Alameda County Republican Party
Welcome to 2022.
We are using hybrid meetings using ZOOM and in-person at our headquarters. County COVID rules followed. Please bring own covering. If you are concerned for your own safety or are currently ill, please ONLY attend the meeting via ZOOM.
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The Alameda County Central Committee of the Republican Party is a formal elected body of Republicans serving five districts in Alameda County. There are six official voting members elected per district to four-year terms. Elections to the Central Committee occurs during the Primary of Presidential Election years. Each member proposes one alternate to vote in their absence. Area candidates who ran for partisan office are ex-officio voting members during that office's term.
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.
If you are a constitutionalist (thus moderate or conservative) and registered as independent or decline-to-state, please re-register as Republican. This action would encourage potential Republican candidates to run within our five deep-blue Democrat-heavy districts.
Visitors are welcome. Meetings are held on Third Wednesday - 7pm to 8:30pm - Our first hybrid meeting with Zoom and in person is in January (following current Alameda County COVD protocol) at 1039 MacArthur Blvd in San Leandro
California has a Primary Election on June 7. 2022
All elected officeholders continue until their term expires. Those running in THIS Primary will compete for the newly redrawn districts.
California Assembly Districts (Redistricting for 2022)
- Assembly District 14 (formerly AD15): Albany, Berkeley, Piedmont, Richmond
- Assembly District 15: Boundaries moved out of Alameda County during 2022 redistricting
- Assembly District 16: Livermore, Dublin (50%, East of Dougherty Road), Pleasanton (85%, East of 680), continued shared with Contra Costa County 680 Corridor (San Ramon, Danville, Walnut Creek)
- Assembly District 18: Alameda, Emeryville, Oakland
- Assembly District 20: Ashland, Castro Valley, Cherryland, Fairview, Hayward, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, Union City, Sunol, Dublin (50%, West of Dougherty Road). Pleasanton (15%, West of 680)
- Assembly District 24 (formerly AD25): Fremont, Newark, Milpitas
- Assembly District 25: Boundaries moved out of Alameda County during 2022 redistricting
It seems Assembly redistricting for 2022 sought to make Oakland and Fremont each fit in their own district, formerly each split in half. The drawback is that the lines reach over the Dublin grade to split up Dublin and a quarter of Pleasanton. We still have five Assembly districts.
(Learn more by clicking the links once the new district information propagates into Ballotpedia)
US Congressional Districts (Redistricting for 2022)
- CD 12 - Berkeley, Oakland, San Leandro
- CD 17 - South Fremont, Milpitas
- CD 14 - Rest of Alameda County - Formerly CD15, US Rep Eric Swalwell (D)
California Senate Districts (Redistricting for 2022)
- SD 5 - Dublin, Livermore, Pleasanton are newly shared with San Joaquin County (Tracy, Manteca, Stockton, Lodi) - Sen. Susan Talamantes Eggman (D) [formerly Sen. Steve Glazer (D)]
- SD 7 - Richmond, Berkeley, Oakland
- SD 9 - San Leandro to San Lorenzo are newly shared with Contra Costa County
- SD 10 - South Hayward, Fremont, Milpitas
