US EditionRepublican Challenger Exits Local Senate Race, Endorses Another Challenger
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Republican Challenger Exits Local Senate Race, Endorses Another Challenger
Sonora, CA — The Senate District Four race is now down to three candidates. The incumbent, Republican Marie Alvarado-Gil, had been receiving challenges in her re-election bid from fellow Republicans Jeramy Young and Alexandra Duarte. Young is the Police Chief of Livermore and the former Mayor of Hughson. Duarte is a Central Valley agricultural leader and the wife of former Congressman John Duarte. The lone Democrat is Tuolumne County Supervisor …
Jeramy Young drops out of Senate battle, backs Duarte over Alvarado-Gil
Livermore Police Chief Jeramy Young, the former Mayor of Hughson, has dropped out of the race for California’s 4th State District . Young announced his decision to drop out of the race for the seat currently held by Sen. Marie Alvarado-Gil (R-Jackson) on Monday evening. The big picture: Young spoke at the Stanislaus County Republican Central Committee meeting and revealed his decision to leave the race. With his decision to drop out, Young …
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