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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

President Donald Trump sitting at the Oval Office desk with a group of men and women, American flags, and gold curtains in the background.

On Friday, August 7, 2026, Pastor Rob McCoy, met with President Donald J. Trump in the Oval Office, and shared this photo with Golden State Republican Women. Known to the nation as “Charlie Kirk’s Pastor”, Pastor Rob shared some of his views at the GSRW Spring Conference’s Prayer Breakfast on Sunday, May 31, concerning the importance of the U.S.A.’s alliance with Israel, the position of American Jewry today, and the strength of religious conviction throughout our nation.

GSRW is Represented by Their Founder at the Midterm Convention

Over the course of two nights this Fall, September 9 - 10, Republicans from all over our great nation convened in Dallas, Texas for a clear purpose: To support the outstanding slate of GOP candidates running in the midterm elections this Fall, and articulated exactly what Republicans have done and will continue to do to strive for what our Founding Fathers fought for 250 years ago—a more perfect union. Janet Price and other members of GSRW, aligned through the independent Republican groups throughout California, shared in the excitement and camaraderie displayed nationally through most of the media.

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GSRW’s “Gold Rush” Fall Conference at Harris Ranch Inn & Restarant

Members of GSRW shared in an exciting and informational conference on October 2-4, 2026, at Harris Ranch in Coalinga, CA. Candidate speakers included Gloria Romero, candidate for Lt. Governor of CA; Herb Morgan, candidate for CA Controller; and Shannon Grove, candidate for CA State Board of Equalization District 1. Other guest speakers at the lunch and dinner events included Don Jans, author and political observer; Ian Trottier, author, investigator, and podcast host; Joseph Montalvo, San Bernardino GOP Election Integrity representative, and Grace Falany, spiritual leader and co-author of religious books. On Saturday, October 3, members were involved in workshops related to ballot harvesting discussions, candidate question and answer sessions, ideas for fundraising, information on Propositions on the November 3 ballot, methods for speaking to liberals, and a Presidents Think Tank. During the weekend attendees enjoyed shopping for items like tasty chocolates, Republican Red wines, beautiful clothing, and political wear. The conference gave GSRW members the opportunity to network with groups gathering from throughout the state. A great time was had by all in the wonderful area of Central California.

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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.
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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.
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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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A thank you message to founding donors with a photo of Phillip Wilson and the late Victoria Wilson, surrounded by decorative gold accents on a light background with soft lights.

CAPIToL UPDATES

  • BALLOTS ARE ARRIVING FOR THE

    NOVEMBER 3RD, 2026 ELECTION

    IN CALIFORNIA

    Voter information and website support:

    GSRW Proposition Recommendations:

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  • As we await the governor’s decision on signing, vetoing, or allowing bills to become law without his signature, your analysts reflect on the month of September.

    Since the beginning of the year your analysts have reviewed more than 90 bills, issued two Action Alerts, recognized our country’s 250th anniversary and covered fourteen propositions that will reside on the November California ballot.

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  • AB 1966, as introduced 03/18/2026, Ramos (D) and Valencia (D). Sentencing enhancements: crimes against undocumented individuals.

    Existing law generally authorizes a court to, in the furtherance of justice, dismiss a sentencing enhancement, except if dismissal of that enhancement is prohibited by an initiative statute. Existing law provides for various sentencing enhancements, including, among others, enhancements for the use of a firearm in the commission of a felony or attempted felony, or for the damaging of property in the commission or attempted commission of a felony.

    This bill would require the court to impose an additional and consecutive 2-year term of state imprisonment for individuals convicted of committing a qualifying criminal activity, as specified, against a person who is an undocumented individual. By creating a new sentencing enhancement, this bill would impose a state-mandated local program.

    The California Constitution requires the state to reimburse local agencies and school districts for certain costs mandated by the state. Statutory provisions establish procedures for making that reimbursement.

    This bill would provide that no reimbursement is required by this act for a specified reason.

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  • THE CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE SESSION ENDED AUGUST 31st

    Governor must sign or veto passed bills by September 30th

    (if neither, the bill becomes law)

    AB 2017, STATE HOLIDAYS, EiD (Islamic holidays), PASSED!!!! (Not signed) Contact Governor Newsom to VETO: Contact the Governor | Governor of California

    AB 2458, Bennett (D). Energy: appliance standards and cost-effective measures.

    Existing law requires the State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission (Energy Commission) to prescribe, by regulation, standards for minimum levels of operating efficiency, and authorizes the Energy Commission to prescribe other cost-effective measures, to promote the use of energy- and water-efficient appliances whose use requires a significant amount of energy or water. Existing law prohibits the sale, and the offering for sale, of new appliances unless their manufacturers certify that they comply with the standards in effect at the time the appliances are manufactured. Existing law defines “sold or offered for sale in the state” to mean any sale of or offer to sell an appliance for end use in the state, regardless of the seller’s physical location.

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  • California Proposition 3, Renew State Income Tax Increase for Education Funding Initiative (#25-0016) is on the ballot in California as an initiated constitutional amendment on November 3, 2026.

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GSRW Newsletter

  • The Fall Conference – California Gold Rush – will bring together candidates, activists, and attendees for a weekend of speakers, workshops, networking and fellowship.

    The conference is scheduled for Friday through Sunday, October 2-4, 2026 at Harris Ranch Resort in Coalinga, California.

    Saturday’s conference programming will include breakfast, lunch and dinner for registered attendees. Guests may join in at dinner, for an additional price.

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  • 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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