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2026 California House District 48 Primary Election | kyc.vote

Elections›California›District 48›2026 Primary

California · U.S. House · District 48

2026 Primary

Jun 2, 2026Past12 candidates

Democrat Primary

Marni Von Wilpert

DemocratAdvanced

$1,259,899 raised$967,039 spent

Brandon Riker

$2,104,413 raised$1,950,087 spent

Ammar Campa-Najjar

$1,236,858 raised$1,115,647 spent

Abel Chavez

$455,599 raised$433,102 spent

Ferguson Porter

$62,492 raised$40,955 spent

Corinna Contreras

$35,600 raised$35,600 spent

Eric Shaw

Mike Schaefer

Stephen Clemons

Republican Primary

Jim Desmond

RepublicanAdvanced

$1,904,608 raised$814,987 spent

Kevin O'Neil

OTH Primary

Luis Reyna

A note on accuracy

Some content on this site is sourced or summarised with the assistance of AI tools, which can occasionally produce errors or incomplete results. While we work to validate information against official records, we encourage you to verify key facts through candidates' official materials, your state's election authority, and other primary sources. kyc.vote is a starting point for your research — not a substitute for it.