California Congressional Elections, 2020 CA Incumbent or 2018 Cook Political Rep. Chapter/ NARFE District Locale 2020 Challenger District CDL Dist. (New Candidate ) Margin Race Rating **** District Focus 1 N.California/Chico-Yreka Doug LaMalfa 9.8% Audrey Denney Solid Republican +11 Miguel Haro 352 No 2 N.Coast/Marin-Crescent City Jared Huffman 54.0% Dale Mensing Solid Democrat +22 Bjorn Stumer 400 3 Sacramento Valley John Garamendi 18.8% Tamika Hamilton Solid Democrat +5 Vacant VI No 4 Sierras/Placerville-Yosemite Tom McClintock 8.2% Brynne Kennedy Solid Republican +10 Juanita Pardun 1596 No 5 S. Rosa-Fairfield-Vaca-Vallejo Mike Thompson 57.8% Scott Giblin Solid Democrat +21 Bob Boucher 16 6 Sacramento Doris Matsui 60.8% Chris Bish Solid Democrat +21 Carlin Milam 1596 7 Elk Grove-Folsom Ami Bera 10.0% Buzz Patterson Solid Democrat +3 Dan Mahoney 1596 ? 8 Bishop-Barstow (Jay Obernolte ) 20.0% Chris Bubser Solid Republican +9 Lenore Manak 73 9 Antioch-Stockton Jerry McNerney 13.0% Antonia Amador Solid Democrat +8 Gaylin Zeigler 1718 10 Tracy-Modesto-Turlock Josh Harder 4.6% Ted Howze Likely Democrat +1 Vacant VI ? 11 Richmond-Concord-Danville Mark DeSaulnier 48.2% Nisha Sharma Solid Democrat +21 Duane Peterson 531 12 San Francisco Nancy Pelosi 73.6% Shahid Buttar Solid Democrat +37 Juanita Tamayo-Lott 65 13 Oakland-East Bay Barbara Lee 76.8% Nikka Peterman Solid Democrat +40 Betty Hicks 40 ? 14 SF Peninsula Jackie Speier 58.4% Ran Petel Solid Democrat +27 Don Wallace 1317 15 Union City-Livermore Valley Eric Swalwell 46.0% Alison Hayden Solid Democrat +20 Anastasios Piliotis 511 16 Los Banos-Madera Jim Costa 15.0% Kevin Cookingham Solid Democrat +9 Vacant IX No 17 Fremont-South Bay Ro Khanna 25.7% Ritesh Tandon Solid Democrat +25 Ellen Culver 1494 18 Palo Alto-S. Cruz Anna Eshoo 50.0% Rishi Kumar Solid Democrat +23 Steve Walter 544 19 San Jose-Morgan Hill Zoe Lofgren 45.6% Justin Aguilera Solid Democrat +24 Lorraine Guerrera 50 20 S. Cruz-Monterey-Salinas Jimmy Panetta 62.8% Jeff Gorman Solid Democrat +23 Forney Lundy 1496 21 Mendota-Bakersfield TJ Cox 0.8% David Valadao Toss UP +5 Vacant IX Yes 22 Clovis-Visalia-Tulare Devin Nunes 5.4% Phil Arballo Likely Republican +8 Vacant IX No? 23 Bakersfield-Lancaster Kevin McCarthy 27.4% Kim Mangone Solid Republican +14 Randy Scott 877 24 Paso Robles-Santa Barbara Salud Carbajal 17.2% Andy Caldwell Solid Democrat +7 Vacant IX 25 Santa Clarita-Palmdale Mike Garcia* 12.0% Christy Smith Toss UP +0 ***Vacant 877 Yes 26 Ventura County Julia Brownley 23.8% Ronda Baldwin-KennedySolid Democrat +7 George Ramirez 190 27 Pasadena-San Gabriel Mtns Judy Chu 58.4% Johny Nalbandian Solid Democrat +16 Bill Davis 10 28 Holloywood-Burbank Adam Schiff 56.8% Eric Early Solid Democrat +23 Vacant II 29 San Fernando-Van Nuys Tony Cardenas 61.2% Angelica Duenas Solid Democrat +29 Yoggi Riley 61 30 Northridge-Sherman Oaks Brad Sherman 46.8% Mark Reed Solid Democrat +18 Paul Burton 61 Compiled by Steve Walter CSF Chair - National Legislation Committee page 1 of 2 Updated: 6/30/2020 CA Incumbent or 2018 Cook Political Rep. Chapter/ NARFE District Locale 2020 Challenger District CDL Dist. (New Candidate ) Margin Race Rating **** District Focus 31 San Bernardino Valley Pete Aguilar 17.4% Agnes Gibboney Solid Democrat +8 Lititia Ochoa 73 32 Monrovia-Covina Grace Napolitano 37.6% Joshua Scott Solid Democrat +17 Vacant II 33 Malibu-Santa Monica Ted Lieu 40.0% James Bradley Solid Democrat +16 Vacant II 34 Los Angeles Jimmy Gomez 45.0% David Kim Solid Democrat +35 Vacant II 35 Pomona-Ontario Norma Torres 38.8% Mike Cargile Solid Democrat +19 Will Patton 1497 36 Palm Springs Raul Ruiz 18.0% Erin Cruz Solid Democrat +2 Jay Lippman 587 ? 37 Culver City-West LA Karen Bass 78.4% Errol Webber Solid Democrat +37 Vacant II 38 Whittier-SE Downey Linda Sanchez 37.8% Michael Tolar Solid Democrat +17 Diane Zaha 482 39 Orange County Gil Cisneros 3.2% Young Kim Toss UP +0 Allan Roberts 1266 40 Downey - East LA Lucille Roybal-Allard 54.6% Antonio Delgado Solid Democrat +33 Vacant II 41 Riverside-Moreno Valley Mark Takano 30.2% Aja Smith Solid Democrat +12 Vacant III 42 Corona-Murrieta Ken Calvert 13.0% William O'Mara Solid Republican +9 Vacant III 43 Torrance-Inglewood Maxine Waters 55.4% Joe Collins Solid Democrat +29 Gregg Pericich 465 44 Compton-San Pedro Nanette Barragan 36.6% Analilia Joya Solid Democrat +35 Dennis Niles 2323 45 Irvine-Mission Viejo Katie Porter 4.2% Greg Raths Likely Democrat +3 James Mathews 970 Yes 46 Anaheim-Santa Ana Lou Correa 38.2% James Waters Solid Democrat +15 Vacant II 47 Long Beach-Lakewood Alan Lowenthal 29.8% John Briscoe Solid Democrat +13 Jerry Hardison 21 48 Huntington-Laguna Beach Harley Rouda 7.2% Michelle Steel Lean Democrat +4 Miles Friedman 1689 Yes 49 San Clemente-Oceanside Mike Levin 12.8% Brian Maryott Solid Democrat +1 Tom Buggie 706 ? 50 Temecula-Escondido (Ammar Campa-Najjar) 3.4%** Darrell Issa Solid Republican +11 Warren Savage 669 No? 51 Chula Vista-El Centro Juan Vargas 42.4% Juan Hidalgo Solid Democrat +22 Connie Vickers 4 52 San Diego-Miramar Scott Peters 27.6% Jim DeBello Solid Democrat +6 Sandra Wetzel-Smith 4 53 Mission Valley-El Cajon (Georgette Gomez) 38.2% Sara Jacobs Solid Democrat +14 Stephen Bower 4 * Special Election in March 2020 after Katie Hill (D) resigned ** Duncan Hunter beat Campa-Najjar in 2018 by 3.4% but subsequently resigned *** Officially Vacant but covered by Randy Scott **** Number shows District vs US average for past two Presidential Elections. For example, CA-1 is 11% more Republican than US average Sources: 2018 and 2020 election information from Ballotpedia.org; CSF Chapter Directory, May 31, 2020 Compiled by Steve Walter CSF Chair - National Legislation Committee page 2 of 2 Updated: 6/30/2020.