Office Building (202)224-3553 Appointed/Elected......? Appointed To Vacancy Washington, DC 20510 Washington, DC 20510 Party..........................? Democratic Incumbent Vacated....? No Remarks: Alex Padilla appointed (official appointment January 18, 2021) to fill Kamala Harris's seat after she was elected Vice President. Sworn in on 1/20/2021 after inauguration 350 US SENATOR 350 - 0 Dianne Feinstein Incumbent - Elect.......? No 6 01/03/2019 - 03/02/2025 United States Senator Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: 331 Hart Senate Office Building (202)224-3841 Appointed/Elected......? Elected Washington, DC 20510 Party..........................? Democratic Incumbent Vacated....? No 400 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 16 400 - 0 Jim Costa Incumbent - Elect.......? No 2 01/03/2021 - 01/03/2023 United States Representative, District 16 Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: 2081 Rayburn HOB (202)225-3341 Appointed/Elected......? Elected Washington, CA 20515 Party..........................? Democratic Incumbent Vacated....? No 450 STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 12 450 - 0 Anna Caballero Incumbent - Elect.......? No 4 12/03/2018 - 12/02/2022 State Senator, Distirct 12 Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: 1640 N Street, Suite 210 (209)726-5495 Appointed/Elected......? Elected Merced, CA 95340 Party..........................? Democratic Incumbent Vacated....? No 500 STATE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 21 500 - 0 Adam Channing Gray Incumbent - Elect.......? No 2 12/07/2020 - 12/05/2022 Member of State Assembly, District 21 Residence County......? Yes Res Addr: 690 W 16th Street Mail Addr: 690 W 16th Street (209)726-5465 Appointed/Elected......? Elected Merced, CA 95340 Merced, CA 95340 Party..........................? Democratic Incumbent Vacated....? No [email protected] 675 REP CENTRAL COMMITTEE SUPERVISORIAL 3 OIMR011 - Incumbent List by Office ID Page 2 of 48 Print Date and Time: 9/9/2021 10:20:02AM Regular & Alt Term of Begin & End Incumbent frmlaResA frmlaMailAfrmlaOfficeTitleszIncumbentJobTitle Phone Numbers Office Term Dates 675 REP CENTRAL COMMITTEE SUPERVISORIAL 3 675 - 0 Gene Durwaro Johnson Jr Incumbent - Elect.......? No 4 - Republican Central Committee, Supervisorial 3 Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: Appointed/Elected......? Elected Party..........................? Incumbent Vacated....? No 675 - 0 Sheila Ann Whitley Incumbent - Elect.......? No 4 - Republican Central Committee, Supervisorial 3 Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: Appointed/Elected......? Elected Party..........................? Incumbent Vacated....? No 700 CHIEF JUSTICE SUPREME COURT 700 - 0 Tani G Cantil-Sakauye Incumbent - Elect.......? No 12 01/03/2011 - 01/02/2023 Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: 350 McAllister Street Room 1295 (415)865-7000 Appointed/Elected......? Elected San Francisco, CA 94102-4797 Party..........................? Incumbent Vacated....? No Remarks: Appointed 7/22/2010-Confirmed 8/25/2010 Oath Date 1/3/2011 Retention Election 11/2/2010 Next Retention Election November 8, 2022 705 ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT 705 - 0 Leondra Kruger Incumbent - Elect.......? No 12 01/07/2019 - 01/06/1931 Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: 350 McAllister Street Room 1295 (415)865-7000 Appointed/Elected......? Elected San Francisco, CA 94102-4797 Party..........................? Incumbent Vacated....? No Remarks: Appointed 11/24/2014 / Confirmed 12/22/2014 to fill term of Retired Judge Kennard Retention Election 11/6/2018 Next Retention Election 11/5/2030 710 ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT 710 - 0 Mariano-Florentino Cuellar Incumbent - Elect.......? No 12 01/05/2015 - 01/04/2027 Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: 350 McAllister Street Room 1295 (415)865-7000 Appointed/Elected......? Elected San Francisco, CA 94102-4797 Party..........................? Incumbent Vacated....? No Remarks: Appointed July 22, 2014 to replace retired Justice Marvin Baxter Oath Date: 1/5/2015 Retention Election November 4, 2014 Next Retention Election: 11/3/2026 715 ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT 715 - 0 Joshua P Groban Incumbent - Elect.......? No 12 01/05/2015 - 01/04/2027 Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: 350 McAllister Street Room 1295 (415)865-7000 Appointed/Elected......? Elected San Francisco, CA 94102-4797 Party..........................? Incumbent Vacated....? No Remarks: Replaced Kathryn Werdegar. Appointed in 2018. Confirmed 12/21/2018. Retention Election 11/8/2022 (Term expires 1/2/2023 - Must be retained) 720 ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT OIMR011 - Incumbent List by Office ID Page 3 of 48 Print Date and Time: 9/9/2021 10:20:02AM Regular & Alt Term of Begin & End Incumbent frmlaResA frmlaMailAfrmlaOfficeTitleszIncumbentJobTitle Phone Numbers Office Term Dates 720 ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT 720 - 0 Martin Jenkins Incumbent - Elect.......? No 12 12/04/2020 - 01/02/2023 Residence County......? No Res Addr: Mail Addr: 350 McAllister Street Room 1295 (415)865-7000 Appointed/Elected......? Appointed To Vacancy San Francisco, CA 94102-4797 Party..........................? Incumbent Vacated....? No Remarks: Replaced Ming Chen. Appointed 10/5/2020. Confirmed 11/10/2020. Oath: 12/4/2020. Retention Election: 11/8/2022 - Must be retained 725 ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT 725 - 0 Carol A Corrigan Incumbent - Elect.......? No 12 01/07/2019 - 01/05/2031 Associate Justice
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