January 2020 Newsletter
Luis Buhler, Publisher



After two decades in Silicon Valley, engineer and businessman Ritesh Tandon is running for Congress in the South Bay. He has built a successful career in technology at the same time that he has been a leader in helping others through his work with nonprofits.

Tandon says, "Over two decades ago, I immigrated to this country as a student searching for the American Dream. I found it here in the heart of our Bay Area, while studying for my MS and MBA at Santa Clara University. I believe this community is the greatest in our nation and it angers me to see the Washington D.C. elite ignore our values of strong family devotion and hard work. It will be my top priority to represent you, not entrenched party bosses."
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The Bay Area has taken one step closer to having an all-mail ballot election as three counties have now opted-in to the California Voters Choice Act.  For counties that adopt it, the Voters Choice Act eliminates neighborhood voting and instead provides three voting options:   (1) return ballots by mail, postmarked no later than Election Day, (2) place mail ballots in one of the drop boxes located throughout the county, or (3) vote in person at any regional vote center that will be open 11 consecutive days prior to Election Day.
 
Voters can visit a vote center up until Election Day to receive a duplicate ballot (as long as one has not been submitted) or to register to vote.    . . .  read more



Featured Event


East Valley Congress of Republicans Meeting Featuring Ritesh Tandon
Tuesday, January 28, 2020 / 6:00 pm
Dave & Buster's, 940 Great Mall Drive, Milpitas

The East Valley Congress of Republicans is a chapter of the California Congress of Republicans. They will host a dinner meeting with featured speaker Ritesh Tandon, Silicon Valley entrepreneur and candidate for Congress in District 17.

RSVP: There is no charge. For more information and to register for this event, contact rsvp@eastvalleygop.com. Dinner will start at 6pm, followed by the meeting.




January Events
 


Tue  7 - So. Monterey RWF Lunch- Mayors Mike LeBarre and Lance Walker
Thu  9 - Monterey Peninsula RWF Luncheon Featuring Joel Pollak
Thu  9 - Mt. Diablo Republican Club Presents Jon Coupal
Thu  9 - Tri-Valley RWF Presents Debbie Bacigalupi

Tue 14 - Novato RWF Luncheon with Larry Greenfield
Tue 14 - Palo Alto RWF Luncheon with Peter Kuo
Tue 14 - PRI Luncheon Featuring Dr. Eamonn Butler
Tue 14 - Independent Institute Reception Featuring Amity R. Shlaes
Tue 14 - John Leyba for Supervisor Sunnyvale Meet & Greet
Tue 14 - Liberty Forum of Silicon Valley Presents James Lilecks
Thu 16 - West Valley January Luncheon Featuring Tim Anaya
Thu 16 - Ygnacio Valley RWF Luncheon
Sat 18 - Santa Cruz County GOP Beach Clean Up Day
Sat 18 - LWV SD-15 Candidate Forum with Ken Del Valle

Tue 21 - Contra Costa County Chairman's Circle Dinner with Andy Ngo
Wed 22 - Register Voters at the New Citizen Ceremony
Wed 22 - PRI Presents Young Leaders Circle
Wed 22 - SPARC January Dinner Featuring Jonathan Madison
Sat 25 - Solano/Yolo Lincoln Reagan Dinner with Burgess Owens and Trevor Loudon

Tue 28 - Santa Rosa RWF Luncheon Meeting Featuring Don Jans
Tue 28 - East Valley Congress of Republicans Featuring Ritesh Tandon
Wed 29 - SVARW Breakfast Meeting with Brad Dacus
Wed 29 - Marin RWF Luncheon with Mary Owens

 
 

Save the Date
 


Sat Feb  1 - Napa GOP Presents Candace Owens and Armstrong & Getty
Sat Feb  1 - Become a Capital Fellow

Fri Feb  7 - Independent Institute Presents Fixing Science Conference
Sat Feb  8 - East Bay Area Republican Women Present Mark Krikorian
Tue Feb 11 - Liberty Forum of Silicon Valley Presents Michelle Malkin
Wed Feb 19 - SPARC February Dinner Featuring Scott Walsh

Sun Feb 23 - Marin GOP Lincoln Dinner with Lee Smith
Sat Feb 29 - Santa Cruz GOP Lincoln Reagan Dinner with Sally Pipes

Tue Mar  3 - Primary Election Day
 
Fri-Sun May 1-3 - California Republican Party Spring 2020 Convention Los Angeles

Mon-Thu Aug 24-27 - Republican National Convention - Charlotte, NC