State Assembly, District 2

Top candidate wins seat.

Chris Rogers (D)66.4%
137,671 votes
Michael Greer (R)33.5%
69,490 votes
Race called at 9:45 PM PT on November 5, 2024
86.97% of votes countedAssociated Press
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State Assembly members represent their communities at the California Legislature in Sacramento. The 80 members of the state Assembly write and vote on state bills, serve on policy committees and vote on the annual state budget. The winner of this race will serve a two-year term.

Candidate Statements

Candidate Statements are excerpted from the statements provided to election offices, where available.

Michael Greer

  • Retired special educator
  • Republican
  • Experience: “Having been elected to public office, both as a city councilman and as a school board member, I have learned how to focus on problems and solve them. I have lobbied in Washington, D.C., and Sacramento on behalf of education, retirement, and wildfire policies.”
  • Taxes: “We need to reassess and evaluate what, why, and how our tax money is being spent, and need to stop spending money on programs that are not working.”
  • Change: “We need to change the one-party legislature, or we will continue to see higher prices, no accountability, substandard education, and higher crime rates.”
  • mikegreerassembly2024.com

Chris Rogers

  • City Council Member, Santa Rosa
  • Democrat
  • Experience: “As mayor, I balanced the budget, expanded access to affordable child care, and launched a first-time home-buyers program for low-income workers.” 
  • Wildfires: After the Tubbs Fire devastated Santa Rosa, I led reconstruction efforts to bring our neighbors home — and we held PG&E accountable.”
  • Priorities: “I will deliver on what matters most to our communities: housing, fire insurance, access to health care, addressing homelessness, and preparing for the impacts of climate change.”
  • chrisrogersforassembly.com

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