November 3, 2026

Who's running in Long Beach?

4 candidates across 3 races, straight from official filing records. Listed alphabetically — no rankings, no endorsements.

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Long Beach Community College District Governing Board Member, Trustee Area No. 1

1 candidate filed

  • Uduak-Joe E. Ntuk
    filed 7/14/2026

Long Beach Community College District Governing Board Member, Trustee Area No. 3

1 candidate filed

  • Sunny Zia
    filed 7/13/2026

Long Beach Community College District Governing Board Member, Trustee Area No. 5

2 candidates filed

  • Susana Gonzalez Edmond
    filed 7/14/2026
  • Huy "Henry" Nguyen
    filed 7/14/2026

Also on Long Beach'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 BontaIncumbentDemocratic
    56.6% in June
  • Michael E. GatesRepublican
    37.9% in June

Controller

  • Malia M. CohenIncumbentDemocratic
    56.8% in June
  • Herb W MorganRepublican
    37.5% in June

Governor

  • Xavier BecerraDemocratic
    28% in June
  • Steve HiltonRepublican
    24.6% in June

Insurance Commissioner

  • Ben AllenDemocratic
    19.4% in June
  • Jane KimDemocratic
    27.4% in June

Lieutenant Governor

  • Fiona MaDemocratic
    19.1% in June
  • Gloria RomeroRepublican
    17.8% in June

Secretary of State

  • Donald P. (Don) WagnerRepublican
    36.7% in June
  • Shirley N. WeberIncumbentDemocratic
    58.7% in June

Superintendent of Public Instruction

  • Richard BarreraNon-Partisan
    20.3% in June
  • Sonja ShawNon-Partisan
    22.6% in June

Treasurer

  • Jennifer HawksRepublican
    24% in June
  • Eleni KounalakisDemocratic
    36.7% in June

U.S. House of Representatives — District 42

  • Brian BurleyRepublican
    20.6% in June
  • Robert GarciaDemocratic
    56.5% in June

U.S. House of Representatives — District 43

  • Cristian MoralesRepublican
    16.9% in June
  • Maxine WatersDemocratic
    63.8% in June

U.S. House of Representatives — District 44

  • Genevieve AngelRepublican
    23% in June
  • Nanette Diaz BarraganDemocratic
    77% in June

U.S. House of Representatives — District 45

  • Derek TranDemocratic
    53.8% in June
  • Chuong V. VoRepublican
    15.3% in June

U.S. House of Representatives — District 47

  • Dave MinDemocratic
    45.4% in June
  • Jenny Rae Le RouxRepublican
    25% in June

State Senate — District 30

  • Bob J. ArchuletaIncumbentDemocratic
    65.1% in June
  • Araceli MartinezRepublican
    34.9% in June

State Senate — District 36

  • Chris DuncanDemocratic
    46.6% in June
  • Tony StricklandIncumbentRepublican
    53.4% in June

State Assembly — District 62

  • Paul Irving JonesRepublican
    26.9% in June
  • José Luis SolacheIncumbentDemocratic
    73.1% in June

State Assembly — District 65

  • Ayanna DavisDemocratic
    46.3% in June
  • Lydia A. GutiérrezRepublican
    19.2% in June

State Assembly — District 67

  • Paulo MoralesRepublican
    31.6% in June
  • Mark PulidoDemocratic
    25.9% in June

State Assembly — District 69

  • Carolyn J. EssexDemocratic
    28.5% in June
  • Josh LowenthalIncumbentDemocratic
    68.6% in June

State Assembly — District 70

  • Paula SwiftDemocratic
    46.2% in June
  • Tri TaIncumbentRepublican
    53.8% in June

State Assembly — District 72

  • Chris KluweDemocratic
    43.8% in June
  • Gracey Van Der MarkRepublican
    37.7% in June

Board of Equalization — District 3

  • Mike GipsonDemocratic
    27.9% in June
  • Samuel P. SukatonDemocratic
    18.2% in June

Board of Equalization — District 4

  • Denis BilodeauRepublican
    45.1% in June
  • Tom UmbergDemocratic
    20.7% 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 . Long Beach is split across more than one district, so more than one race is listed for that office — your ballot shows the one covering your address.

Source: Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk — certified candidate filings . Every filed candidate is listed identically, sorted alphabetically by surname. We publish no rankings, endorsements or commentary, and we do not reproduce the contact details the registrar publishes.

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