Democratic candidate Eric Jones called for federal regulation of Flock Safety’s expanding license plate surveillance network, proposing warrant requirements and restrictions on cross-state data sharing to protect civil liberties.
The League of Women Voters of Yolo County is scheduled to host a series of nonpartisan public forums in September and October, addressing Proposition 39, California’s 4th Congressional District, and seats on the Davis Joint Unified School District Board of Education.
Democratic challenger Eric Jones has initiated a campaign for Congress against longtime incumbent Representative Mike Thompson, with his platform emphasizing political reform, the mitigation of corporate influence, and the amelioration of economic inequality.
Representative Mike Thompson has framed his 2026 reelection campaign as a pivotal effort to secure a Democratic House majority, which he contends is necessary to address the Trump administration’s policies, reinstate federal programs, and implement stronger institutional safeguards.
The Yolo County Democratic Party has initiated its endorsement process for candidates and local ballot measures, preceding the November 2026 general election.
Democratic congressional candidate Eric Jones has advocated for an expanded series of debates with incumbent U.S. Rep. Mike Thompson, asserting that the two public events currently scheduled are inadequate for voters in California’s newly redrawn 4th Congressional District. Jones’s statement follows Thompson’s agreement to participate in a televised debate and a candidate forum, which Jones deemed insufficient to address the district’s diverse electorate.
Diane Ortiz conceded the Yolo County Superior Court Judge Office No. 1 race to Ryan Davis, with final ballot counts confirming Davis’s victory. Concurrently, Eric Jones secured second place in California’s 4th Congressional District, advancing to the November general election against incumbent Rep. Mike Thompson under the state’s top-two primary system.
A campaign advertisement for congressional candidate Eric Jones inaccurately attributes an endorsement to The Davis Vanguard, claiming the publication called him ‘hardworking, smart, a fighter.’ The Vanguard, however, maintains a policy of non-endorsement for political candidates, explicitly stating that opinions expressed in letters to the editor do not reflect its editorial position.
A Latino community leader has publicly endorsed Ryan Davis for Yolo County Judge, citing Davis’s prior experience as a public defender. The endorsement also highlighted substantial support from numerous Latino elected officials and civic leaders across Yolo County, including West Sacramento Mayor Martha Guerrero and Yolo County Supervisor Angel Barajas.
Ryan Davis, a candidate for Yolo County Superior Court Judge, is positioned as an experienced and prepared contender, citing a diverse professional background that includes service as a Commissioner, a State Public Defender, and a law professor at UC Berkeley and UC Davis. His campaign emphasizes a commitment to administering law with integrity and justice, supported by endorsements from judges, elected officials, and leaders within the Latino community.
Ryan Davis is supported for Yolo County Superior Court Judge due to his experience as a Court Commissioner, Public Defender, and his deep connection to the community.
Diane Ortiz is a prosecutor with a deep understanding of the criminal justice system, restorative justice, and collaborative courts, making her an ideal candidate for judge in Yolo County.
Ryan Davis is supported by Congressman Mike Thompson for Yolo County Superior Court Judge due to his experience, judgment, and commitment to upholding the rule of law.
Ryan Davis has the support of an experienced immigration attorney due to his deep integrity, commitment to equity, and extensive legal experience, making him an ideal candidate for judge in Yolo County.
Ryan Davis is the right choice for a vacant Yolo County Superior Court judgeship because he has the necessary legal knowledge, empathy, and commitment to fact-finding to handle the difficult cases involving families.
Former Deputy Police Chief Anthony Cucchi strongly urges Yolo County voters to vote for Diane Ortiz for Superior Court Judge, citing her data-driven intervention programs, dedication to building trust in the community, and commitment to justice.
The Sacramento Bee editorial has endorsed Ryan Davis over Diane Ortiz for the open seat on the Yolo County Superior Court, citing his broader legal background and experience.
Ryan Davis is the most qualified candidate for Yolo County Judge, with an impressive legal background, experience as a judge, and deep roots in the community.
The Yolo County Democratic Party has endorsed Ryan Davis for Yolo County Superior Court Judge, Jesse Salinas for Yolo County Clerk and Assessor, Mayra Vega for Yolo County Supervisor, District 3, Lucas Frerichs for Yolo County Supervisor, District 2, and Measure V for Davis, all of which will be on the June 2nd California Primary Election ballot.
Judge Janene Beronio has endorsed Diane Ortiz to succeed her in the Yolo County Superior Court, citing her extensive courtroom experience, integrity, sound judgment, and commitment to seek justice.