The California secretary of state released the official list of eligible candidates for state and federal offices. For governor, 27 hopefuls are running to succeed Gov. Jerry Brown.

That list includes 12 Democrats and five Republicans. Others are registered Green, Libertarian, Peace and Freedom or no party preference.

Of the 27, seven have established themselves as mainstream candidates: Democrats Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom; State Treasurer John Chiang; former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa (listed as Public Policy Advisor on the ballot); former state Superintendent of Education Delaine Eastin; and former Hillary Clinton staffer Amanda Renteria. For the Republicans, Assemblyman Travis Allen and businessman John Cox are the most viable candidates.

Even more crowded is the field for U.S. senator. Dianne Feinstein is running for re-election. Of her 31 challengers, the most notable is state Sen. Kevin de León. Both are Democrats.

Under California’s “jungle” primary system, the top-two vote getters, regardless of party, move on to the November general election.

A full list of all candidates can be found here.

Here’s a look state and federal races within the Valley jurisdictions:

Board of Equalization — District 1

U.S. Representative — District 4

U.S. Representative — District 10

U.S. Representative — District 16

U.S. Representative — District 21

U.S. Representative— District 22

U.S. Representative — District 23

State Senator — District 8

Note: Sen. Tom Berryhill is termed out.

State Senator — District 12

Note: Sen. Anthony Cannella is termed out.

State Senator — District 14

State Senator — District 16

Note: Sen. Jean Fuller is termed out.

Assembly — District 23

Assembly — District 26

Assembly — District 31

Assembly — District 32

Other notes:  21st District Assemblyman Adam Gray (D-Merced) is unopposed.