Antonio Villaraigosa

California Gubernatorial Election in Sacramento, California

Antonio Villaraigosa is a candidate for California Gubernatorial Election in Statewide, California — 2026 Primary Election.

Also running: Jesse Alberti, James Jr., Christopher Bailey, Carolina Buhler, Jong Choi, Phillip Jr., Elaine Culotti, Sophia Edum-A-Sam, Serge Fiankan, Lewis Herms, Steve Hilton, Mark Iles, Tralaunie Jenkins, Duane Jr., Amanda Martin, Daniel Mercuri, Mauro Orozco, Carter Pope, Reza Safarnejad, Sam Sandak, Frederic Schultz, George Slivka, Nicholas Thompson, Margaret Trowe, Scott Vineberg, Butch Ware, David Zickefoose, Christine Sarmiento, Anne Komarovsk, Mohammad Arif, Gheorghe Teofil Golea, Carmenlina Minasyan, Ethan Penner, Akinyemi Agbede, Khaled Fattal, Max Fomin, Leo Zacky, Ramsey Robinson, Carla Rather, Ché Ahn, Joel Jacob, Raji Rab, Leonard Jackson, Larry Azevedo, Xavier Becerra, Louis A. De Barraicua, Derek Grasty, Joel E. Jacob, Gary Howard Kidgell, Matthew Chase Levy, Matt Mahan, Barack D. Obama Shaw, Thunder Parley, Katie Porter, Satish Rao, Scott P Shields, Tom Steyer, Eric Swalwell, Tony K. Thurmond, Betty T. Yee, Erin "zez" Zezulak, Chad Bianco, Patricia De Luca Basualdo, Randeep S. Dhillon, Rafael M. Hernandez, Alicia Olivia Lapp, Leo Naranjo Iv, Tim Nelson, Gretha Solórzano, Tom Woodard, Naomi Bar-Lev, Joseph Cabrera, Livingforgod Andcountry Demott, Lukasz Adam Filinski, Don J. Grundmann, Jon Henderson, Dawit Kellel, Duane Terrence Loynes Jr., Brent Maupin, Mauro Alberto Orozco, Christine R. Sarmiento, Frederic C. Schultz, Nancy D. Young.

Antonio Ramón Villaraigosa, born Antonio Ramón Villar Jr. on January 23, 1953, served as the 41st Mayor of Los Angeles from 2005 to 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, he was the first Hispanic to hold the post since 1872. Previously, he served as the Speaker of the California State Assembly from 1998 to 2000. Villaraigosa grew up in East Los Angeles and attended the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), and the People's College of Law. Before his political career, he worked as a union organizer for United Teachers Los Angeles and served as president of the Southern California chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). He also ran for governor in 2018, placing third in the primary.

Website: https://www.antonioforcalifornia.com/