The June Primary Election is upon us, which means that ballots are now in the mail and ready for you to return. To date, Democrats have been returning their ballots at a higher rate than Republicans. One of the best ways to ensure that our candidates get into the top-two in the November election is to return your ballot and then verify that it has been counted. Many counties have a system in place where you can track your ballot, so that you can confirm that your ballot is received and counted. In addition, the California Secretary of State runs a website that helps voters track their mail ballots:https://california.ballottrax.net/voter/. Be sure to share this link with your Republican friends so that they can track their ballots as well.

Since the 2016 election, we have seen an increased focus on election integrity. In 2020, the CAGOP developed an election integrity hub that included an incident report and hotline monitored by staff and outside Election Day Operation Counsel. . . .  read more

36 years ago, a young student from Bangalore, India arrived at the University of Kentucky to study chemical engineering. After getting his degree, raising a family, and a successful career in the alternative energy and technology sectors, Sri “Steve” Iyer is running for Congress to bring common sense, conservative solutions to the problems of his Alameda County district.

California’s 14^th Congressional District includes the cities of Pleasanton, Livermore, Dublin, Hayward, Castro Valley and Union City – an area commonly known as the Tri-Valley. Iyer seeks to replace a scandal-plagued incumbent who is no longer “standing up for his district.”

Topping the list of district issues is runaway inflation, sapping the purchasing power of district residents. He calls it an “inflationary death spiral” spurred by the administration’s wasteful spending and inexperienced leadership on supply chain and energy issues. He points out that our inflation is entirely avoidable and that only Brazil and Turkey have higher rates of inflation than the United States. Steve’s record of success managing large energy projects with complex supply chains perfectly qualify him to be a leader in Congress in getting inflation back under control. . . .  read more