2016 Elk Grove elections
2016 Elk Grove elections
Voters in Elk Grove will be going to the ballot in just over 2 months to vote for a mayor, two city council members, 3 school board members, a Sacramento County tax increase, a local school bond measure and more.
Elk Grove Mayor
- Kevin Spease
- Joel Broussard
- Steve Ly
- Tracie Stafford
- Michael Monasky
- Garrett Smith
- Jrmar Jefferson
Elk Grove City Council
District 1
- Darren Suen (appointed vacancy)
- John Phair
District 3
- Steve Detrick (incumbent)
- Vincent Neuberger
- Maureen Craft
Elk Grove Unified School District Board of Trustees
Area 3
- Chet Madison (incumbent)
- Chris Baker
Area 6
- Nancy Chaires Espinoza (appointed vacancy)
- Marlon Hill
Area 7
- Carmine Forcina (incumbent)
- Nikita Kostyuk
Cosumnes Community Services District (vote for 3)
- Michelle Orrock (incumbent)
- Gil Albiani (incumbent)
- James Luttrell
- Orlando Fuentes
- David Beales
US Congress
Elk Grove is represented by 4 congressional districts. If you live in 95624, you are in District 7. In 95758, you are in either District 3, 6 or 7. If you live in 95757, you are in either 3, 6 or 9. Your address will determine which district you are in. Most of Elk Grove is represented by district 7.
District 7
- Ami Bera (incumbent)
- Scott Jones
District 3
- John Garamendi (incumbent)
- Eugene Cleek
District 6
- Doris Matsui (incumbent)
- Robert Evans
District 9
- Jerry McNerney (incumbent)
- Tony Amador
California State Senate
District 6 – no election in 2016, represented by Richard Pan
California Assembly
District 9
- Jim Cooper (incumbent)
- Tim Gorsulowsky
Local tax and bond measures
Sacramento County Measure B – 30 year, 1/2 cent sales tax increase to pay for road improvements. Expected to raise $300 million total. Requires 2/3 yes vote to pass
Elk Grove Unified School District Measure M – $476 million bond to repair and upgrade existing classrooms and facilities. Requires 55% yes vote to pass.
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