Incumbent Representative Brad Sherman faces multiple Democratic challengers in California's 32nd Congressional District top-two primary on June 2, 2026. The strongly Democratic-leaning district, with a partisan voting index around D+14, makes the primary the decisive contest for advancing to the November general election. Sherman, who has held the seat since 1996 and won his last general election with 66 percent of the vote, benefits from substantial fundraising advantages, established party support, and name recognition. Challengers including Chris Ahuja, Dory Benami, Jake Levine, Marena Lin, and Josh Sautter have filed, but none have shown comparable resources or polling traction to date. The outcome will determine which two candidates proceed under California's nonpartisan primary rules.