SCRP

The Executive Committee of the Sacramento County Republican Central Committee has decided to cancel our March 18 meeting as a precaution to protect our members from possible exposure to the coronavirus. We stand behind our President, Vice President, and the hardworking members of his administration as they take the lead in reducing the spread of this disease in the United States.

The Sacramento County Republican Central Committee will hold a closed virtual meeting to formalize activities during the COVID-19 pandemic. We will keep Sacramento Republicans informed of online briefings and volunteer opportunities. Thanks for your patience as we adjust to the new normal!

Be sure to sign up to participate in this Virtual Town Hall. Taxpayer advocates and Supervisor Sue Frost will discuss a proposed tax increase and how you can keep it off the ballot for November.

The May meeting will again be conducted online and is open to Committee Members, Alternates, and leaders of our Sacramento County Republican Chartered Clubs. Local Republicans are encouraged to sign up for our eNews to stay informed. Our headquarters is open weekdays from Noon - 6pm, which is also a good way to reconnect, and to see our GOP merchandise, including Trump Yard Signs!

The Sacramento County Republican Party will hold their monthly meeting of the Central Committee. Details will be provided closer to the date based on in person meeting protocols.

The Sacramento County Republican Central Committee will meet virtually due to in-person meeting restrictions.

Members of the Sacramento County Republican Central Committee will meet to make endorsements of local candidates and ballot measures. Unless in person restrictions are lifted, this will be a virtual meeting, open only to Committee Members, Candidates, and GOP organization leaders.

The Sacramento County Republican Central Committee will hold a virtual meeting to review final preparations for the November Election.