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← Rundown2026 California House race — Sam T. Liccardo's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 California House race — Sam T. Liccardo's seat

Incumbent: Sam T. Liccardo (Democrat)

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  • Sam T. Liccardo
    Sam T. Liccardo

    Democrat · Incumbent

    Stated positions (6) ▾
    • Bipartisanship and Congressional Reform: Emphasizes working across the aisle to overcome gridlock, arguing Congress should focus on solving problems like homelessness, crime, and cost of living rather than partisan conflict. [1][2][3]
    • Environment and Climate: Supports aggressive implementation of climate policy over symbolic goals, citing his record cutting San José's emissions and launching community choice clean energy. [1]

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  • High-Skilled Immigration (H-1B Visas): Opposes the $100,000 H-1B visa fee, warning it would harm immigrant-founded startups, while supporting reform of the H-1B program to maintain U.S. competitiveness for global talent. [1]
  • Housing: Advocates federal action on housing, including tax credits for converting vacant offices to housing and financing for accessory-dwelling units; opposes a California rent control ballot measure. [1]
  • Immigration and Trade: Favors openness to immigration, global trade, and talent, opposing efforts to exclude foreign talent, deport students, raise tariffs, or restrict exports as harmful to innovation and economic growth. [1][2]
  • Naturalization Policy: Supports expanding affordable and online naturalization filing services for low-income applicants to help immigrants become citizens and contribute to the economy. [1]
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