A U.S. representative serves a district, or the whole state for an at-large seat, in the House. Representatives vote on federal laws, spending and oversight. A regular term is two years.
Two-year term beginning January 3, 2027. Current-holder context from the October 19 roster: Josh Harder. Current service alone does not establish candidacy.
Verification of the 2026 district boundaries is pending. The current-seat directory does not establish the election’s boundaries.
Research snapshot · checked 2026-10-20
The race at a glance
California · U.S. House District 9 is in the November 3 federal inventory. This compilation contains 2 research entries: 2 without a pending tracker-confirmation flag and 0 still awaiting confirmation. Those counts do not establish a certified ballot. There are 3 reviewed evidence records across these candidates; other material remains pending.
Candidates below appear alphabetically by displayed name, with the same format regardless of party. Ballot order is not inferred. Reported affiliations, including parentheses, remain as supplied by sources.
Campaign-linked website ↗Research link; campaign affiliation and current applicability may require confirmation.
Selected evidence
Selected historical roll call
Recorded vote: Nay on PROOF Act (2026-09-16). The question was: On Passage.
The response concerns the exact question recorded, including any amendment or procedure. It is not an inferred position on every provision or a present campaign pledge.
Recorded vote: Yea on EARLY Act Reauthorization (2026-07-20). The question was: On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended.
The response concerns the exact question recorded, including any amendment or procedure. It is not an inferred position on every provision or a present campaign pledge.
Recorded vote: No on One Big Beautiful Bill Act (2025-07-03). The question was: On Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendment.
The response concerns the exact question recorded, including any amendment or procedure. It is not an inferred position on every provision or a present campaign pledge.
No election returns, source calls or certifications are connected here. The scoreboard’s example results remain separately labelled simulations.
Sources, dates and coverage
Source links and dates accompany each background and evidence item. Certification of a candidate list is separate from certification of election results. Campaign claims, reported statements, historical positions and roll-call responses retain their original categories.
Certified list of candidates: November 3, 2026 general election · California Secretary of StateOfficial published general-election list. Named write-ins and later amendments require separate review. Contact details excluded from candidate records. · checked 2026-10-20 · published 2026-08-27
CA 2026 general election: statewide offices and Congress · The Green PapersSecondary election-tracking source. Not an independent review of every underlying authority document. No party-based policy inference. · checked 2026-10-20
CA official November ballot source, transcribed via Election.org · Election.org transcription of linked election authoritySecondary structured transcription, kept separate from FEC filings. Authority document downloaded for cross-checking; record-level review status is separate. · checked 2026-10-20 · published 2026-08-27
Learn from the beginning.
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