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*[[Gloria Negrete McLeod]] ([[D]]-32) | *[[Gloria Negrete McLeod]] ([[D]]-32) | ||
Revision as of 10:49, 16 April 2014
The following is a summary of the elected officials based in California in 2010.
Senators
Representatives
- Mike Thompson (D-1)
- Wally Herger (R-2)
- Dan Lungren (R-3)
- Tom McClintock (R-4)
- Doris Matsui (D-5)
- Lynn Woolsey (D-6)
- George Miller (D-7)
- Nancy Pelosi (D-8)
- Barbara Lee (D-9)
- Ellen Tauscher (D-10), until June 26, 2009
- John Garamendi (D-10), from November 3, 2009
- Jerry McNerney (D-11)
- Jackie Speier (D-12)
- Pete Stark (D-13)
- Anna Eshoo (D-14)
- Mike Honda (D-15)
- Zoe Lofgren (D-16)
- Sam Farr (D-17)
- Dennis Cardoza (D-18)
- George Radanovich (R-19)
- Jim Costa (D-20)
- Devin Nunes (R-21)
- Kevin McCarthy (R-22)
- Lois Capps (D-23)
- Elton Gallegly (R-24)
- Howard McKeon (R-25)
- David Dreier (R-26)
- Brad Sherman (D-27)
- Howard Lawrence Berman (D-28)
- Adam Schiff (D-29)
- Henry A. Waxman (D-30)
- Xavier Becerra (D-31)
- Hilda L. Solis (D-32), until February 24, 2009
- Judy Chu (D-32), from July 14, 2009
- Diane Watson (D-33)
- Lucille Roybal-Allard (D-34)
- Maxine Waters (D-35)
- Jane Harman (D-36)
- Laura Richardson (D-37)
- Grace F. Napolitano (D-38)
- Linda T. Sanchez (D-39)
- Ed Royce (R-40)
- Jerry Lewis (R-41)
- Gary Miller (R-42)
- Joe Baca (D-43)
- Ken Calvert (R-44)
- Mary Bono Mack (R-45)
- Dana Rohrabacher (R-46)
- Loretta Sanchez (D-47)
- John Campbell (R-48)
- Darrell Issa (R-49)
- Brian Bilbray (R-50)
- Bob Filner (D-51)
- Duncan Hunter (R-52)
- Susan Davis (D-53)
Secretary of State
- Debra Bowen (D), since Jan. 8, 2007
Governor
- Arnold Schwarzenegger (D), since November 17, 2003
State Senate
- Vacant (1)
- Patricia Wiggins (D-2)
- Mark Leno (D-3)
- Sam Aanestad (R-4)
- Lois Wolk (D-5)
- Darrell Steinberg (D-6)
- Mark DeSaulnier (D-7)
- Leland Yee (D-8)
- Loni Hancock (D-9)
- Ellen M. Corbett (D-10)
- Joe Simitian (D-11)
- Jeff Denham (R-12)
- Elaine Alquist (D-13)
- Dave Cogdill (R-14)
- Sam Blakeslee (R-15)
- Dean Florez (D-16)
- George Runner (R-17)
- Roy Ashburn (R-18)
- Tony Strickland (R-19)
- Alex Padilla (D-20)
- Carol Liu (D-21)
- Gilbert Cedillo (D-22)
- Fran Pavley (D-23)
- Gloria Romero (D-24)
- Rod Wright (D-25)
- Curren Price (D-26)
- Alan Lowenthal (D-27)
- Vacant (28)
- Bob Huff (R-29)
- Ronald S. Calderon (D-30)
- Robert Dutton (R-31)
- Gloria Negrete McLeod (D-32)
- Mimi Walters (R-33)
- Lou Correa (D-34)
- Tom Harman (R-35)
- Dennis Hollingsworth (R-36)
- William Emmerson (R-37)
- Mark Wyland (R-38)
- Christine Kehoe (D-39)
- Denise Moreno Ducheny (D-40)
State House
- Wesley Chesbro (D-1)
- Jim Nielsen (R-2)
- Dan Logue (R-3)
- Ted Gaines (R-4)
- Roger Niello (R-5)
- Jared Huffman (D-6)
- Noreen Evans (D-7)
- Mariko Yamada (D-8)
- Dave Jones (D-9)
- Alyson Huber (D-10)
- Tom Torlakson (D-11)
- Fiona Ma (D-12)
- Tom Ammiano (D-13)
- Nancy Skinner (D-14)
- Joan Buchanan (D-15)
- Sandré Swanson (D-16)
- Cathleen Galgiani (D-17)
- Mary Hayashi (D-18)
- Jerry Hill (D-19)
- Alberto Torrico (D-20)
- Ira Ruskin (D-21)
- Paul Fong (D-22)
- Joe Coto (D-23)
- James Beall Jr. (D-24)
- Tom Berryhill (R-25)
- Bill Berryhill (R-26)
- Bill Monning (D-27)
- Anna Caballero (D-28)
- Michael Villines (R-29)
- Danny Gilmore (R-30)
- Juan Arambula (Independent-31)
- Jean Fuller (R-32)
- Vacant (33)
- Connie Conway (R-34)
- Pedro Nava (D-35)
- Steve Knight (R-36)
- Audra Strickland (R-37)
- Cameron Smyth (R-38)
- Felipe Fuentes (D-39)
- Bob Blumenfield (D-40)
- Julia Brownley (D-41)
- Mike Feuer (D-42)
- Mike Gatto (D-43)
- Anthony Portantino, Jr. (D-44)
- Kevin de Leon (D-45)
- John Perez (D-46)
- Karen Bass (D-47)
- Mike Davis (D-48)
- Mike Eng (D-49)
- Hector De La Torre (D-50)
- Steve Bradford (D-51)
- Isadore Hall (D-52)
- Ted Lieu (D-53)
- Bonnie Lowenthal (D-54)
- Warren Furutani (D-55)
- Tony Mendoza (D-56)
- Edward Hernandez (D-57)
- Charles Calderon (D-58)
- Anthony Adams (R-59)
- Curt Hagman (R-60)
- Norma Torres (D-61)
- Wilmer Amina Carter (D-62)
- Vacant (63)
- Brian Nestande (R-64)
- Paul Cook (R-65)
- Kevin Jeffries (R-66)
- Jim Silva (R-67)
- Van Tran (R-68)
- Jose Solorio (D-69)
- Chuck DeVore (R-70)
- Jeff Miller (R-71)
- Chris Norby (R-72)
- Diane Harkey (R-73)
- Martin Garrick (R-74)
- Nathan Fletcher (R-75)
- Lori Saldana (D-76)
- Joel Anderson (R-77)
- Martin Block (D-78)
- Mary Salas (D-79)
- Manuel Perez (D-80)
Cities and Counties
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County board of Supervisors
- Gloria Molina, Ist District
- Mark Ridley-Thomas, 2nd District
- Zev Yaroslavsky, 3rd District
- Don Knabe, 4th District
- Michael Antonivich, 5th District, Mayor
San Francisco
The following is a list of the board of supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco:
- Mayor: Gavin Newsom (D)
- District 1: Eric Mar
- District 2: Michela Alioto-Pier
- District 3: David Chiu (President)
- District 4: Carmen Chu
- District 5: Ross Mirkarimi
- District 6: Chris Daly
- District 7: Sean Elsbernd
- District 8: Bevan Dufty
- District 9: David Campos
- District 10: Sophie Maxwell
- District 11: John Avalos
Berkeley
- Mayor: Tom Bates
The following is a list of City Councillors for Berkeley:
- Linda Maio, District 1
- Darryl Moore, District 2
- Max Anderson, District 3
- Jesse Arreguin, District 4
- Laurie Capitelli, District 5
- Susan Wengraf, District 6
- Kriss Worthington, District 7
- Gordon Wozniak, District 8
Oakland
- Jean Quan, Mayor
- Council District 1 - Jane Brunner
- Council District 2 - Patricia Kernighan
- Council District 3 - Nancy Nadel
- Council District 4 - Libby Schaaf
- Council District 5 - Ignacio De La Fuente
- Council District 6 - Desley Brooks
- Council District 7 - Larry Reid (Council President)
- Councilmember At Large - Rebecca Kaplan