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Inland Empire Election Fillings

Inland Empire Candidates Face Off in High-Stakes Election! Who Will Make the Cut for November? From US Senate to Local Races, the Battle for San Bernardino County Begins!

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SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA (Times Media Service) – Every 10 years after the US Census the registrar of voter’s offices in each county have new districts to compile candidates for the voters to choose. Many candidates find that the districts that they were representing may change to a very different constituency.  In the state of California, the candidate cutoff for most races is March 11 at 5:00 PM for the June7, Consolidated Primary Election.

For the Inland Empire, the following local partisan candidates will have their chance be selected or be placed on the November ballot.  US Senate, US House of Representees, State Senate, Assembly and statewide offices will advance the top two candidates, but San Bernardino County election candidates have the chance to win their seats by a 50 percent plus one vote, otherwise will also be placed on the November ballot.

The following candidates may have other communities that are not in the Inland Empire.

Partisan Races:

US Elections

US House of Representatives

District 23 – Representing the communities of Loma Linda, Redlands, Yucaipa, Oak Glen and Calimesa

Jay Obernolte – Republican Incumbent / Congressman / Business Owner

Derek Marshall – Democrat / Community Organizer

Blanca A. Gomez – Democrat / Councilwoman of the City of Victorville

Edward L. Lucero – Democrat

District 25 – Representing the community of Banning

James Francis Gibson – Republican / Retired Farmer

Jonathan Reiss – Republican / Media Consultant

Paul Ruiz – Incumbent Democrat / Emergency Physician / Congressman

Brain Hawkins – Republican

Burt thakur – Republican / Engineering Project Manger

Ceci Truman – Republican / Small Business Owner

Brian M. Tyson – Republican

Jonathan Reiss

District 28 – Representing the community of Clairmont and Alta Loma

Dorothy Caronna – Democrat

Chris Champion – Republican / Businessman

Judy Chu – Incumbent Democrat / United States Representative

Giuliano “Gio” Depaolis

Wes Hallman – Republican / Retired Military / Father

Jeffrey D. Klein – Republican

District 33 – Representing the community of Alta Loma, Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, Rialto, San Bernardino, Bloomington, Colton, Grand Terrace, Highland, Mentone, and Redlands

Rex Gutierrez – Republican / Small Businessman

John Mark Porter – Republican / Waiter/ Disaster Response

Ernest H. Richter – Republican / Retired Businessman

Pete Aguilar – Democrat Incumbent / United States Representative

Greg Prescott – Republican

District 35 – Representing the community of Pomona, Montclair, Ontario, Upland, Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, Chino Eastvale

Mike Cargile – Republican / Independent Businessman

Rafael Carcamo – Republican / Physician / Educator / Businessman

Lloyd A. Stevens – Democrat

Bob Erbst – Republican / Educator / Parent

Norma J. Torres – Democrat Incumbent

District 39 – Representing the communities of Riverside and Eastvale

Bill Spinney – Republican / Retired Businessman

Emmanuel l. Suarez – Republican / Poolman / Caretaker

Mark Takano – Democrat / US Representative / Teacher

John Lordsal Minnella – Repblican / Small Business Owner

Art Peterson – Republican / Retired University President

Tony Moreno – Republican

Lewis J. Allen

AJA Smith – Republican

District 40 – Representing the community of Chino Hills

Asif Mahmood – Democrat

District 41 – Representing the community of Calimesa

Ken Calvert – Republican / US Representative

John Michael Lucio – Republican / Facilities Management Consultant

Brandon Mosely – Democrat

Shrina Kurani – Democrat / Engineer / Entrepreneur

Anna Nevenic – Registered Nurse / Author

Will Rollin – Democrat / National Security Prosecutor

David Serpa

Melissa Melendez – Republican

California State Elections

California State Board of Equalization

District 1 – Representing the communities of Fontana, Rialto, San Bernardino, Colton, Bloomington, Loma Linda, Redlands, Mentone, Yucaipa, Oak Glen, Calimesa, Grand Terrace, and Highland

Nader Shahatit – Democrat / Tax Consultant

District 4 – Representing the communities of Rancho Cucamonga, Upland, Ontario, Montclair, Upland, Chino, Chino Hills, Riverside, Eastvale, Alta Loma, and Calimesa

California State Senate

District 22 – Representing the communities of Pomona, Chino, Montclair, Ontario

Kimo Mateo – Republican / Father/ Californian/ Patriot

Matthew Munson – Republican

District 32 – Representing the community of Chino Hills

Kelly Seyarto – Republican / Assemblymember / Retired Firefighter

Brain Nash – Democrat / Analytic Consultant / Businessman

Randell R. Economy – Republican / Business Owner

Mike Schaefer – Incumbent

Denis R. Bilodeau – Taxpayer Advocate / Engineer

David Dodson – State Board Supervisor

Matthew Harper – Businessman / Business Owner

John F. Kelly – Businessman

Eric Peterson – Huntington Beach City Council Member / Business Owner

Konstantinos Roditis

California State Assembly

District 39 – Hesperia, Victorville, Adelanto, Lake Los Angeles, Palmdale, Lancaster

Paul Andre Marsh – Republican / Veteran / Community Liaison

Jerry Joseph Laws – Republican

Socorro Cisneros – Democrat

Steve Fox – Democrat

Juan Carillo

District 41 – Representing the communities of Alta Loma and Claremont

Michael Brian McMahon – Republican

Chris Holden – Incumbent Democrat / Assemblymember

District 45 – Representing the communities of Rialto, San Bernardino, Highland Mentone, Redlands and Fontana

Joseph (Joe) W. Martinez – Republican / Reialto Unified School District Member Governing Board

James C. Ramos – Democrat Incumbent / Assemblymember / Business Owner

District 47 – Representing the communities of Yucaipa, Oak Glen, Redlands and Calimesa

Gary Michaels – Republican

Greg Wallis – Republican / Assembly District Director

Christy Holstege – Democrat / Mayor / Business Owner

Jamie Swain – Democrat

District 50 – Representing the communities of Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, Bloomington, Colton, Loma Linda, and Redlands.

Rodgir Cohen – Libertarian / University Professor

Eloise Gomez Reyes – Democrat / Assemblymember / Businesswoman / Attorney

Sheela Stark – Republican

District 53 – Representing the communities of Pomona, Ontario, Upland, Chino, and Montclair

Freddie Rodriguez – Incumbent Democrat

Toni Holle – Republican

District 53 – Representing the communities of Riverside, Grand Terrace, and Eastvale

Sabrina Cervantes – Democrat

District 58 – Representing the community of Grand Terrace, Eastvale, and Riverside

Leticia Castillo – Republican / Licensed Clinical Therapist

Bernard William Murphy – Republican

Sabrina Cervantes – Democrat / California State Assemblymember

District 59 – Representing the community of Chino Hills

Phillip Chin

District 60 – Representing the community of Riverside

Corey A. Jackson – Democrat / Riverside County Board of Education Member

Hector Diaz-Nava – Republican / Small Business Owner

Daryl Terrell – Democrat

Esther Portillo – Democrat / Assemblymember District Representative

Jasmin Zulema Rubio – Democrat

District 63 – Representing the community of Riverside

Clint Lorimore – Republican / Mayor / Business Owner

Bill Essayli – Republican / Attorney / Business Owner

Non-Partisan Races

Non-Partisan Races:

Riverside County Elections

Riverside County Superintendent of Schools

Edwin Gomez – Superintendent of Schools

San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools

Ken Larson – School Administrator/ Plumber

Ted Alejandre – Incumbent / San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools

Riverside County Board of Education

Area 1

Kim Joseph Cousins – Member Riverside County Board of Education

Area 2

Eric J. Mooney / Education Administrator

Iva Benjamin Johnson, II

Area 6

Elizabeth Romero – Riverside County Board of Education

Julie Klein

Riverside County Board of Supervisors

District 2

Karen Spiegel – Incumbent

District 4

Julie Klein

Manuel “Manny” Perez / Riverside County Supervisor

District 5

Yxstian Gutierrez / Mayor / Teacher

Deni Antionette Mazingo / Attorney at Law

Jeff Hewitt – Incumbent / Riverside County Supervisor

Lloyd White – Mayor / Businessman / Parent

San Bernardino County Elections

San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors

District 2

Luis Cetina – Cucamonga Valley Water District Board Member

Dejonae Shaw – Nurse

Eric Eugene Coker – Business Owner

Jesse Armendarez – Small Business Owner

Nadia Maria Renner

District 4

Larry (Jai) Wu

Curt Hagman – Incumbent / San Bernardino County Chairman / Business Owner

Connie Leyva – State Senator

Riverside Assessor-County Clerk-Recorder

Peter Aldana – Incumbent / Assessor County Clerk Recorder

Riverside Auditor-Controller

Ben J. Benoit / Auditor / Mayor / Businessman

Paul A. Anigulo – Incumbent / Riverside County Auditor Controller

Marshall Campbell

Riverside District Attorney

Lara Gressley – Constitutional Habeas Attorney

Burke E. Strunsky – Judge of the Superior Court

Mike Hestrin – Incumbent / District Attorney

Riverside Sheriff-Coroner-Public Administrator

Chad Bianco – Incumbent / Sheriff

Michael J. Lujan – Retired Sheriff’s Captain

Riverside County Treasurer-Tax Collector

Matthew Jennings – Incumbent

San Bernardino County Assessor Recorder

Bob Dutton – Incumbent / Assessor Recorder

San Bernardino County Auditor-Controller / Treasurer / Tax Collector

John Ziegenhohn – Chief Fiscal Executive

Ensen Holmes Mason – Incumbent / Auditor-Controller / Treasurer / Tax Collector

San Bernardino County District Attorney

Jason Anderson – Incumbent

San Bernardino County Sheriff / Coroner / Public Administrator

Shannon Dicus – Incumbent / Appointed San Bernardino County Sheriff

Clifton Lee Harris

Joseph Noel Silva

Chaffey Community College District

Area 1

Kathleen (Kathy) Brugger – Incumbent

Area 2

Deana Olivares Lambert – Incumbent

If we have left out a candidate, please contact me at robert@timesmediaservice.com.

Robert Stine / Lead Writer Editor (Times Media Service)
rstine@timesmediaservice.com

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Robert Stine is a senior national politics reporter for Times Media Service, based in the Washington bureau. Stine covers national politics and government, including federal policy and the political decisions made in Washington. Stine holds a master's degree in communication management and analysis and grew up in Stuttgart, Germany.

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