Rev. 12/2/2024 - Our 2025 meetings (Third Wednesdays 7pm - January to November) use ZOOM jointly with in-person at 1039 MacArthur Blvd, San Leandro.
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Republican Platform: https://ballotpedia.org/The_Republican_Party_Platform,_2024
Trump's Agenda (2024 GOP Platform: Make America Great Again)
https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/2024-republican-party-platform
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The Alameda County Central Committee of the Republican Party is a formal elected body serving five Assembly Districts (of six Members each). The six seated members and their alternates all reside within the Assembly District which they represent at the time of their election. The leading Republican nominee who ran for a regional partisan office is an ex-officio member during that office's term.
Officers are internally elected every other January at a 4-hour organizational meeting (next occurs in January 2025). All 30 seats are up next for election in the Spring Primary of Presidential Election year (March 2028) among candidates formally filing in 2027 with the Registrar of Voters in Oakland. The newly constituted Central Committee will be seated in January 2025 and can thereafter also fill vacant seats and alternates by appointing Republicans residing within the given Assembly District of the vacant seat.
California does not have Precinct Committeemen as a voting office. We welcome volunteers who walk their local precincts. Please visit our volunteer page to sign up.
We encourage participation in three allied Republican Party groups within Alameda County: East Bay Republican Club (EBRC, AD14 events), Tri-Valley Republicans (TVR, AD16 events), and Alameda Conservative Republican Patriots (ACRPatriots, AD18/AD20 events).
If you are a constitutionalist (thus moderate or conservative), independent, or decline-to-state, please re-register as Republican. That simple act would encourage potential Republican candidates to run within our five deep-blue Assembly Districts.