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• Andreas Borgeas (R - Senate, 8th District) – Elected in 2018, with the po- tential to serve eight more years, Borgeas currently represents the Central Valley and Sierra Nevada. He has announced that he will not seek re-election. • Ed Chau (D - Assembly, 49th District) – Elected in 2012, Chau was appointed by Governor Gavin Newsom to be a judge in Los Angeles County Superior Court late last year. A special election was called to fill this vacancy. • David Chiu (D - Assembly, 17th Dis- trict) – Elected in 2014, Chiu was ap- pointed by San Francisco Mayor London Breed to serve as City Attorney of San Francisco. A special election was called to fill this vacancy. • Jordan Cunningham (R - Assembly, 35th District) – Elected in 2016, with the potential to serve until 2028, Cunning- ham has announced that he will not seek re-election. Reapportionment has made this Central Coast district difficult for Republicans to keep. • Jim Frazier (D - Assembly, 11th Dis- trict) – Elected in 2012, Frazier resigned his position on Dec. 31 to seek a new career. A special election has been called for June 7 to fill this vacancy. • Cristina Garcia (D - Assembly, 58th District) – Elected in 2012, Garcia is seek- ing the now open 42nd congressional seat. She will be facing a difficult opponent in Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia. • Lorena Gonzalez (D - Assembly, 80th District) – Elected in a special election in 2013, Gonzalez resigned her posi- tion to work with the California Labor Federation. She is expected to succeed Art Pulaski as the Chief Officer of the Federation in July. • Adam Gray (D - Assembly, 21st Dis- trict) – Elected in 2012, Gray has an- nounced that he will not seek re-election and instead run for the newly formed 13th Congressional district.


• Marc Levine (D - Assembly, 10th Dis- trict) – Elected in 2012, Levine has an- nounced that he will not seek re-election and instead challenge fellow Democrat and current Insurance Commissioner, Ricardo Lara. • Connie Leyva (D - Senate, 20th Dis- trict) – Elected in 2014, Leyva has an- nounced that she will not seek re-election to her third and final term. Reapportion- ment pitted Leyva against formidable and well-liked state Senator Susan Rubio. • Jose Medina (D - Assembly, 61st Dis- trict) – Elected in 2012, with the potential to remain in office until 2024, Medina has announced that he will not seek re-election to his final term. • Kevin Mullin (D - Assembly, 22nd District) – Elected in 2014, with the poten- tial to serve until 2026, Mullin is running for the 14th Congressional district being vacated by Jackie Speier. • Patrick O’Donnell (D - Assembly, 70th District) – Elected in 2014, with the potential to remain in office until 2026, O’Donnell has announced that he will not seek re-election. • Chad Mayes (I - Assembly, 42nd Dis- trict) – Elected in 2014, with the potential to remain in office until 2026, Mayes has an- nounced that he will not seek re-election. • Bill Quirk (D - Assembly, 20th District) – Elected in 2012, with the potential to remain in office until 2024, Quirk has an- nounced that he will not seek re-election. • Rudy Salas (D - Assembly, 32nd Dis- trict) – Elected in 2012, with the potential to remain in office until 2024, Salas has announced that he will be challenging incumbent Republican David Valadao for the 21st congressional district.


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