The Political Graveyard: California offices

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California offices

Federal Offices

U.S. Congress
- Senators
- Representatives
U.S. District Judges
U.S. District Attorneys
Presidential Electors

State Offices

Territorial Offices

Military Governors

Judicial Offices

Mayors:
Adelanto — Alameda — Albany — Alhambra — Aliso Viejo — Anaheim — Antioch — Arcadia — Arroyo Grande — Atascadero — Auburn — Azusa — Bakersfield — Baldwin Park — Banning — Barstow — Bell — Belmont — Benicia — Berkeley — Beverly Hills — Brawley — Brea — Brentwood — Burbank — Burlingame — Calexico — Carlsbad — Carson — Cathedral City — Ceres — Chico — Chino — Chula Vista — Claremont — Coalinga — Colton — Compton — Concord — Corona — Coronado — Costa Mesa — Covina — Culver City — Daly City — Delano — Dublin — El Cajon — El Centro — El Cerrito — El Monte — El Segundo — Escondido — Eureka — Fairfield — Fontana — Fremont — Fresno — Fullerton — Garden Grove — Gardena — Gilroy — Glendale — Glendora — Grand Terrace — Grass Valley — Grover Beach — Hanford — Hawthorne — Hayward — Hermosa Beach — Huntington Beach — Huntington Park — Imperial Beach — Indio — Inglewood — Irvine — La Habra — La Mesa — La Quinta — La Verne — Laguna Beach — Laguna Niguel — Lakewood — Lancaster — Lawndale — Lemon Grove — Lindsay — Livermore — Lodi — Lompoc — Long Beach — Los Angeles — Los Banos — Los Gatos — Lynwood — Madera — Manhattan Beach — Marina — Martinez — Marysville — Maywood — Menlo Park — Merced — Mill Valley — Millbrae — Modesto — Monrovia — Montclair — Montebello — Monterey — Monterey Park — Morro Bay — Mountain View — Napa — National City — Needles — Newport Beach — North Sacramento — Norwalk — Oakland — Oceanside — Ontario — Orange — Oxnard — Pacific Grove — Palm Springs — Palmdale — Palo Alto — Pasadena — Paso Robles — Petaluma — Pico Rivera — Piedmont — Pismo Beach — Pittsburg — Pleasanton — Pomona — Porterville — Rancho Cucamonga — Redding — Redlands — Redondo Beach — Redwood City — Rialto — Richmond — Riverbank — Riverside — Roseville — Sacramento — Salinas — San Anselmo — San Bernardino — San Bruno — San Carlos — San Diego — San Fernando — San Francisco — San Gabriel — San Jose — San Leandro — San Luis Obispo — San Marino — San Mateo — San Pablo — San Rafael — San Ramon — Sanger — Santa Ana — Santa Barbara — Santa Clara — Santa Clarita — Santa Cruz — Santa Maria — Santa Monica — Santa Paula — Santa Rosa — Seal Beach — Seaside — Selma — Sierra Madre — Signal Hill — Simi Valley — South El Monte — South Gate — South Pasadena — South San Francisco — Stockton — Sunnyvale — Taft — Thousand Oaks — Torrance — Tracy — Tulare — Turlock — Tustin — Union City — Upland — Vallejo — Venice — Ventura — Visalia — Wasco — Watsonville — West Covina — Westminster — Whittier — Woodland — Yuba City — Yucca Valley

Town Presidents:
Alviso — Antioch

City Presidents:
Albany — Alhambra — Anaheim — Arcadia — Coronado — Glendale

Postmasters:
Alameda — Alhambra — Alviso — Anaheim — Antioch — Arcadia — Arcata — Arroyo Grande — Artesia — Atwater — Auburn — Azusa — Bakersfield — Banning — Barstow — Beaumont — Bell — Belmont — Benicia — Berkeley — Brawley — Brentwood — Buena Park — Burbank — Burlingame — Calexico — Camarillo — Campbell — Carlsbad — Carpinteria — Centerville — Centinela — Centreville — Ceres — Chico — Chino — Chowchilla — Chula Vista — Claremont — Clovis — Coachella — Coalinga — Colton — Colusa — Compton — Concord — Corcoran — Corona — Coronado — Covina — Crescent City — Cupertino — Danville — Davisville — Delano — Dinuba — Dixon — Downey — Duarte — East Auburn — El Cajon — El Monte — Elk Grove — Encinitas — Escondido — Eureka — Exeter — Fairfield — Fillmore — Folsom — Fort Bragg — Fortuna — Fremont — Fresno — Fullerton — Galt — Garden Grove — Gardena — Gilroy — Glendale — Glendora — Grass Valley — Hanford — Hayward — Healdsburg — Hemet — Hesperia — Highland — Hollister — Huntington Beach — Indio — Inglewood — King City — Kingsburg — La Canada — La Habra — La Mesa — La Mirada — Lafayette — Lancaster — Larkspur — Lemon Grove — Lemoore — Lincoln — Lindsay — Livermore — Lodi — Loma Linda — Lompoc — Long Beach — Los Alamitos — Los Angeles — Los Banos — Los Gatos — Madera — Manhattan Beach — Martinez — Marysville — Menlo Park — Merced — Millbrae — Milpitas — Modesto — Monrovia — Monterey — Moorpark — Moraga — Moreno — Morgan Hill — Morro — Mountain View — Murrieta — Napa — National City — Newark — Newport Beach — Norwalk — Novato — Oakdale — Oakland — Oakley — Oceanside — Ontario — Orange — Orinda — Oroville — Oxnard — Pacific Grove — Palm Springs — Palmdale — Palo Alto — Paradise — Pasadena — Paso Robles — Perris — Petaluma — Pinole — Placentia — Placerville — Pleasanton — Pomona — Porterville — Poway — Red Bluff — Redding — Redlands — Redondo — Redwood City — Reedley — Rialto — Richmond — Riverbank — Riverside — Rocklin — Roseville — Sacramento — Salinas — San Anselmo — San Bernardino — San Bruno — San Carlos — San Diego — San Dimas — San Fernando — San Francisco — San Gabriel — San Jacinto — San Jose — San Leandro — San Luis Obispo — San Marcos — San Mateo — San Pablo — San Rafael — San Ramon — Sanger — Santa Ana — Santa Barbara — Santa Clara — Santa Cruz — Santa Fe Springs — Santa Maria — Santa Monica — Santa Paula — Santa Rosa — Santee — Saratoga — Sausalito — Seaside — Selma — Shafter — Sierra Madre — Simi — Simiopolis — Soledad — South Gate — South Pasadena — South San Francisco — Stockton — Suisun City — Sunnyvale — Susanville — Temecula — Temecula Station — Tracy — Truckee — Tulare — Turlock — Tustin — Ukiah — Vacaville — Vallejo — Ventura — Victor — Visalia — Vista — Walnut Creek — Wasco — Watsonville — Westminster — Whittier — Wildomar — Windsor — Woodland — Yreka — Yuba City

Political Party Positions and Delegates to National Party Conventions

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