Robin Littau, a Republican and school board member from Redding, is running to represent California’s 2nd Congressional District in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election.

She faces Democratic incumbent Jared Huffman. San Rafael voters will help choose their representative in the U.S. House for a two-year term.

The San Rafael Record candidate questionnaire was sent to Robin Littau’s campaign. No response was received as of Oct. 29, 2026. The policy positions below are drawn from her public campaign website and public records.

Candidate information

  • Party: Republican.
  • Office sought: U.S. House, California’s 2nd Congressional District.
  • Residence: Redding, according to her campaign biography.
  • Background: Born and raised in South Dakota.
  • Professional experience: Small-business owner and Coast Guard veteran, according to her campaign biography.

On her campaign website, Littau describes owning Rockin Robin’s Cleaning Company and Joyful Living Magazine.

Experience and public service

Littau serves on the Enterprise Elementary School District board in Redding. The district’s official board page says she has served since November 2024.

According to her campaign biography, she joined the Coast Guard at 18 and served aboard the cutter Boutwell in Alameda before working at a search-and-rescue station in Bodega Bay as a machinery technician.

Her campaign also describes community work supporting single mothers, young people and women experiencing domestic violence.

On the issues

The following positions come from Littau’s campaign website and Shasta Scout’s reporting on a candidate forum.

Immigration: Littau told Shasta Scout that immigration courts should uphold due process. She also called for swift deportation of immigrants she described as criminals.

Her campaign lists changes to citizenship requirements as a priority but provides limited detail on the proposed changes.

Elections and voting: Littau expressed support for voter identification requirements during the forum, Shasta Scout reported.

“If you’re an American citizen and you’re going to vote in America, you should have no problem proving your citizenship,” she said.

Public safety: Littau’s campaign supports law enforcement and stronger deterrents to crime.

Education: Littau supports a parental bill of rights. Her campaign also uses the phrase “My Kid, My Call” to describe its opposition to mandates, without specifying the mandates covered.

Government spending and regulation: Littau calls for reducing regulation, supporting local control and requiring responsible spending. Her platform also identifies fewer regulatory burdens on small businesses as a priority.

Voters can find additional information about Littau’s background and proposals on her campaign website.