California’s Primary Election is June 7, 2022. Vote by Mail ballots will be sent to voters starting on May 9, 2022. Be sure to get your ballot in early. No postage is required.

District boundaries have changed, and you may be in different Districts at all levels of National, State, and Local government. To check your new Districts, follow THIS LINK.

You can go to vote.sccdp.org or refer to the digital voter guide below for SCCDP and CADEM endorsements.

For a printable copy of the Digital Voter Guide, follow THIS LINK.

This is your opportunity to make your voice heard, so VOTE!

On Thursday, May 5, 2022, the Santa Clara County Democratic Central Committee took the following actions:

We welcomed our new Youth Representative, Parisa Braun, announced the Youth Takeover meeting on July 7, 2022, and the Valley Blue in ’22 Virtual Fundraiser on May 12, 2022, and heard an update on the SCCDP Walk Days with Endorsed City Council Candidates, and updates from the Candidates, themselves.

Two resolutions were passed:

• Resolution in Support of SJR 13
• Resolution to Protect Access to Abortion Care

Please Join Co-Hosts:
The Honorable Margaret Abe-Koga
Gina Dalma
Bill and Danielle James
Jon Kessler and Michele Lew
Sherri Sager
Carolyn and Mark Solomon

for a FRIENDRAISER with Congresswoman Anna Eshoo

Sunday, May 1, 2022, 2:30 pm to 4 pm

at the home of Jon Kessler and Michele Lew
1470 Dana Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94301

RSVP HERE

We’re co-hosting the Valley Blue in 22 fundraiser on May 12, 2022, 7:00 – 8:30 PM.

Donations/Tickets: bit.ly/valleyblue2022

On Thursday, April 7, 2022, the Santa Clara County Democratic Central Committee took the following actions:

Endorsed the following candidates and ballot measures in the June 7, 2022 Primary Election:

• Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors
  • District 4: Susan Ellenberg
• Ballot Measures
  • Measure B: Mayoral Election
  • Measures E, G, H, and I: School Bonds and Parcel Taxes

Approved Bylaws changes regarding redistricting and vacancies, heard about upcoming SCCDP Walk Days with endorsed City Council candidates, and voted to support SB 1360, The Disclosure Clarity Act.

Two resolutions were passed:

• Resolution to Oppose AB 2808
• Resolution Calling on Rolando Bonilla to End His Campaign