U.S. Representative, District 3
Vote for 1 · Auburn, Foresthill, Colfax
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Robb Tucker
County Supervisor/Businessman
General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026
The candidates The American Council recommends on the November 3 ballot in Roseville, Rocklin, Lincoln, Auburn, Loomis, Granite Bay, Colfax and Foresthill, followed by our positions on each local measure.
How to use this guide
Contests appear in county ballot order. The name in large type is the candidate the Council recommends, with the ballot designation beneath it. Where we have taken no position, the contest says so.
Your ballot may differ
Placer ballots differ street to street. A contest listed here may not appear on your ballot if you live outside that district or trustee area. Check the sample ballot the county mailed to you in October.
Federal and state
Vote for 1 · Auburn, Foresthill, Colfax
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County Supervisor/Businessman
Vote for 1 · Lincoln, north county
No position
The Council has not taken a position in this contest.
Vote for 1 · Roseville, Rocklin, Loomis
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United States Representative
Vote for 1
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Mother/Farmer
Vote for 1 · South Placer
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California State Senator
Vote for 1 · North county
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Farmer/Assemblywoman
Vote for 1
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Agricultural Businessman/Father
Vote for 1 · Rocklin, Roseville, Loomis
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Member of State Assembly, 5th District
County
Vote for 1
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Placer County Board of Education Trustee
Vote for 1 · Countywide
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Vote for 1 · Countywide
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Vote for 1 · Countywide
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Vote for 1 · Countywide
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For reference
No seat on the Placer County Board of Supervisors appears on the November ballot. Two county charter amendments do: Measures G and H, listed with the measures below.
Municipal
Vote for 1
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Business Owner/Father
Vote for 1
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Medical Device Sales Leader, Retired
Vote for 2
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Rocklin City Councilmember
Rocklin Councilmember/Businessman
Vote for 1
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Vote for 1
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Vote for 3
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Business Woman
Grant Manager
Vote for 3
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Physical Security Technician
Vote for 3
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Councilmember, Town of Loomis
Retired Firefighter
Schools
Vote for 1
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Automotive Service Advisor
Vote for 1
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Appointed Roseville City School District Board Member
Vote for 1
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Business Owner/Parent
Vote for 1
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Roseville Joint Union High School District Trustee
Vote for 1
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Chief Academic Officer
Vote for 1
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Rocklin Unified School District Trustee
Vote for 1
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Teacher/Businesswoman/Mom
Vote for 1
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Rocklin Unified School District Trustee
Vote for 3 · Granite Bay, east Roseville
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Management Consultant, EUSD Trustee
Law Enforcement Supervisor
Community Banker/Father
Vote for 1 · West Roseville
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Father/Management Consultant
Vote for 1 · West Roseville
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Dry Creek School District Trustee
Vote for 1 · Lincoln
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Father/Pastor/Businessman
Vote for 1 · Lincoln
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Western Placer Unified School District Board Member
Vote for 1 · Lincoln
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Retired Nurse
Full-term and short-term seats
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Auburn Union School District Trustee
Vote for 1 · Auburn area
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Mother/Financial Executive
Vote for 1 · Auburn area
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School Board President
Vote for 1 · Auburn area
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Appointed Trustee, Placer Union High School District
Special districts
Vote for 1 · Roseville and west county
Either candidate
Appointed Director, Placer County Water Agency
Roseville City Councilmember
Only one is elected. The Council is satisfied with either candidate in this contest.
Vote for 3
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Network Engineer
For reference
Placer County Water Agency Division 2, South Placer Municipal Utility District wards 2 and 3, and several Loomis Union School District seats drew only as many candidates as there were seats. Those candidates take office without appearing on the ballot.
Local measures
Our position on each measure, with a plain summary of what it would do.
Measure A · Simple majority · Council pay
Amends the city charter to raise council member compensation from $600 a month, set by voters 26 years ago, to $2,550 a month, with annual inflation adjustments capped at 5 percent.
Measure B · Two-thirds vote · Parcel tax
Repeals two existing parcel taxes and an assessment and replaces them with a single $375 annual parcel tax on single-family parcels, raising about $5.75 million a year to reopen closed stations, with audits and citizen oversight.
Measure C · Majority vote · Sales tax
Establishes a half-cent general sales tax providing about $8 million a year for general city purposes, including police and fire response, parks and wildfire prevention, until ended by voters.
Measure D · 55 percent vote · School bonds
Authorizes $288 million in bonds, averaging $15.8 million a year while outstanding, at about $59 per $100,000 of assessed value, to renovate classrooms, roofs and heating systems and to expand career technical education.
Measure F · Majority vote · Sales tax
Establishes a one-cent general sales tax providing about $6 million a year, presented as preventing cuts to police, fire and emergency medical response, with a citizen oversight committee and annual audits.
Measure G · Simple majority · County charter
Extends the deadline for the Board of Supervisors to fill a vacancy from 30 to 60 days before the Governor may appoint, and requires vacancies arising 130 days or more before a statewide primary to go on that ballot.
Measure H · Simple majority · County charter
Allows alternative procedures for removing the County Executive Officer if they are specified in an employment agreement, while preserving the Board of Supervisors' oversight of the position.
For reference
Summaries here are condensed from the county's official measure text. The full text, the impartial analysis, and the arguments for and against are in your county voter information guide.
