Alameda County Republican Party
The Alameda County Republican Party Central Committee is an elected body of Republicans serving five districts in Alameda County:
- Assembly District 15: Albany, Berkeley, Emeryville, Oakland and Piedmont
- Assembly District 16: Dublin, Livermore and Pleasanton
- Assembly District 18: Alameda, Oakland and San Leandro
- Assembly District 20: Ashland, Castro Valley, Cherryland, Fairview, Fremont (north of Newark, Mowry Ave, Walnut Ave, Mission Blvd and I-680), Hayward, San Lorenzo, Sunol and Union City
- Assembly District 25: balance of Fremont and Newark
Visitors are welcome! Meetings are held by ZOOM on Third Wednesday - 7pm to 8:30pm
Once the pandemic ends, we meet at 1039 MacArthur Blvd, San Leandro, CA 94577
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What's New
Mass Border Crossings - Huge Impacts
Continue reading →While legal immigration and illegal border crossings are under federal control, recent mass border crossings directly affects California, including Alameda County. There a huge difference between legal immigration and unmanaged mass border crossings that overwhelm our County and City infrastructures. Please check out the Population-Environment Balance recent essay titled: "200,000+ Illegals, 5% having Covid, swarmed into USA in March but Amnesty's likely cost would be $1.3 Trillion, not counting Environmental effects" at http://balance.org/alerts/04152021AlertBalance.html
- David Durham, Central Committee (AD15) -
Standing With, and Standing Against
Continue reading →The following is adapted from a speech delivered by Hugh Bussell, Chairman, Alameda County Republican Party, at Dublin, California, on March 28th, 2021, at the event, "Stop Asian Hate! Stop Anti-Asian Violence! Tri-Valley Unites!
Standing With, and Standing Against
Today I am here representing the Alameda County Republican Party to show you that we are Standing With you, our Asian American Pacific Islander community, and standing against hate.
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Moderates- Need to Stay with Party
Continue reading →"[T]raditional moderate conservatives [should] stay] in the [Republican P]arty. . . . As the current California crises clearly demonstrate, unlimited one-party (in this case Democratic) rule is a bad thing. . . . . While . . . many traditional moderate conservatives feel alienated from the current Republican Party, abandoning it will only make matters worse. Not only will a smaller Republican Party become even more conservative, it will result in increased power of the Democratic Party extremists, worsening the negative consequences of the current one-party Democratic rule." - David Rosenthal, Central Commitee [Excerpted from Letter to Editor in SF Chronicle 2/19/21]
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California Republican Party - Spring Convention
Continue reading →The Spring 2021 Organizing Convention of the California Republican Party occurs this weekend – February 19 – 21. It meets twice a year. Delegates come from Central Committees and exOfficio members who ran for office in 2020. The web site now lists the CAGOP Candidates, Schedule of Events, and ByLaw Change Proposals - See: https://www.cagop.org/s/convention. Invited Speakers are: Senator Rick Scott - FL, Political Analyst Karl Rove, Congresswoman Elise Stefanik - NY, and Governor Kristi Noem - SD
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Regular Meeting - Visitors Please RSVP
Continue reading →A word about our Visitor RSVP system for Regular Meetings on the Events page. We assume all elected members will show up. However, visitors, PLEASE click on the RSVP button to register as a visitor, That way, our Chairman can anticipate your arrival and let you into the Zoom meeting. Thus, the count of RSVP people in the Events page reflects how many visitors, excluding our many elected members and their official alternates.
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