Letter: Educator Judy Boock Davis Endorses Ryan Davis for Judge
Ryan Davis has been described as a person of integrity, compassion, and fairness, who has been a part of the Davis community for many years and would be a valuable asset as a judge.
Ryan Davis has been described as a person of integrity, compassion, and fairness, who has been a part of the Davis community for many years and would be a valuable asset as a judge.
Ryan Davis has earned the trust of Yolo County communities through his commitment to fairness, integrity, and open communication, making him an ideal candidate for judge.
The League of Women Voters of Yolo County is hosting two candidate forums on April 30th at the Woodland Community and Senior Center for the June 2 California primary election, featuring candidates for Yolo County Superior Court Judge and 3rd District Yolo County Supervisor.
Eric Jones for Congress has raised nearly $3.3 million since launching, with every dollar coming from individual donors and no contributions from corporate PACs, showing continued grassroots support and donor enthusiasm.
Ryan Davis, a Sacramento County Court Commissioner, is an intelligent, hard-working, diligent, and efficient judicial officer who is supported by a Sacramento County Judge to be the next judge in Yolo County.
Eric Jones is a progressive politician running on a platform of ending monopoly abuses, expanding Medicare, providing universal childcare, and increasing taxes on the wealthy to pay for investments.
Ryan Davis has been endorsed by diverse leaders of Yolo County for his commitment to fairness, opportunity, and a justice system that reflects the people it serves, as well as his experience, integrity, and deep respect for the community.
Diane Ortiz has earned the support of a prominent Latino advocate in Yolo County due to her exceptional qualifications, commitment to the Latino community, and the need for a more representative bench.
Diane Ortiz, a Latina and seasoned prosecutor, is strongly supported by Norb Kumagai for Yolo County Superior Court Judge due to her ability to bring cultural humility and diversity to the judicial bench.
The League of Women Voters of Yolo County strongly opposes the federal SAVE America Act, which they believe is a brazen attack on women’s voting rights and would have significant voter suppression consequences if signed into law.
The Yolo County Pride Democratic Club has endorsed Eric Jones for Congress in California’s 4th Congressional District, citing his alignment with the club’s values of LGBTQ+ equality, social justice and progressive policy priorities.
Yolo County Clerk/Recorder/Assessor Jesse Salinas announced his re-election campaign, highlighting his record of increasing voter turnout, expanding civic engagement, and improving access to county services.
Ryan Davis, a court commissioner in Yolo County, has received endorsements from over 50 current and retired members of the California judiciary, as well as support from several local elected officials, in his campaign for Yolo County Superior Court.
Ryan Davis, a longtime public defender and current court commissioner, is running for a seat in Yolo County to continue his commitment to public service and bring his unique perspective to the bench.
Diane M. Ortiz and Ryan Davis are running for Yolo County Superior Court Judge, Office No. 1, with Ortiz emphasizing her experience as a prosecutor and Davis highlighting his judicial experience and defense work.
Three Yolo County nonprofits are hosting a free “Pizza and a Movie Night” on February 17th to encourage civic engagement and voter participation ahead of upcoming elections, featuring a screening of the documentary “The Deciders” and small-group discussions.
Court Commissioner Ryan Davis has announced his candidacy for Yolo County Superior Court judge, citing his long-standing connection to the community and commitment to the fair administration of justice.
Activists are encouraged to rest and restore during the solstice season, while also taking action to help those in need, both locally and abroad, and to support young, energetic leaders in upcoming elections.
Yolo County voters overwhelmingly supported Proposition 50 in the Nov. 4, 2025 Statewide Special Election, with 69.09% voting “yes” and 30.94% voting “no”, and the Elections Office is in the final stages of verifying votes.
The Yolo County League of Women Voters is hosting a free, nonpartisan voter education event on October 15th to help voters understand Proposition 50 and other election-related topics.