Jason Clark, a longtime Republican volunteer leader, former San Francisco Republican Party chair, Trump Administration appointee, and the current Bay Area Republican Vice Chair by appointment, is running to be elected to the post. He says, "I'm looking forward to empowering our volunteers and inspiring them to lead into the 2024 elections."

Clark was appointed vice chair when the 2022 primary campaign was already underway. He supported volunteers, candidates, and county party leaders by connecting them with training, tools, and other resources. He also represented the Bay Area on the CAGOP board of directors.

Jason Clark's campaign theme "Empower. Inspire. Lead." encompasses his goals for the upcoming term. He says he will work to empower volunteers to organize effectively, candidates to access the data and tools they need, and county committees to get out the vote. He wants to inspire good candidates to run, local donors to invest in Bay Area Republican efforts, Republican voters to vote early and regularly, and grassroots volunteers to make a difference.    . . .  read more



The Leadership Institute hosts

California Conservative Campaign Management Summit

Saturday, January 21, 2023 / 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

San Francisco Airport Waterfront Marriott Hotel, 1800 Old Bayshore Hwy, Burlingame

If you are a California conservative interested in running or working on a campaign, Leadership Institute’s California Conservative Campaign Management Summit will provide you with the tools to succeed.

In this training, they will be covering the basic framework needed to manage a campaign, and it is geared toward future campaign managers, staff or volunteers and candidates who are interested in running and want to run a professional campaign.

RSVP: Please click here to learn more and for registration information.

The 2022 election saw eight new Republicans elected to the California State Assembly.  This diverse crop of new Republican office holders brings new perspectives and new energy to the California GOP Assembly Caucus.

In California’s foothills, former Rocklin Mayor Joe Patterson succeeds Assemblyman Kevin Kiley who successfully ran for Congress.  Patterson served as the executive director of the Lincoln Club of Northern California before launching his career in electoral politics by running for Rocklin City Council.

Josh Hoover defeated powerful Sacramento Democrat Ken Cooley, who had served as the Assembly Rules Committee Chair, by less than 1% of the vote.  Hoover, previously worked as chief of staff for Assemblyman Kevin Kiley. He was elected in to his local school board in 2018 with the support of Grow Elect, an organization that supports Latino Republicans.

In the Central Valley, Sergeant Juan Alanis of the Stanislaus County Sheriff’s department brings law enforcement experience   . . .  read more