Elections
U.S. House — CA-41 — California
Filed for U.S. House — CA-41 in California's 2026 General Election (2026-11-03): Katherine Aleman, Jason Byors, Mitchell Clemmons, Mitchell Lee Clemmons, David Karson, Gale Duane Lawton, Tim Myers, Shaaf Mr Patel and 4 more, read on 2026-07-18.
12 people have filed. Everyone who filed for this seat, as filed. A primary has not necessarily narrowed this list.
- Office
- U.S. House — CA-41
- State
- California
- Election day
- People who have filed
- 12
- Listed in
- alphabetical order by surname. Rallybase does not rank candidates
- Read on
Filed for this seat
- Katherine AlemanDemocratic Party
- Jason ByorsDemocratic Party
- Mitchell ClemmonsRepublican Party
- Mitchell Lee ClemmonsRepublican Party
- David KarsonDemocratic Party
- Gale Duane LawtonDemocratic Party
- Tim MyersDemocratic Party
- Shaaf Mr PatelLibertarian Party
- Linda SanchezDemocratic Party · Incumbent
- Hector De La TorreDemocratic Party
- Cody Michael WiebelhausRepublican Party
- Shonique WilliamsDemocratic Party
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Questions this page answers
- Who has filed for U.S. House — CA-41 in California in the 2026 General Election?
- Filed for U.S. House — CA-41: Katherine Aleman, Jason Byors, Mitchell Clemmons, Mitchell Lee Clemmons, David Karson, Gale Duane Lawton, Tim Myers, Shaaf Mr Patel, Linda Sanchez, Hector De La Torre, Cody Michael Wiebelhaus and Shonique Williams. Source: Federal Election Commission filings · read 2026-07-18
- When is the election for U.S. House — CA-41 in California?
- Election day is 2026-11-03. Source: the state's own election information · read 2026-07-18
- Is this list the ballot for U.S. House — CA-41 in California?
- Everyone who filed for this seat, as filed. A primary has not necessarily narrowed this list. Source: Federal Election Commission filings · read 2026-07-18
- Who is the incumbent for U.S. House — CA-41 in California?
- Linda Sanchez filed as the incumbent, as the filing records it. Source: Federal Election Commission filings · read 2026-07-18
What Rallybase does not know here
- Which of these people will actually appear on the printed ballot. A position on the ballot is the only field that would tell us, and this state does not publish one to us — so what is above is everyone who filed, and a primary has not necessarily narrowed it.
- Anything these people have said, raised, or been endorsed by. Rallybase holds a name, a party as filed, and the filing itself. It publishes no endorsements, no polling and no money.
- A campaign website for any of them. The filings we read carry none.