The Sacramento County Republican Party is actively involved in events throughout the county year-round. In addition to hosting our own events, we are often invited to participate in community gatherings and local celebrations that bring residents together.
One of our favorite traditions is hosting a booth at the California State Fair in Sacramento each year, giving us the opportunity to connect with thousands of visitors from across the region. Throughout the year, we also host town halls, candidate meet-and-greets, educational forums, and fundraising dinners that bring our community together while supporting Republican candidates and conservative values.
Be sure to visit our Events Calendar to stay up to date on upcoming activities. If an event requires advance registration or ticket purchases, we encourage you to reserve your spot early, as many of our events sell out quickly.
Our Events Calendar is also the best place to discover volunteer opportunities. Whether you’re looking to lend a hand at an event, support a campaign, or become more involved in your community, there are many ways to participate. We especially encourage young people and first-time volunteers to join us—it’s a rewarding way to meet like-minded neighbors, gain valuable experience, and make a meaningful difference in Sacramento County.
Our Central Committee Meetings are monthly, on the 2nd Wednesday of the month, during the calendar year. However, we do not have a General Meeting in July or December. Information about who can attend, speak, and vote during our meetings can be found under Central Committee Meetings on the calendar. Please look at each month to find the meeting.
Come meet your elected representatives on the Sacramento County Republican Central Committee. The agenda will include endorsement of two key ballot measures for the 2020 election.
The SacCountyGOP will review the Senate District 1 Special Election Results at their monthly meeting.
Harmeet Dhillon is on the front lines in the legal battle over free speech for conservatives. Thanks to her legal representation, College Republicans at UC Berkeley can host conservative speakers on campus. But her work is not done as employers in the Silicon Valley continue to discriminate against conservative employees, police are directed by city administrators not to protect Trump rally attendees, and conservative youth group organizers face intimidation and even battery on college campuses. Come hear Harmeet discuss the important role lawyers play in today's political climate.