District 12
California
3 nov

Democratic
11 grupos · 4 votantes
Experiencia
Supervisor - District 5
Marin County
2023 a hoy
Chief Marketing Officer
Mike’s Bikes
2014 a 2022
Mayor
Novato City
2011 a 2022
Director, CRM Digital Strategy & Merchandising
Kimpton Hotels
2010 a 2014
Consultant
Eric Lucan
2006 a 2010
Marketing Manager
Church's Chicken
2004 a 2006
Marketing Associate
Leadership Atlanta
2003 a 2004
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YIMBY Action's Voting Group
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Center for Freethought Equality 2026 Endorsements
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Eric Lucan is running for the California State Assembly in District 12. There were six candidates in the top two primary on June 2. He placed first with 27% of the vote. This is an open Democratic seat. The incumbent won the general election in 2024 with 76% of the vote. Lucan has been in public service for nearly two decades, first as on City Parks and Recreation Commission, then a three-term Novato City Councilmember, and now as a Marin County Supervisor. He has worked to tackle the region’s biggest challenges—including affordable housing, functional and accessible transportation, climate resilience and sustainability, and local economic strength. He will bring this commitment and experience to Sacramento. Lucan is a Christian and an ally of our community.

California YIMBY's Voting Group
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Elizabeth Barcohana's Lady with a Brain Voter Guide
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*least bad candidate

UFCW Western States Council's Voting Group
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Access4Bikes Votes 2026 Endorsements
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ACSS 2026 California Endorsements
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Climate Action California PAC 2026 Endorsements
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Health Care for All California 2026 Endorsements
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North Bay Building Trades 2026 Endorsements
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Eric has been a strong advocate for housing during his time on the Board of Supervisors, and we’re especially encouraged by his commitment to advancing policies that will help Marin build more homes, as well as his past work on Marin’s inclusionary zoning ordinance and its HCD-compliant Housing Element.