Who's running in Brawley?
Brawley's state and federal races are set — they're below. Local seats (city council, mayor, school board) are filed with the city clerk and county, and filing stays open until August 7, so those names are still coming in.
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Also on Brawley's ballot
State and federal offices are decided differently: the top two finishers in the June 2, 2026 primary advance to November, whatever their party.
Attorney General
- Rob BontaIncumbentDemocratic56.6% in June
- Michael E. GatesRepublican37.9% in June
Controller
- Malia M. CohenIncumbentDemocratic56.8% in June
- Herb W MorganRepublican37.5% in June
Governor
- Xavier BecerraDemocratic28% in June
- Steve HiltonRepublican24.6% in June
Insurance Commissioner
- Ben AllenDemocratic19.4% in June
- Jane KimDemocratic27.4% in June
Lieutenant Governor
- Fiona MaDemocratic19.1% in June
- Gloria RomeroRepublican17.8% in June
Secretary of State
- Donald P. (Don) WagnerRepublican36.7% in June
- Shirley N. WeberIncumbentDemocratic58.7% in June
Superintendent of Public Instruction
- Richard BarreraNon-Partisan20.3% in June
- Sonja ShawNon-Partisan22.6% in June
Treasurer
- Jennifer HawksRepublican24% in June
- Eleni KounalakisDemocratic36.7% in June
U.S. House of Representatives — District 25
- Joe MalesRepublican18.9% in June
- Raul RuizDemocratic60% in June
State Senate — District 18
- Art HodgesRepublican36.2% in June
- Steve PadillaIncumbentDemocratic63.8% in June
State Assembly — District 36
- Jeff GonzalezIncumbentRepublican44.6% in June
- Ida S. Obeso-MartinezDemocratic24.1% in June
Board of Equalization — District 4
- Denis BilodeauRepublican45.1% in June
- Tom UmbergDemocratic20.7% in June
These are the two candidates who advanced from the June 2, 2026 primary. The Secretary of State publishes the certified November ballot in August 2026; candidates may still withdraw before then. Source: California Secretary of State — Statement of Vote, June 2, 2026 Primary .