Sheriff Chad Bianco
Endorses Dom Belza for State Assembly
Bianco Joins Belza's Statewide Law Enforcement Coalition
Marysville, CA – In a rare endorsement, one of the top contenders for Governor, Sheriff Chad Bianco, has endorsed Dom Belza. Republican Chad Bianco is the long-time Sheriff of Riverside County, California’s 4th largest county by population.
Since announcing his campaign, Dom Belza has built a coalition of law enforcement support that is second to none in the election for the 3rd Assembly District. (A full endorsement list can be found on www.DomBelza.com). Sheriff Bianco joins the impressive coalition of statewide and local law enforcement organizations and individuals that includes:
PORAC – Peace Officers Research Association of California
Chico Police Officers' Association
Wendell Anderson
Yuba County Sheriff
Brandon Barnes
Sutter County Sheriff
Wayne Woo
Placer County Sheriff
Dave Kain
Tehama County Sheriff
Jeff Garrett
Tehama County Undersheriff
Clint Curry
Yuba County District Attorney
Jennifer Dupré
Sutter County District Attorney
Morgan Gire
Placer County District Attorney
Matt Rogers
Tehama County District Attorney
Assemblymember Juan Alanis
Assembly Public Safety Committee Vice Chair & Ret. Sheriff Sergeant
Assemblymember Tom Lackey
Assembly Public Safety Committee Member & Ret. CHP Sergeant
John McGinness
Sacramento County Sheriff (ret.)
Steven Durfor
Yuba County Sheriff (ret.)
Matt Madden
Chico Police Chief (ret.)
Terry Moore
Past President of the Chico Police Officers' Association
Jim Parrott
Past President of the Chico Police Officers’ Association
Shon Harris
California Highway Patrol Captain (ret.)
Dave Samson
Sutter County Sheriff Captain & Division Commander (ret.)
James Morris
CHP Sergeant (ret.)
Dom Belza has been an intent supporter of law enforcement in the community and around California. Last year, he served as Honorary Co-Chair of the statewide initiative for criminal justice reform (Prop 36).
“I’m honored to have Sheriff Bianco’s endorsement and the support of so many law enforcement leaders. They all tell me the same thing — Sacramento makes it harder to keep our communities safe. I’ll fight to change that and make sure those who protect us get the support they deserve,” said Dom Belza.
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