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California’s 2026 Statewide Ballot Guide

California’s 2026 midterm election will include statewide races, but the offices and candidates for those contests are not identified here.

California’s 2026 Statewide Ballot Guide

Key takeaways

  • California’s 2026 midterm election includes statewide races.
  • The statewide offices are not identified.
  • No candidates or policy positions are listed.
  • No ballot measures are identified.

What is on the ballot

California’s 2026 midterm election includes statewide races. The offices that will appear on the ballot have not been identified, and no candidates are listed for this guide.

What voters need to know

A statewide voter guide normally identifies each office, lists the candidates seeking it and explains any measures appearing on the ballot. Those details are not available for this article, so there are no candidate positions, endorsements, voting records or campaign information to compare.

Candidate information

No candidates are linked to the statewide races covered here. As a result, there are no documented policy positions to summarize. Voters should look for official election information naming the offices and candidates before making decisions in the 2026 election.

Ballot measures

No statewide ballot measures are identified. The ballot’s measure section therefore cannot be summarized.

What to check next

The California election process will determine which statewide contests and measures appear on the final ballot. Voters should check official election materials for the list of offices, candidates, measures and voting instructions as the 2026 election approaches.

What to watch

  • The official list of statewide offices on the 2026 ballot.
  • Candidate filings and the final certified candidate list.
  • Whether any statewide ballot measures qualify.
  • Official voting instructions and election dates.

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