November 3, 2026 California general election
Inglewood
3 city races on Inglewood ballots this November, each broken down the same way: who is running, what the record shows, and every cited source. Inglewood is in Los Angeles County, whose offices are on the same ballot.
City of Inglewood
- Mayor
Choose between Raina Carrillo, Fre'Drisha Dixon, Joseph Soto, James T. Butts, Gloria D. Gray, or Arturo Martinez for Mayor.
- Council, District 1
Choose between Keokia Childress, William Perez, Yolanda Davidson, or Leonard Redway for Council, District 1.
- Council, District 2
Choose between Alex Padilla or Subrina Miller for Council, District 2.
Los Angeles County offices
- Sheriff
Choose between Robert G. Luna or Alex Villanueva for Sheriff.
- Judge of the Superior Court, Office No. 64
Choose between Rhonda A. Haymon or Maria Ghobadi for Judge of the Superior Court, Office No. 64.
- Judge of the Superior Court, Office No. 65
Choose between Justin Allen Clayton or Anna Slotky Reitano for Judge of the Superior Court, Office No. 65.
- Judge of the Superior Court, Office No. 87
Choose between David Dejute or Anthony (A.J.) Bayne for Judge of the Superior Court, Office No. 87.
- Judge of the Superior Court, Office No. 131
Choose between David Ross or Donna Tryfman for Judge of the Superior Court, Office No. 131.
On every California ballot
- Governor
Choose between Steve Hilton or Xavier Becerra for Governor.
- Lieutenant Governor
Choose between Gloria Romero or Fiona Ma for Lieutenant Governor.
- Secretary of State
Choose between Donald P. (Don) Wagner or Shirley N. Weber for Secretary of State.
- Controller
Choose between Malia M. Cohen or Herb W Morgan for Controller.
- Treasurer
Choose between Jennifer Hawks or Eleni Kounalakis for Treasurer.
- Attorney General
Choose between Rob Bonta or Michael E. Gates for Attorney General.
- Insurance Commissioner
Choose between Jane Kim or Ben Allen for Insurance Commissioner.
- Superintendent of Public Instruction
Choose between Sonja Shaw or Richard Barrera for Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Congress, State Senate, State Assembly and Board of Equalization districts cross county lines, so they are not listed by city. Enter your address to see every contest on your ballot.