Draft talk:Rebecca Hermosillo
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Creating this stub for recently-elected Sonoma County Supervisor Rebecca Hermosillo. She was elected on March 5, 2024, but will not be sworn in until January 2025.
- Campaign page with personal details.
- Sonoma County Supervisors WP page
Local media coverage:
- Rebecca Hermosillo claims win in race for District 1 Sonoma County supervisor, Press Democrat, March 2024.
- Meet Rebecca Hermosillo: A voice in Congress for California Wine Country's Latino community, Press Democrat, August 2020. (North Bay Business Journal)
- Rebecca Hermosillo seeks supervisor seat, gets Susan Gorin’s endorsement, Press Democrat, March 2023.
- PD Editorial Endorsement: Rebecca Hermosillo stands out for 1st District supervisor, Press Democrat, January 2024.
- Infrastructure, climate change dominate 1st District Sonoma County supervisor race between Rebecca Hermosillo and Jon Mathieu, Press Democrat, March 2024.
- Rebecca Hermosillo Elected As A New Sonoma County Supervisor; Coursey Secures Second Term, KSRO, March 2024.
- Rebecca Hermosillo, at your service, Sonoma Index Tribune, May 2021.
JayWalsh (talk) 19:44, 8 March 2024 (UTC)