Who and what will be on the Stanislaus County primary ballot on June 2?
The filing period for the 2026 primary election has closed, solidifying who and what will be on the local ballot for Stanislaus County voters June 2.
The local races will include a lot of familiar names. Almost all candidates are running unopposed, including the auditor-controller, the superintendent of schools, the county clerk-recorder and all local judges.
Though a candidate initially did submit a signature-in-lieu petition to run against incumbent Terry Withrow for the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors District 3, the person ultimately was unable to meet the qualifications to file.
Contested races include the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors District 4, where incumbent Mani Grewal will be pitted against Jennifer Anne Valenzuela, a provider of in-home supportive services.
Salida voters will decide on whether to approve a special $168 annual tax on residents that would be used for fire and emergency services.
Two races, for treasurer-tax collector and the assessor, have extended filing periods to Wednesday, March 11, at 5 p.m. for non-incumbents since incumbents did not complete nominations by the deadline.
COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
District 3:
- Terry Withrow, incumbent, accountant, running unopposed
District 4:
- Mani Grewal, incumbent, farmer/businessperson
- Jennifer Anne Valenzuela, in-home supportive services provider
AUDITOR-CONTROLLER
- Mandip Dhillon, incumbent, running unopposed
CLERK- RECORDER
- Donna Linder, incumbent, running unopposed
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
- Scott Kuykendall, incumbent, running unopposed
JUDGES
Judicial Office 7
- Annette Rees, incumbent, running unopposed
Judicial Office 8
- Sonny S. Sandhu, incumbent, running unopposed
Judicial Office 9
- Kellee Westbrook, incumbent, running unopposed
Judicial Office 10
- Robert B. Westbrook, incumbent,running unopposed
Judicial Office 11
- Clifford H. Tong, incumbent, running unopposed
MEASURES
- Measure J - Salida Fire Protection District
