SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - California Republicans have re-elected with their party chairman, Jim Brulte, to a third term.
The Sacramento Bee reports (https://bit.ly/2mkii2O) Brulte was re-elected Sunday with an overwhelming show of support from the 795 delegates gathered at the Sacramento Convention Center for the California Republican Party’s three-day gathering.
Brulte says the Republican Party is focused on adding Republicans to state and federal office, but the top priority is electing a Republican governor.
Brulte, a former state legislator and principal at the public affairs firm California Strategies, was first elected in 2013.
The party last year altered its two-term limit to allow Brulte’s re-election. He faced no challengers this year.
Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Kristin Olsen was elected as vice chair.
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