I like comparing who different groups endorse. My hope is it helps others find it easier to vote.

National and Senate

Organizaions

These generally have the most public information about them, but here we go anyway. I’m ignoring a couple races.

Office Recommendation Notable Endorsements / Notes
U.S PRESIDENT Kamala Harris Obligatory XKCD
Arizona Ruben Gallego  
Florida Debbie Mucarsel-Powell  
Indiana Valerie McCray  
Maine Angus King  
Michigan Elissas Lotkin  
Mississippi Ty Pinkins He is literally running through the state, that’s just awesome
Montana Jon Tester  
Nebraska Dan Osborn (I)  
Nevada Jacky Rosen  
New Mexico Martin Heinrich  
North Dakota Katrina Christiansen  
Ohio Sherrod Brown  
Pennsylvania Bob Casey Jr.  
Tennessee Gloria Johnson  
Texas Colinall Red  
West Virginia Glenn Elliott Only candidate who answered CC
Wisconsin Tammy Baldwin  
Wyoming Scott Morrow  

California Wide

Organizations Updates for Nov 2024

Prop Description My Recommendation Further reading
2 Borrow $10 billion in bonds for schools. No, see Borrow note. CalMatters
3 Continues Allowing Gay marriage Yes LWV
4 Borrow $10 for parks and environmental protection projects. No, see Borrow note CalMatters
5 Lower voter approval requirements for local housing and infrastructure bonds. No, only permission to borrow not increase taxes. CalMatters
6 Limit forced labor in state prisons. Yes LWV
32 Raise the state minimum wage to $18 an hour Yes LWV
33 Allow local governments to impose rent controls Yes CalMatters
34 WTF. I have no words No CalMatters
35 Set tax policy for medi-cal Soft No LWV
36 Let’s go back to the war on drugs Strong NO LWV

Borrow Note

California needs to get a better handle on our budget and pushing it to the voters does not help that. Both props are raising a cool $10 Billion, costing $400 million a year over the next 40 years ($16 billion total).

I’d much rather have $800 million go directly to truly shovel ready climate/schools projects every year instead of having some of it go to paying interest. I’d also strongly support taxing fossil fuels to pay for climate change improvements.

Local

Office PVG Siera Club EV Labor Alternatives
US House District 42 Garcia Garcia NR Robert Garcia Nicole López
CA State Senate Dist 33 Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzalez Lena Gonzalez  
CA State Assembly Dist 69 Lowenthal NR Lowenthal Josh Lowenthal  
LA County District Attorney Gascon NR NR George Gascon Jeff Chemerinsky Eric Siddall
LA County Board of Supervisors Dist 4 NR Hahn NR Janice Hahn  

Long Beach Measure RW - Hotel Worker Minimum Wage Long Beach site (as in voter booklet).

Superior Court of Los Angeles County

Also see, Bar association ratings

No. PVG LABOR Democrats Bar Rating Me
12 NR NR NR Only Lynn D. Olson is rated Well Qualified  
39 George A. Turner Jr. Turner Turner Turner is 1 of 3 rated Qualified  
48 Ericka Wiley Wiley Wiley All qualified, but Renee Rose is Well Qualified  
93 NR NR Victor Avila Running unopposed  
97 La Shae Henderson Sharon Ransom Ransom Ransom - Well Qualified, Henderson -Qualified, Abourched - Well Qualified  
115 NR Christmas Brookens Brookens Both Well Qualified  
124 NR NR NR Neither Qualified Kimberly_Repecka has information on Ballotpedia
130 NR Christopher Darden Leslie Gutierrez Both listed left Well Qualified  
135 NR Steven Yee Mac Georgia Huerta Both listed left Well Qualified  
137 NR Luz E. Herrera Tracy Blount Blount - Well Qualified, Herrera - Qualified, Berg - Qualifed  

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