CA-37 primary: first place
Primary Election
Party selects its nominee.
Overview
Current roleRetired peace officer
PartyIndependent
Political ideologyNonpartisan
LocationCalifornia
BackgroundRetired peace officer
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Notable personal detailsSteve Hill is a No Party Preference candidate for the U.S. House in California’s 37th Congressional District (Los Angeles and Culver City) in the 2026 election cycle. He has described himself as a retired peace officer and states he served as a Marine, and he has also worked as a home appraisal business owner. His campaign platform emphasizes getting money out of politics, housing affordability, police accountability, public safety, immigration reform, and tax-funded public healthcare.
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Positions
Economy & Taxes
Supports tax-funded public healthcare (single-payer or Bismarck-style) and advocates taxing the ultra-rich and corporations on all sources of income to create a fair and equal tax code. Opposes corporate influence in politics and supports policies to increase federal spending on social programs such as universal healthcare and targeted grants for housing and local services.
Healthcare
Supports tax-funded public healthcare for all (advocates universal public coverage).
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Immigration & Border
Supports an amnesty and documentation process for all undocumented people with a pathway to citizenship, expedited naturalization for current legal residents, prioritizing DACA recipients, and stronger protections and labor standards for migrant workers. Advocates increasing immigration overall and creating streamlined, humane processes rather than expanded enforcement.
Endorsements
Endorsers of Steven Hill for CA-37 primary: first place
Alabama Farmers Federation (ALFA) / FarmPAC
Public endorsement
Alabama Farmers Federation's FarmPAC endorsed Steven Hill in its 2026 cycle endorsements.
Fundraising
Latest report: Cycle 20222022
LatestCycle 2022
Source: FEC
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