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Regular Members of the Sacramento County Republican Central Committee were elected in 2020. These members will serve for four years, representing the five Supervisorial Districts (pre-reapportionment lines) in Sacramento County.
- Executive Board
- Ex-Officio Members
- Special Appointments
Chair:Betsy Mahan First Vice Chair:Rob Olmstead Second Vice Chair:Barbara Sloan Secretary:Matt Hedges Treasurer:Christian Forte
CD 3Congressman Kevin Kiley CD 6Tamika Hamilton CD 7Max Semenenko SD 6 Senator Roger Niello SD 8Susan Mason AD 6 Cathy Cook AD 7Assemblyman Josh Hoover AD 9Assemblyman Heath Flora AD 10Jacqueline Rigard
Sgt-at-Arms– Rob Olmstead Election Integrity Officer– Nina Caron Precinct Coordinators District 1 – Kendra Johnson District 2 – Brenda Bennett District 3 – Nick Bloise District 4 – Ian Jasiewicz District 5 – Paul Johanneson School Districts Sub-Committee Steve Duvernay Mona Graham Jay Martinez Kimberly Kennedy-Woods Thomas Silva Charles Uribe
Jan 19, 2024 · Within Sacramento County, bigger elections this primary include the race for Sacramento mayor and the race to replace former Sacramento City District 2 Councilman Sean Loloee. The races and ...
These are the preferred candidates running for seats on the Sacramento County Republican Central Committee in District 4. All of these candidates are experienced in working on political campaigns, and they have helped create a positive image of the Republican Party throughout the County.
Matt Hedges, Previous Candidate for Sacramento County Republican County Central Committee District 4, Sacramento County, California: Picture, bio, position statements and social media links | Vote-USA.
Mar 5, 2024 · Sacramento County - Election Night Results. 39.89%. 868,750 Ballots Counted 346,502. Results last updated: 4/2/2024 2:18:25 PM PT.
It is the mission of the Sacramento County Republican Party to elect Republicans to public office at all levels of government and to accomplish that goal through voter registration, candidate recruitment, fundraising, endorsing candidates, and turning out the Republican vote.
