District 1

The Isle of Wight County School Board is seeking qualified applicants to fill a temporary vacancy for the District 1 seat due to an unexpected departure. Brandy Perkins, the District 1 representative, submitted her resignation on July 31, 2026.

Incumbent Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) Board member Kimberly Kenne has qualified for the Nov. 3 general election, becoming the first incumbent in this year’s school board races to secure a ballot spot. She filed nomination papers on July 22 and is expected to face challengers, including Felita R. Kealing.

Two candidates, Maura McCarthy Bulman and Carmen Gimenez, are competing for the Broward County School Board District 1 seat amid budget challenges and declining enrollment. Bulman, an attorney elected in 2024, focuses on improving facilities and enrollment, while Gimenez, a former gubernatorial and mayoral candidate, emphasizes modernizing transportation and securing state funds. The district includes areas like Dania Beach, Hallandale Beach, and Hollywood.

Geoffrey Baum, former Pasadena City College Board President, is running for a Board of Trustees seat as the college approaches its centennial and amid recovery from the Eaton Fire. He emphasizes the college's role in supporting families during community challenges.

Horvath declared victory in the District 3 race for L.A. County Board of Supervisors, while state Sen. Durazo is competing for the District 1 seat previously held by Hilda Solis.

Horvath declared victory in District 3 of the L.A. County supervisor races. State Sen. Durazo is vying to succeed Hilda Solis in the District 1 supervisor seat.

L.A. County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath is running for reelection in District 3, while voters in District 1 will elect a successor to Hilda Solis. Durazo is the candidate seeking to fill Solis' seat.

L.A. County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath is seeking reelection in District 3, while voters in District 1 will elect a successor to Hilda Solis. The candidates for Solis' seat include Durazo.

Hilda Solis, a former congresswoman and U.S. labor secretary, is leaving the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors after serving for more than a decade, prompting a race with five candidates for her District 1 seat. Candidates include Elaine Alaniz, a disaster recovery specialist, and Noel Almario, a maternal health advocate, among others, with campaigns focusing on issues like fentanyl crisis response, affordable housing, and mental health programs.