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This list of candidates has been compiled through the efforts of members of the California Super-Progressive Anti-Corporate Political Activists Facebook group, a coalition of Bernie delegates and super-volunteers, progressive members of the California Democratic Party and Green Party activists. While there may be other corporate-free, progressive candidates running for office, these are the candidates that have received the most support.
June 2018 ElectionGovernor: Delaine Eastin (D) State AssemblyAD 3 Sonia Aery (D) CDP State SenateSD 4 Phillip Kim (D) US SenatePat Harris (D) or David Hilderbrand (D) US CongressCD 1 Audrey Denney (D) JD Local OfficesAlameda County District Attorney: Pamela Price OR Humboldt County Supervisor District 1: Dani Burkhart Nevada County Supervisor District 3: Hilary Hodge Sacramento County Sheriff: Milo Fitch OR San Diego County District Attorney: Geneviéve Jones-Wright Chula Vista City Council District 1: Mark Bartlet San Diego City Council District 4: Monica Montgomery San Francisco Mayor: Jane Kim OR San Joaquin County Supervisor District 2: Motecuzoma Sanchez – Bernie delegate (i) = incumbent CDP = Endorsed by the California Democratic Party (D) = Democrat Note: Inclusion on this list does not imply my support or the support of any individual member of the FB group. Members of the California Democratic Party are prohibited from expressing support or preference for candidates for state or national office not registered Democrat, and no such support should be implied. This list is NOT final, names may be added or removed as more information becomes available. We consider a candidate corporate-free if he does not take contributions from large businesses and corporations (those with over 25 employees). 1Dave Jones is not running a completely corporate free campaign. However, we are supporting him because he opposes the death penalty and is committed to ending mass incarceration in California. For recommendations on other statewide races and in Alameda County, check out the San Leandro Talk Voting Guide. |