California is a Top Two Primary State

Sheriff Bianco served Riverside County, the largest of CA counties, since 2018 where he stood against Newsom’s Pandemic Overreach, fought for the successful passing of Prop 36 to make Crime Criminal Again, and stabilized the budgets, staffing and partnerships in Riverside County’s Sheriff Department.   

Sheriff Bianco intends to ensure law enforcement has adequate staffing and resources to respond to rising crime. 

Recently, Sheriff Bianco has been very vocal on issues regarding keeping biologic men out of girls’ sports and early release of dangerous prisoners.

His recent comments on the LA riots against ICE officers:  “Every single person watching television right now in Los Angeles, in California, for that matter, knows that this is politics that have caused this.”  “Twenty years of liberal progressive politics, that have enabled criminal behavior and prevented law enforcement from doing our jobs, is where we are today. And people are absolutely sick of it." 

Steve Hilton moved to California in 2012 when he started to host a TV show — The Next Revolution with Steve Hilton — and podcasts: California Rebel Base, The Steve Hilton Show, Big Ideas Book Club. In Steve's own words "Through my policy organization, Golden Together, I’ve set out the changes we need to make to get this state back on track.

Over the last few years, I’ve traveled the state, meeting people from all walks of life and backgrounds, in every part of California. I’ve spent time with business owners and workers in every industry, struggling with the absolute nightmare it’s become to start and grow a company here. I’ve seen the struggles so many Californians face raising a family given the unbelievable costs of living here."

Steve blamed sanctuary policies on the recent LA riots:  “This all could have been avoided if we didn’t have the sanctuary policy here in California. The reason that you have these kinds of operations is because the local law enforcement refuses to cooperate with ICE. That’s why they have to go into the community.” 

In Michael’s own words “In public office, accountability isn't a suggestion. It's a requirement. I hold myself, especially in public office, to the highest standards of accountability. For me, accountability rules out personal interests or agendas in decision-making. …

Transparency, accountability, and a grassroots effort are at the heart of my campaign. I believe in common sense solutions that prioritize the needs of the people and promote independence and self-reliance. It is essential to restore trust in our government by being honest, forthright, and committed to serving the best interests of the American people.”

Kristina supports parental rights and school choice. In her own words, “Schools should be a safe learning environment not an indoctrination camp. I support common sense in schools. I will bring back the three Rs; the basic skills taught in schools: reading, writing and arithmetic. I will work to remove the woke agenda from the school curriculum

I will support tough legislation that calls for prevention of a crime before it happens, protecting the victims and prosecuting the criminals.

As a Constitutional Conservative, I will always fight to support your right to free speech and religious freedom.”

Ted Nordblum is a longtime Conejo Valley resident and businessman. He is an advocate of balanced budgets, defending Prop 13, supporting law enforcement; and land management to mitigate wildfire risk.  Ted's priorities for our neighborhoods include: 

• Fully Fund Law Enforcement and Addiction Treatment
• Support Law Enforcement
• Keep Violent Criminals Out of Our Communities

Ted will work towards cutting the red tape on farms and small businesses as well as cutting regulations to expedite rebuilding in wildfire impacted neighborhoods.

Since being elected in   2022, Jeff has been at the forefront of protecting Ventura County Citizens   and improving local government. His victory flipped the County board majority   to a pro-law enforcement and more conservative focus for the first time in   more than 40 years. Some of his accomplishments include:
 

 1. A complete revision of the County’s strategic plan to focus local   government on transparency, accountability and efficiency.  
 2. The launch of the Gold Team effort to attract new tech and biotech   companies to Ventura County.
 3. Leading efforts to bring a Family Justice Center to his district that will   provide combined support services to victims, particularly women, children   and elderly survivors of violence.
 4. Responding to mountain fire recovery efforts by cutting all fees and red   tape for victims.