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← Rundown2026 California House race — Mark DeSaulnier's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 California House race — Mark DeSaulnier's seat

Incumbent: Mark DeSaulnier (Democrat)

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  • Mark DeSaulnier
    Mark DeSaulnier

    Democrat · Incumbent

    Stated positions (5) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports abortion rights, including expanding provider access by allowing qualified nurses and physician assistants to perform non-surgical abortions. [1]
    • Civil Rights: Supports expanded protections for racial, disability, and LGBTQ equality, and has worked to address racial injustice through community forums and legislation. [1]
    • Gun Violence Prevention: Supports stronger gun safety laws modeled on California's regulations, including creation of a national Gun Safety Board, while stating adherence to the Second Amendment. [1]

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  • Immigration: Advocates for a more rational, less divisive national conversation on immigration and border enforcement, emphasizing historical context and community engagement. [1][2][3]
  • Jobs, Workers, and Future of Work: Supports policies preparing workers for an AI-driven economy, taxing excessive CEO pay relative to worker wages, and protecting workers from mass layoffs and plant closures. [1][2]
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