SANTA ROSA Elections
City of Santa Rosa residents will be voting on the remaining four district city council seats in the November 2020 General Election. In addition to the Federal, State and County elections, our local elections have brought many new leaders forward in political landscape. The historically un- & under-represented areas of Roseland/South Park and West Santa Rosa, Districts 1 & 7, will now have seats on the City Council. Council seats in Districts 3 and 5 will also be decided. The following is a list of all the City Council candidates, their websites as well as those for Santa Rosa City School Board – Area 1 and the Santa Rosa Junior College Trustees for the two Santa Rosa Area seats. Local Measure Q, a City Sales Tax extension is also on
Find your district for Santa Rosa City Council elections HERE
Find your area for the Santa Rosa City School Board elections HERE
Santa Rosa City Council - District 1
• Duane De Witt, Community Volunteer
• Elizabeth Valente, Housing Community Director
• Jorge Inocencio, Electrical Engineer/VP Raizes Collective, www.jorgeinocencio.com
• Eddie Alvarez, President The Hook Dispensary, www.imwitheddie.com
Santa Rosa City Council - District 3
•Harrison "Jack" Tibbetts, City Council Member
(unopposed candidates appear on the ballot when the jurisdiction has a local measure on the ballot)
Santa Rosa City Council – District 5
•Chris Rogers, SR City Councilmember/Budget Specialist, www.voterogers.com
•Azmina R. Hanna, Creative Director, www.hannaforcitycouncil2020.com
Santa Rosa City Council – District 7
•Natalie Rogers, Marriage Family Therapist, www.natalierogersforsantarosa.com
•Eric Christensen, Small Business Owner, www.ericforsantarosa.com
•Daniela Pavone, Attorney
Sonoma County Junior College Trustee, Santa Rosa Area
Don Edgar*
Mariana Martinez*, Educator, www.marianafortrustee.com
Caroline Bañuelos, University Community Coordinator, www.carolinebanuelos.com
Kerry Rego, Consultant/Educator, www.electkerryrego.com
Sarichon Rex Toeung
Santa Rosa School Board Trustee, Area 1
•Ever Flores, School Counselor/Educator, www.everflores.org
•Jenni Klose, Generation Housing Executive Director
EARLY VOTING AVAILABLE
Ballots will be received in the mailed starting on October 5, 2020. All Sonoma County active registered voters will be able to drop off their completed ballots starting October 6, 2020 into one of the 24-hour secure drop boxes throughout the county. Secure drop boxes are in the following Santa Rosa locations:
•Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial Building, 1351 Maple Avenue, Santa Rosa - Central
•Roseland Community Center, 777 Sebastopol Road, Santa Rosa - Central
•Rincon Valley Library, 6959 Montecito Boulevard, Santa Rosa - East
•Sonoma County Registrar of Voters, 435 Fiscal Drive, Santa Rosa – North
Also, in-person polling locations will open early this year. The following Santa Rosa polling locations will be open from 9AM – 5PM each day on Saturday, October 31 thru Monday, November 2. They will be open from 7AM – 8PM on Election Day, Tuesday – November 3rd:
•Roseland Community Center, 777 Sebastopol Road, Santa Rosa - Central
•Sonoma County Fairgrounds, Kraft Hall, 1350 Bennett Valley Road, Santa Rosa - Central
•Berger Center – Oakmont, 310 White Oak Drive, Santa Rosa - East
•Sonoma County Registrar of Voters, 435 Fiscal Drive, Santa Rosa - North
•Luther Burbank Center, 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa - North
•Moose Lodge - Santa Rosa, 3559 Airway Drive, Santa Rosa - Northwest
•Christ Church United Methodist, 1717 Yulupa Avenue, Santa Rosa - Southeast
•Joe Mazzola Union Hall, 3473 Santa Rosa Avenue, Santa Rosa - South
•Sonoma County Office of Ed - Amarosa Academy, 3261 Dutton Avenue, Santa Rosa – South
A complete listing of all 20 secure ballot drop boxes and 30 in-person voting locations in Sonoma County: HERE
Track your ballot: HERE
Check voter registration, register to vote and pre-registration for teens: HERE
Sonoma County Registrar of Voters: HERE
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