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Voter Guide for Sacramento County
The following Republican candidates are supported by the Sacramento County Republican Party. This is a partial list that will be updated as endorsements are made. We will announce a Candidate Open House closer to the election to be held at the SacCountyGOP Headquarters. Candidate materials, including yard signs and flyers are also available at headquarters.
Candidates running for local office in the General Election can file Declaration of Candidacy and nomination papers between July 15 – August 9 at the Sacramento County Elections office. If you want to run in a Sacramento County district and would like SacCountyGOP’s endorsement, let us know by emailing info@saccountygop.com!
Issues with your ballot? Call the Sacramento County Voter Registration and Elections toll-free voter assistance hotline at (800) 762-8019.
Questions about voting or running for office? Call Sacramento County Elections (916) 875-6451
Need to visit the Elections office? Sacramento County Elections – 7000 65th Street, Sacramento
Donald J. Trump for President
U.S. Senator J.D. Vance for Vice President
Trump 2024 yard signs are available at SacGOP Headquarters, where volunteers can also call on behalf of the President’s re-election campaign.
Steve Garvey for U.S. Senate
Yard signs are now available at SacGOP Headquarters. They are free to voters who will display them in Sacramento County.
Representative Kevin Kiley
Congressional District 3
Over half of the District’s voters live in Placer County. The next largest block of voters comes from Sacramento County followed by Nevada, El Dorado, Plumas, Inyo, Mono, Yuba, Sierra and Alpine.
Christine Bish
Congressional District 6
District 6 includes the northern area of Sacramento County, including Rio Linda, Citrus Heights, Arden-Arcade and Rancho Cordova.
Tom Silva
Congressional District 7
District 7 includes Elk Grove, Galt, West Sacramento, Wilton, Rancho Murieta, Vineyard, Isleton, Walnut Grove, Herald, Clay, and the California Delta.
State Senate Candidate:
Thom Bogue
District 3
City Council Candidates:
Councilman Tim Schaefer
Citrus Heights City Council
District 5
Councilman Jay Vandenburg
Galt City Council
Councilman David Sander
Rancho Cordova City Council
State Assembly Candidates:
Nikki Ellis
District 6
Assemblyman Josh Hoover
District 7
Assemblyman Heath Flora
District 9
Dr. Vinaya Singh
District 10
Dave Ennis
District 11
Local Candidates: (partial list)
Trustee John Knight
Los Rios Community College District
District 3
Jay Martinez
Los Rios Community College District
District 7
Trustee Delrae Pope
Center Unified School District
Chuck Uribe
Center Unified School District
Trustee Micah Grant
Natomas Unified School District
District 3
Steve Garvey for U.S. Senate signs have arrived! They were provided by the Garvey campaign, so they are free to voters who will display them throughout Sacramento County! Come to headquarters and pick one up!
SacCountyGOP offers unique “Trump 2024 – America First” yard signs, now available at our Sacramento headquarters (9851 Horn Road, Ste. 100). We do not ship signs, so please plan to come in and pick them up.
If you are interested in a 4’x8′ sign, let us know by emailing Info@SacCountyGOP.com. Once we receive at least 20 orders, we will print the larger signs.
The Secretary of State authorized signature gathering starting March 26th with a September 3rd deadline. Use the link below to download a Recall petition.
Many thanks to our hard-working endorsed candidates in the March Primary Election. We won most, but lost a few. All deserve our respect and appreciation for stepping up!
March Primary Election Highlights:
- Donald Trump is now the official nominee for re-election as President of the USA, and Steve Garvey made the top-two in his race for the U.S. Senate.
- Congressman Kevin Kiley achieved a strong lead over his Democrat opponent.
- Assemblyman Heath Flora is easily on his way to re-election, and Assemblyman Josh Hoover’s votes far outnumbered the total of his two Democrat opponents.
- Dr. Vinaya Singh (AD 10) and Veteran Tom Silva (CD 7) made the top two in their races.
- Republican Nikki Ellis made the top two in AD 6 and Chris Bish made the top two in CD 6.
- Republicans Thom Bogue (SD 3) and Dave Ennis (AD 11) have a small part of Sacramento County in the Isleton community, and they also made the top two.
- County Board of Education Member Heather Davis was re-elected for a third term.
- Folsom Councilwoman Rosario Rodriguez avoided a November run-off and will succeed Sue Frost as the Supervisor for District 4.
- A new Central Committee was elected and will take office in January of 2025.
- Law enforcement’s candidate for Superior Court Judge Amy Holliday defeated the incumbent, and the City of Sacramento’s Measure C went down in flames.
The Sacramento County Republican Central Committee has been approving endorsements of candidates running for school board, city council, and other local seats, and will make final selections at our August meeting. A Voter Guide will be created following the August meeting.