CA-14 · NOVEMBER 3, 2026 · DO NOT LOOK AWAY
UNFIT — Rep. Zoe Lofgren, on camera
What’s in it for me?
That is the sentence a senior Democrat put on camera. She still wants two more years.
Aisha Wahab sells a biography. The Senate record is the part they keep off the mailer — the gavel, the blank roll call, the stream, the complaint.
Office of Sen. Aisha Wahab / public record
“My public service has always been rooted in one question: How does this help everyday people?”
Aisha Wahab — set it next to her answer when the district sat empty
THEN THIS.
The story is real. Foster care. Foreclosure. Firsts. Fine. Then read what she did with the gavel.
Three counts.
- 01
As Senate Public Safety Chair, she helped strip a clean felony for adults who solicit 16- and 17-year-olds. Grove said those kids “did not matter.”
- 02
Grieving parents packed the dais for a written homicide warning to convicted fentanyl dealers. She did not vote. The bill died. Nobody’s name sat next to NO.
- 03
When Democrats asked her to let CA-14 have a Member, Rep. Zoe Lofgren says Wahab answered: “What’s in it for me?” Lofgren said that caused her to question Wahab’s fitness for the House.
The files.
File 01 / 07
THE KIDS
She made 16- and 17-year-olds harder to protect. Grove said they “did not matter.”
File 02 / 07
THE PARENTS
Alexandra’s Law died because they refused to put NO on the board.
File 03 / 07
THE SEAT
Zoe Lofgren: that answer made her question Wahab’s fitness for the House.
File 04 / 07
THE STREAM
“Yes,” it was genocide. Cut off the aid.
File 05 / 07
THE CASTE BILL
Newsom vetoed it. Fremont started a recall.
File 06 / 07
THE CHAIR
Her own committee rolled her.
File 07 / 07
THE COMPLAINT
An FEC complaint is sitting on her ethics brand. Allegation. Live. Read it.