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Today Elk Grove Planning Commissioner Sergio Robles formally announced his candidacy for the Elk Grove City Council. Robles, who was nominated to the planning commission by former Elk Grove Mayor Steve Ly in 2020, is running for District 4. “My commitment to Elk Grove is unwavering, and I will work
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In a three-part series starting this week, we will examine what we are calling the Big 3 Elk Grove 2022 Elections. This November, Elk Grove voters will have the opportunity to exert their influence in selecting three significant elected officials. Those officials will represent Elk Grove as representatives of District
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In one of several competitive races Elk Grove voters will be participating in this November, Dave Jones proclaimed his first-place finish in the District 8 California State Senate primary race. The former California Assemblymember and Insurance Commissioner made his proclamation this morning in the social media post. According to the
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I n the 10th District California Assembly race’s competitive race, front runner Elk Grove City Councilmember Stephanie Nguyen slightly increased her margin of votes over fellow Democrat Sacramento City Councilmember Eric Guerra. Vote tallies released this afternoon by Sacramento Voter Registration, and Elections showed leading Guerra by 457 votes
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Although there is a lull in active campaigning following the June California primary election, opponents of one candidate who will appear in the November general election continue their opposition efforts. That candidate is District 8 California State Senate candidate, Sacramento City Councilmember Angelique Ashby will face former California Assemblymember and
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In a statement issued yesterday, Assemblymember Jim Cooper announced he received a concession call yesterday from his opponent in the race for Sacramento County Sheriff. According to Cooper, after yesterday’s votes update released from the Sacramento County Voters Registration and Elections, Jim Barnes called and conceded the race. Tallies
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According to vote tallies released on Friday, June 24 by the Sacramento County Voters Registration and Elections, Democrats Elk Grove City Councilmember Stephanie Nguyen and Sacramento City Councilmember Eric Guerra are in a statistical tie for first place in the District 10 California Assembly race. Today’s totals show Nguyen
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In a Tuesday posting, it was announced Eric Rigard has passed away. The posting on Facebook from Mr. Rigard’s wife can be seen above. Rigard was a Republican candidate for the 10th Assembly California District in the June 2022 California primary election. In 2020 Rigard challenged Assemblymember Jim Cooper
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Yesterday’s vote tallies from Sacramento County Voters Registration and Elections show Dave Jones widening his lead over Angelique Ashby in the hotly contested 8th District California Senate race. Jones has 57,914 votes for 46.17-percent while Ashby has 51,867 for 41.2 percent. Third-place candidate Rafa Garcia
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Vote tallies released yesterday by the Sacramento County Voters Registration and Election showed a continued narrowing of the race for first and second place in the 10th District California Assembly race. Those results show Democratic Elk Grove City Councilmember Stephanie Nguyen with 22,530 votes with 30.46-percent. Democratic Sacramento
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As last week’s vote tallies demonstrated, the race for the District 5 seat of the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors will be extended into November. Even though Republican Elk Grove City Councilmember Pat Hume maintains a commanding lead over Democrat Cosumnes Community Services District Director Jaclyn Moreno, he could
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Vote tallies released this afternoon by Sacramento County Voters Registration, and Elections show Eric Guerra gaining ground on front-runner Stephanie Nguyen in the closely contested District 10 California Assembly primary race. Democrat Guerra has 19,098 votes for second place for 28.8 percent, which increased from 28.5-percent when