2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

California Assembly District 75

2 candidates, listed alphabetically.

California uses a top-two primary: the two candidates with the most votes in the June 2 primary advanced, regardless of party, so both finalists can be from the same party.

California uses a top-two primary for congressional, statewide and legislative offices: the two candidates with the most primary votes advance regardless of party, so both general-election candidates can be from the same party. Write-in candidates for these offices can run only in the primary. California Secretary of State

Candidates

Gerald C. Boursiquot

Democratic

Work
IT contractor (Linux systems administration); former Air National Guard technician

Ballot designation filed with the California Secretary of State: IT Contractor.

Gerald C. Boursiquot is an IT contractor who has worked as a Linux system administrator at Huntington Ingalls Industries and as a cybersecurity analyst at DXC Technology. He served as an RF/satellite communications technician in the California Air National Guard.

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Carl DeMaio

RepublicanIncumbent

In office now
State Assembly Member, District 75
Work
State Assemblymember, 75th District; radio host; founder of government training firms

Carl DeMaio is the sitting State Assembly Member for District 75 in the California State Legislature, a district that includes all or part of San Diego County.

Carl DeMaio has served in the California Assembly since December 2024 and was a San Diego City Council member from 2008 to 2012. He founded The Performance Institute and the American Strategic Management Institute (both sold in 2007), began hosting radio programs on KOGO in 2015 and hosts the "Reform California" podcast.

DeMaio's committees

  • Emergency Management
  • Higher Education (Vice Chair)
  • Privacy and Consumer Protection
  • Revenue and Taxation
  • Joint Legislative Audit
  • Joint Legislative Committee on Emergency Management

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