Political Party:
Democrat
Ballot Designation:
State Assemblymember
Law Enforcement Contributions:
Background:
Assemblymember McKinnor was first elected to the State Assembly in 2022 after a career as a political organizer and legislative staffer. She was Operations Director for the California Democratic Party and Campaign Director for PL+US, an organization advocating for paid family leave.
Assemblymember McKinnor has been a leader in the movement for justice reform, earning an “A” on our Legislative Scorecard in 2023 and 2025 and an “A+” in 2024. She has also authored several good bills over the years, including: AB 1310, which failed but would have allowed people serving prison sentences with gun enhancements to petition the court for resentencing; AB 1523, which would have allowed people eligible for youth offender parole to have youth offender parole hearings after serving only 15 years in prison instead of 20 or 25 years; and AB 2833 to ensure the integrity of restorative justice programs in the court system.
Public Safety Platform:
Assemblymember McKinnor does not share her views on public safety on her campaign website; however, she does have a strong voting record and leadership on justice reform. And though it is disappointing to see how much funding she has accepted from law enforcement, she has shown up as an ally in the Legislature and IJ Action recommends voters re-elect Assemblymember McKinnor.
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Political Party:
Republican
Ballot Designation:
No Ballot Designation
Law Enforcement Contributions:
The candidate has not raised any funds as of 09/21/2026
Background:
Lockwood qualified for the ballot by being a write-in candidate during the Primary Election. Although he has a campaign website, he does not share any information about his background or policy priorities.
Public Safety Platform:
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