Eric Guerra for Supervisor

On a Mission for Safer Neighborhoods

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Meet Eric

Why I'm Running

I love Sacramento, our regional community, and the potential of what we can achieve if we come together.

I’m running for supervisor to realize that potential, where our streets are clean & safe, people can afford to live in great neighborhoods, and we have roads and transportation options that work.

Eric’s Top Priorities

Working Families
Housing
Homelessness
Human Trafficking
Public Safety
Senior Services
Economic Growth

Eric’s Record

Led transition of empty lots to affordable housing
Led crackdown on human trafficking and support for survivors
Protected critical funding for safe, reliable childcare
Sped up construction of thousands of new homes
Strengthened renter protections
Led statewide policy changes for cleaner air and better health

About Eric

Sacramento City Councilmember
Immigrant farmworker
Graduate, Sacramento State, BS in Engineering
Governor’s Appointee, California Air Resources Board
Governor’s Appointee, California State University Board
Past Chair, Sacramento County Planning Commission
Raising two young children with his wife, Christina.

We support eric guerra

"No one fights harder for the healthcare working families need than Eric Guerra. Eric has supported our members, including nurses, physician assistants, therapists, midwives, and many other professions. He’s definitely the healthcare candidate in the race for Supervisor.”

– Charmaine S. Morales, RN

President, United Nurses Associations of California

"Eric is the best choice for county supervisor. I look forward to working with him to improve all aspects of public safety and making our neighborhoods safer.”

– Sheriff Jim Cooper

"I’ve served this community as County Supervisor and City Councilmember, and I know firsthand what this district needs in its next Supervisor. Eric Guerra understands the issues, the neighborhoods, and the people that make this county strong. Eric is ready for the job.”

– Councilmember Roger Dickinson