Add voters from Los Altos, Los Altos Hills and Atherton to the list of places in our Congressional District where voters live who Jotham’s met and who have signed his petition to get on the ballot. Today, Jotham stood on Main Street in Los Altos talking with voters about bridging the divide in our country. Before and after that, Jotham listened to voters concerns in their homes across the district.
Jotham spent the afternoon and evening today meeting voters in Los Gatos. Multiple voters told Jotham they are upset with the “mess” the two parties have made, thanked him for running as an Independent and gladly signed his petition to get on the ballot for the June 2, 2026 primary. So far, Jotham, himself, has collected signatures from voters throughout our Congressional District (CA-16), including from residents of San Jose, Los Gatos, Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Mountain View, Campbell, Monte Sereno and Portola Valley in Silicon Valley and Pacifica, Montara, Moss Beach, El Granada, Pescadero, and of course, his hometown of Half Moon Bay, on the Coast.
On a very rainy day, Jotham was undeterred and met with voters in Menlo Park, Portola Valley and Half Moon Bay. Jotham listened to their many concerns, discussed his plans to fix America, and collected more signatures.
From Pacifica in the north to Pescadero in the south, Jotham has been asking Coastsiders what you think about the situation in our country. You’ve been expressing a lot of frustration with the way things are going. Today, Jotham talked with voters in Pescadero (and asked them to sign his petition to help him get on the ballot as an Independent (No Party Preference)). Jotham, himself, has now collected signatures of Coastsiders from Pacifica in the north to Pescadero in the south (north of Pacifica and south of Pescadero are in other Congressional Districts).
Jotham started the day at the Palo Alto (California Avenue) Farmers Market meeting voters and collecting signatures and ended the day doing the same outside a Safeway in San Jose.
Jotham believes in meeting as many voters as possible and was out, himself, collecting signatures to get his name on the ballot in Montara, and after that, at one of the Safeways in Pacifica.
Jotham picked up petitions from the Registrar of Voters to start the process of getting himself on the ballot for the June 2, 2026 primary election as an Independent (No Party Preference) candidate for Congress in our Congressional District, CA-16 (everyone – whether you are registered with a party or Independent – votes in California’s top-two primary, with the top two finishers advancing to the November election).
