United States Representative, District 2

Jared Huffman has represented this North Coast district in Congress since 2013. He is the top Democrat, called the Ranking Member, on the House Natural Resources Committee. He has focused on climate, ocean and public lands policy. In 2026 he published a book on Christian nationalism called No Prophets.

He says voters can count on him to fight for their values and get things done. In September 2026 he pushed back on a federal plan to open more than 17,000 acres of public land for data centers. As the top Democrat on the Natural Resources Committee, he demanded the Interior Department explain the plan. He said the administration is selling out America's public lands.

He promises to fight rising costs for working families. He also promises to protect democracy and the rule of law against what he calls ongoing threats. His third priority is climate action, which he calls central to his work in Congress.

Robin Littau is a small business owner in Redding who has run a cleaning company for ten years. Littau served four years in the U.S. Coast Guard, including on a cutter based in Alameda and at a search-and-rescue station in Bodega Bay. They have served on the Enterprise Elementary School District board since 2024. They are a mother of four who raised their children as a single parent after a divorce in 2016.

Littau says they are running to protect the American Dream and defend freedom, and that career politicians cannot truly represent a community without living its experiences. They say it's time for change. Their record in office is two years on a local school board. No independent news coverage of that tenure turned up in this review.

Littau promises legislative reform, including less regulation and more local control. Their site lists immigration reform, parental rights in schools under what they call My Kid, My Call, and support for law enforcement. They also promise to defend constitutional rights and reduce regulations on small businesses.