Western Growers Association Touts GROW Elect The respected and influential Western Growers Association (WGA), comprised of family farmers in California, Arizona and Colorado recently touted GROW Elect and its successes… read more →
Valdivia Looks Strong in San Bernardino San Bernardino City Councilman John Valdivia (Pictured Above), a rising star for Republicans in the Inland Empire, recently hosted his Annual Fundraising Event featuring… read more →
Mayor Gloria Olmos Charts New Path for Troubled City Hall Coming off of a successful hard-fought campaign, newly elected South El Monte Mayor Gloria Olmos (Pictured Above) laid out a break with… read more →
GROW Elect candidate Jack Guerrero is Top Vote-Getter and Sworn in by GROW Elect’s President Cudahy City Councilman Jack Guerrero (Pictured top left) was targeted for defeat by union and Democratic… read more →
New GROW Councilman – Victor Linares of Covina GROW’s newest member is the latest addition to the Covina City Council. Victor Linares is a young local small businessman – owner… read more →
The Central Valley is a crucial target region for GROW Elect. Last week we held a successful special event in the City of Tracy to highlight two local Republican Latina… read more →
Yesterday was Election Day in a number of cities in Los Angeles County. We are proud of our GROW Elect candidates who ran as reformers committed to changing the culture… read more →
GROW Elect Celebrates at CRP Convention (From left to right: Mario A. Guerra, Charles Munger, Jr., Dante Acosta, Kristin Olsen, Rocky Chavez and Ruben Barrales) Over 120 California Republicans… read more →
Latina Mayor in Victorville – Mayor Gloria Garcia GROW Elect candidate Gloria Garcia (pictured below) was the top vote-getter in her successful election to the Victorville City Council in November.… read more →
Breaking News: Another GROW Elect Candidate Elected Mayor GROW Elect candidate Jesus OlveraGarcia (pictured below) won a decisive victory for Mayor of the City of Greenfield in Monterey County on… read more →