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Who Is Running in California Congressional District 46th in 2026?

Last updated: March 4, 2026

Lou Correa

(Incumbent)
D·Democrat

Economy

High

Representative Lou Correa voted for a measure to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies, aiming to prevent skyrocketing health insurance costs for families. He also voted in favor of H.R. 7006, the Appropriations Minibus, to fund government operations and protect small businesses from proposed domestic cuts. His actions indicate a focus on supporting families and small businesses by managing healthcare expenses and avoiding reductions in federal funding for key programs.

Immigration

High

Lou Correa voted against the GOP-led SAVE America Act, calling it redundant and a form of voter suppression that complicates voting for citizens. He also opposed federal funding for DHS and ICE, citing concerns that ICE has become a "paramilitary organization" whose practices terrorize communities. Correa advocates for comprehensive immigration reform, supports DREAMers, and seeks to protect new Americans, emphasizing fair treatment and access to legal advice for immigrants.

Healthcare

High

Lou Correa voted for a Democratic measure to extend Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies, aiming to keep healthcare costs down for American taxpayers. He stated that these subsidies are crucial to prevent skyrocketing health insurance costs and ensure families can afford coverage. Additionally, he voted against a GOP budget plan, citing concerns that it would cut Medicaid and Medicare benefits for children, seniors, and veterans, jeopardizing healthcare access for many in his district.

Republican Candidate

R · Republican

No Republican candidate has been confirmed for this race yet. Check back after the primary.

IssueLou Correa
Economy

Representative Lou Correa voted for a measure to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies, aiming to prevent skyrocketing health insurance costs for families. He also voted in favor of H.R. 7006, the Appropriations Minibus, to fund government operations and protect small businesses from proposed domestic cuts. His actions indicate a focus on supporting families and small businesses by managing healthcare expenses and avoiding reductions in federal funding for key programs.

High
Immigration

Lou Correa voted against the GOP-led SAVE America Act, calling it redundant and a form of voter suppression that complicates voting for citizens. He also opposed federal funding for DHS and ICE, citing concerns that ICE has become a "paramilitary organization" whose practices terrorize communities. Correa advocates for comprehensive immigration reform, supports DREAMers, and seeks to protect new Americans, emphasizing fair treatment and access to legal advice for immigrants.

High
Healthcare

Lou Correa voted for a Democratic measure to extend Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies, aiming to keep healthcare costs down for American taxpayers. He stated that these subsidies are crucial to prevent skyrocketing health insurance costs and ensure families can afford coverage. Additionally, he voted against a GOP budget plan, citing concerns that it would cut Medicaid and Medicare benefits for children, seniors, and veterans, jeopardizing healthcare access for many in his district.

High
Climate & Energy

Lou Correa voted for the Affordable HOMES Act, which aims to make manufactured homes more affordable and streamline regulatory processes for energy efficiency. He supports keeping manufactured homes affordable and energy-efficient for working families, believing that reducing red tape around energy efficiency standards can help lower homeownership costs.

High
Abortion & Reproductive Rights

Lou Correa supports abortion rights, stating the decision should rest with the woman in consultation with her doctor. He expressed disappointment over the Supreme Court's draft decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, advocating against women returning to unsafe medical procedures. He believes that to reduce abortions, additional healthcare and childcare resources should be provided. He hopes the Senate will pass legislation to codify Roe v. Wade, which the House has already approved.

High
Foreign Policy

Lou Correa voted against federal funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), arguing that ICE had strayed from its founding mission to protect Americans from foreign terrorists and had become a paramilitary organization. He also voted "Nay" on H.R. 185, a bill that sought to terminate the COVID-19 vaccination requirement for foreign travelers, indicating support for maintaining public health measures for entry into the United States.

High
Education

Lou Correa is deeply committed to the future of the country, viewing education as fundamental to that future. He actively advocates for legislation that increases resources for all students to help more people attend college and achieve their full academic potential. Additionally, he supported the new GI Bill, which aims to provide higher education opportunities for a new generation of veterans.

Low
Gun Policy

Representative Lou Correa voted against H.R. 2243, the LEOSA Reform Act of 2025, which would have expanded concealed carry rights to off-duty and retired law enforcement in schools and other sensitive areas. He supports retired public safety officers being able to conceal carry for public safety, but opposes the lack of restrictions on concealed carry in schools within that bill. Correa stated he would support the legislation if it were amended to include such restrictions.

High

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