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Are you a voter in Yolo County this election? Here are the endorsements in your local races as selected by The Sacramento Bee Editorial Board. Election Day is June 2.
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Click on the links below to find out who our board thinks are the best candidates for the job:
U.S. Congress
4th Congressional District: “From the celebrated wineries of Napa to the peach orchards of Yuba and Sutter counties, this district represents most of Yolo County and demands a leader who unites every community and ensures that all voices are valued…”
6th Congressional District: “The newly drawn 6th Congressional District will include Rocklin, Roseville, Citrus Heights, the city of West Sacramento and a large part of northern and eastern Sacramento.”
State
Board of Equalization, District 1: “Bottom line? Picking a board member for the BOE is one of the most important down-choices you may know little to nothing about.”
State Assembly
4th Assembly District: About 48% of registered voters in California’s 4th Assembly District are Democrats and 23% are Republicans, a decided advantage because of Democratic-leaning Napa Valley voters in a district that includes Colusa, Lake and Yolo counties, and a small portion of Sonoma County…”
Yolo County
Yolo Superior Court: “A Yolo County election this year, triggered by the impending retirement of Superior Court Judge Janene Beronio, presents a rare opportunity for voters to have a meaningful choice between two non-incumbent candidates…”
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City of Davis
Measure V: “Measure V on the Davis ballot calls for development of about 400 acres of land off Covell Boulevard with about 1,800 residences suited for varying income levels…”
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