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← Rundown2026 California House race — Scott H. Peters's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 California House race — Scott H. Peters's seat

Incumbent: Scott H. Peters (Democrat)

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  • Scott H. Peters
    Scott H. Peters

    Democrat · Incumbent

    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • Abortion: Identifies as pro-choice, supports public funding for abortion, and opposes restrictions on access to legal abortion services. [1]
    • Civil Rights / LGBTQ Rights: Supports same-sex marriage and opposes defining marriage in traditional terms only; voted to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act. [1]
    • Climate, Energy & Environment: Prioritizes enacting bipartisan, comprehensive climate and energy solutions as a top domestic priority. [1]

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  • Economy and Innovation: Supports growing the innovation economy, including biotech and life-sciences industries, and backs national economic growth strategies to create jobs. [1][2][3]
  • Health Care / Prescription Drug Pricing: Supports lowering out-of-pocket prescription drug costs for seniors while preserving incentives for pharmaceutical innovation, and opposed H.R. 3 drug pricing proposal in favor of an alternative bill. [1]
  • Housing and Homelessness: Acknowledges San Diego's housing and homelessness crisis as a policy priority area. [1]
  • Immigration: Supports comprehensive immigration reform including a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers and undocumented immigrants, opposed ending DACA, and favors tougher, technology-driven border security. [1][2][3]
  • Trump Administration Policies: Opposed specific Trump administration proposals such as a border wall, a Muslim registry, and defunding Planned Parenthood, while expressing willingness to work with the administration on tax reform and infrastructure. [1][2]
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