Political Comparisons

Two Democrats, state Sen. Ben Allen and former San Francisco Supervisor Jane Kim, are competing for California insurance commissioner. This comparison covers public disaster insurance, the FAIR Plan, rate review, claims, wildfire risk reduction, insurer accountability and nonrenewals. They split over a state-run disaster pool, while both want to shrink the FAIR Plan

Democrat Randy Villegas and Republican Rep. David Valadao meet in California's 22nd Congressional District on November 3. This comparison covers health care and Medicaid, immigration and farm labor, water and agriculture, taxes and cost of living, and the Iran war. They split on most, while both back legal status for farmworkers.

Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna and Republican Ritesh Tandon meet in California's 17th Congressional District on November 3. This comparison covers the billionaire wealth tax, housing and cost of living, health care, immigration, AI and the workforce, gun policy and abortion. They split on taxes and immigration, while both back more housing supply and worker training.

Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers are competing for Michigan's open U.S. Senate seat. This comparison covers health care, tariffs, housing, immigration, Israel, data centers, abortion and President Trump. The two split on most subjects, with some common ground on data center guardrails and easing homebuilding rules.

Wisconsin's open race for governor pits Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley against U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany. This comparison covers taxes and the state surplus, schools, health care, data centers, abortion, immigration, Trump and tariffs, and marijuana. They split on most, while both back repealing the gas minimum markup and local control over data centers.

Ohio's U.S. Senate special election pits former Sen. Sherrod Brown against appointed Sen. Jon Husted. This comparison covers cost of living and taxes, data centers, health care, tariffs, the Iran war, immigration and abortion. They split on most, while both say prices are too high and data centers should pay their own power costs.

Compare Peggy Flanagan and Michele Tafoya, the candidates for Minnesota's open U.S. Senate seat, on government fraud, health care, immigration and ICE, abortion, tariffs and farming, the Iran war, President Trump, and transgender athletes. The two differ on most subjects but share some ground on prosecuting fraud, prescription drug costs, and aid for farmers.

Compare Democrat James Talarico and Republican Ken Paxton in the 2026 Texas U.S. Senate race on cost of living, health care, immigration, abortion, data centers, the Trump agenda, guns, and religion in public schools. They split on most subjects but overlap on data center rules, worker programs, and fuel tax relief.

A sourced side-by-side of Amy Klobuchar (DFL) and Lisa Demuth (R) on taxes, housing, healthcare, Boundary Waters mining, abortion, fraud, immigration, energy and education, with the common ground between them. Every position is attributed and linked to its sources, current as of Sept. 30, 2026.