Elections can be overwhelming — especially when some races have nearly a dozen candidates to choose from. That's why having a single source to find where each candidate stands on the issues can be helpful in selecting who to support come election day on June 5.
KPBS partnered with the League of Women Voters of California Education Fund (LWVCEF) to ask state, county and citywide candidates running for public office this year where they stand on some of the most contentious issues ranging from homelessness to immigration and recreational marijuana.
Candidates answered with a YES, NO or OTHER, as well as a short explanation for each question, which can be viewed by clicking on the boxes below. If the box displays an N/A, that means the candidate did not provide an answer.
Some candidates chose not to participate in this project. Responses will include a date that marks if and when a candidate changed their answer. This chart below reflects selected races.
For a complete election guide that includes all of the races, visit Voter’s Edge California, the official KPBS Voter Guide.
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