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The office of United States Senate will have TWO separate contests on the March 5, 2024, Presidential Primary Election ballot. You may vote on both.
United States Senate candidates can buy space for their candidate statement in this voter guide. Some candidates, however, choose not to buy space for a statement.
For the final certified list of candidates, which was due after this guide was published, go to vote.ca.gov.
Candidate Name | Party |
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Sharleta Bassett | Republican |
James Bradley | Republican |
Eric Early | Republican |
Steve Garvey | Republican |
Denice Gary-Pandol | Republican |
Laura Garza | No Qualified Party Preference |
Sepi Gilani | Democratic |
Don J. Grundmann | No Qualified Party Preference |
Forrest Jones | American Independent |
Harmesh Kumar | Democratic |
Barbara Lee | Democratic |
Sarah Sun Liew | Republican |
Gail Lightfoot | Libertarian |
James "Jim" Macauley | Republican |
Candidate Name | Party |
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Christina Pascucci | Democratic |
David Peterson | Democratic |
Douglas H. Pierce | Democratic |
Katie Porter | Democratic |
Perry Pound | Democratic |
Raji Rab | Democratic |
Jonathan Reiss | Republican |
John Rose | Democratic |
Mark Ruzon | No Qualified Party Preference |
Adam B. Schiff | Democratic |
Stefan Simchowitz | Republican |
Major Singh | No Party Preference |
Joe Sosinski | No Qualified Party Preference |
Martin Veprauskas | Republican |
Candidate Name | Party |
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Eric Early | Republican |
Steve Garvey | Republican |
Sepi Gilani | Democratic |
Barbara Lee | Democratic |
Candidate Name | Party |
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Christina Pascucci | Democratic |
Katie Porter | Democratic |
Adam B. Schiff | Democratic |
For purposes of this guide, candidates listed as having "No Party Preference" either selected that choice or did not make any selection when registering to vote. Candidates listed as having "No Qualified Party Preference" indicated a preference for a party that has not currently qualified in California when registering to vote.
United States Presidential candidate statements can be found at voterguide.sos.ca.gov/candidates/president.