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Flyers for Golden State Republican Women announcing upcoming Zoom meetings on July 15, July 20, and August 5, 2026, with details about speakers and topics.
Sunset view of the San Francisco Bay with the Golden Gate Bridge in the background. A woman with blonde hair and a black top is smiling on the right side of the image. Text on the image welcomes visitors to the website for the Golden State Republican
A group of women standing on a stage holding certificates, celebrating their appointment as GSRW officers for 2026-2027, with a banner and flags in the background.

Member & Club Benefits

Seal of the Golden State Republican Women with a California map, a star marking the location, and a bear walking on grass.

At Large Memberships come with annual fee of $15 that goes towards community organization, supporting republican candidates and policy initiative support. When you join we connect you with a local district club in your area.

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Zoom Speaker Series- Sage Steele August 5th at 6:30pm. Meet the longtime host and broadcaster on ESPN and strong voice of the party.

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Early Bird Pricing Available Now Through September 2nd. Hear inspiring voices, network, get hands on workshops, candidate forums and Wine Tasting.

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Photos from the 2026 GSRW CALIFORNIA DREAMIN’ SPRING CONFERENCE IN VENTURA COUNTY CA

A woman with long blonde hair holding a microphone, standing on a stage with black curtains and a California state flag behind her, in a room with a patterned carpet.
A woman with blonde hair, wearing a black dress with silver firework patterns, holding a bottle of Epic Fury Cabaret Sauvignon wine in her right hand and a pamphlet in her left hand. She is smiling and standing in an indoor setting.
Close-up of two people, a woman with blonde hair and glasses and a man with gray hair and a beard, standing together indoors with a black curtain and an American flag in the background. The woman is wearing a floral dress, and the man is wearing a gr
A man wearing a suit and a woman wearing glasses and a beige dress with a presidential badge posing at an event.
Four people standing together in a conference room, smiling for the camera. Three men and one woman, dressed in business casual attire.
A man in a dark suit and red tie speaking into a microphone at a podium during an event, with an American flag to his left and dark curtains behind him.
A woman in a pink blazer speaking into a microphone on a stage. Behind her is a black curtain and an American flag. There is a wooden podium on stage.
Five people standing on a stage with black curtains and an American flag to the left. The group includes three men and two women, with one woman giving a thumbs-up gesture.
Group of women standing in front of a blank projection screen at a conference or event. They are wearing name tags and some have lanyards. The women are smiling or looking at the camera, and there is someone sitting at a table with plates and drinks
Three people seated on a stage with a dark curtain backdrop, a flag to the right, and a person at a microphone speaking. Two water bottles are on the floor in front of the stage.
Three people standing in front of banners for the Golden State Republican Women and Golden State Festival. The man on the left is wearing a cowboy hat, a blue blazer, white shirt, and jeans. The man in the middle has white hair, wears a light blue su
A woman and a man standing side by side at an event, smiling for the camera in front of promotional signs for Golden State Revival and Golden State Republican Women. The woman has long blond hair and is dressed in black pants and a colorful blouse, a
A woman with long hair, wearing a red jacket, standing at a podium, speaking into a microphone, in front of an audience in a conference room.
Two people, a woman and a man, seated on stage having a discussion. The woman is holding a microphone, wearing a black dress, and smiling. The man is in a light blue suit, holding a microphone, and speaking. There are three water bottles on the floor
A man in a suit holding a microphone, standing at a podium with a beige wall background.
A group of women and one man on stage, with some holding microphones, in front of a black curtain, engaging in conversation or presentation. The women are dressed in various colors and styles, and the man is wearing a blue blazer.

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CAPIToL UPDATES

  • This bill, known as the Preemptive Self Defense Act of 2026, clarifies and expands the rights of individuals to use lawful resistance against public offenses, which are crimes against the public. It specifies that a person who reasonably believes they are facing an imminent threat of bodily harm, meaning an action that suggests a physical attack is about to happen, can use resistance to prevent the offense. This resistance must be proportional to the perceived threat and stop once the threat is gone. Importantly, the bill states that a person's background, training, or professional fighting skills cannot be considered when determining if their defensive actions were reasonable, and they are not required to wait for an attack to begin before acting. Furthermore, the bill provides that a person who lawfully resists a public offense under these conditions will not face civil liability, meaning they cannot be sued for damages.

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  • AB 181 strips authority from the state’s Superintendent of Public Instruction.

    Assembly Bill 181, passed as a budget trailer bill for the 2026–27 fiscal year, shifts day-to-day managerial power from the state superintendent to a newly created position: the Education Commissioner. Unlike the independently elected superintendent, the new commissioner will be appointed by and report directly to the governor. The structural overhaul was finalized as part of budget negotiations between legislative leaders and Newsom. The measure was fast-tracked alongside California’s 2026-27 state budget, allowing it to move through the Legislature as part of the budget process rather than the traditional committee hearing process used for most standalone bills.

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  • SB 238 amended 06/11/2026, Smallwood-Cuevas(D) Workplace Surveillance Tools –

    Existing law establishes the Department of Industrial Relations in the Labor and Workforce Development Agency to administer and enforce various laws relating to employment and working conditions.

    This bill would require a business, as defined, to annually provide a notice to the department of all the workplace surveillance tools the employer is using in the workplace. This bill would require the notice to include, among other information, a list of the workplace surveillance tools being used that surveil employees and the categories of information being collected on employees by the workplace surveillance. The bill would also require a business to send the notice to employees and any union that represents employees of the business. The bill will make a business that violates these provisions subject to a civil penalty of $500 per violation.

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  • WE WANT TO DEDICATE THIS CAPITOL UPDATE TO THE CELEBRATION OF THE 250TH BIRTHDAY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

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  • California Secretary of State Shirley Weber confirmed on June 17, 2026, that the California OneTime Wealth Tax for StateFunded Health Care Programs Initiative met the signature requirement, with over 980,000 valid signatures collected.

    Don’t forget the details: The Legislature can change it without the VOTE OF THE PEOPLE!!

    50310. Legislative Authority. The Legislature may amend the 2026 Billionaire Tax Act, by statute passed in each house of the Legislature by rollcall vote entered in the journal, two-thirds of the membership concurring, if the statute is consistent with and furthers the purposes of the 2026 Billionaire Tax Act.

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GSRW Newsletter

  • The past three months have been both productive and rewarding, as Golden State Republican Women has grown to 1,200 members. I am deeply appreciative of our Republican Women’s clubs and their continued commitment to strengthening California.

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  • California Voter ID that needs YOUR signature, Initiative petition. But did you know there are equally vital petitions being circulated with very short deadlines?

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