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← Rundown2026 California House race — Ken Calvert's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 California House race — Ken Calvert's seat

Incumbent: Ken Calvert (Republican)

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  • Ken Calvert
    Ken Calvert

    Republican · Incumbent

    Stated positions (6) ▾
    • Abortion: Opposes federal funding for abortion and for organizations that provide abortion services, and has supported restrictions such as bans on partial-birth abortion and on transporting minors across state lines for abortions. [1][2]
    • Defense and National Security: Supports maintaining a strong U.S. military and robust defense spending, citing the constitutional duty to provide for the common defense and the need to counter aggression from China, Russia, and Iran. [1][2]

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  • Education Policy: Views education primarily as a state and local responsibility and has raised concerns about the growth of federal funding and control over education. [1]
  • Energy Policy: Supports expanding domestic American energy production and opposes policies he says restrict energy output and raise gasoline and natural gas prices. [1][2]
  • Government Spending and Inflation: Opposes what he characterizes as excessive federal spending under the Biden administration, arguing it fueled inflation and hurt American families. [1][2][3]
  • Immigration and Border Security: Supports stronger enforcement at the southern border, mandatory nationwide use of E-Verify (via the Legal Workforce Act), and measures to stop the flow of illegal narcotics such as fentanyl into the country. [1][2]
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