Josh Sautter, CA-32 candidate, 2026 primary election questionnaire
Sautter answers questions about his policy positions and what he would pursue if elected to Congress.

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TAP FOR WHYCredibility rates Redlands Daily Facts, which carries this article. The other scores rate the article itself. Redlands Daily Facts has no rated stories yet; this is the rating of Dailynews's copy.
Credibility rates Redlands Daily Facts, which carries this article. The other scores rate the article itself. Redlands Daily Facts has no rated stories yet; this is the rating of Dailynews's copy.
HOW WE SCORE ↗The questionnaire gives a detailed account of the candidate’s positions, but relies almost entirely on his own answers. It provides little independent sourcing, verification, or competing perspective, and some factual assertions are presented without supporting evidence.
HOW WE SCORE ↗This is a single-candidate questionnaire, so Sautter’s perspectives dominate and are not tested against other candidates, independent experts or official responses. The format is clear, but it is not a balanced examination of the claims or proposals.
- Source diversity — The article consists of one candidate’s answers, with no independent or opposing sources.
- Opinion vs reporting — The questionnaire is clearly presented as the candidate’s own views rather than independent reporting.
- Counterarguments presented — Competing arguments or responses from other candidates are absent.
The questionnaire format gives Sautter space to present his positions, many of which criticize the Trump administration and align with Democratic priorities. The publisher’s framing is largely neutral, but the article contains no countervailing candidate responses.
- Source selection — The story presents only Sautter’s responses, without another candidate or opposing perspective.
- Framing — The publication frames the page as a candidate questionnaire rather than adding an editorial judgment.
- Language tone — Several critical descriptions of the Trump administration appear in Sautter’s attributed answers.
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The Daily News published Josh Sautter’s responses to a primary-election questionnaire, covering his positions on issues including voting, immigration, wildfire aid, defense spending and congressional ethics. He is running to represent California’s 32nd District.
The questionnaire identifies Sautter as a Democrat and an Encino Neighborhood Council vice president. He describes proposals on housing, health care, education and other issues, and says he opposes the SAVE Act and supports restoring voting protections. He also outlines immigration proposals and calls for federal wildfire aid for Southern California.
Sautter says he supports a ban on congressional stock trading, favors limits on defense spending he considers wasteful, and believes presidents generally should seek congressional approval for military action. He also discusses youth social media restrictions, crime prevention and congressional term limits. These are his responses to the questionnaire, not independently tested proposals or claims.
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VOTING CLOSEDNo good or bad look here
This story reports what happened without casting Sautter in a good or bad light, so readers don’t rate it and it doesn’t count toward Sautter’s record.
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