West Sacramento City Council District 3
West Sacramento City Council District 3
A voter resource for residents of West Sacramento's District 3. Learn how our city council works, confirm your district, and find key dates for the November 2026 election.
What Is District 3?
West Sacramento elects its City Council by district. That means the city is divided into geographic areas, and each district elects its own councilmember to represent the people who live there. Every registered voter in a district casts a ballot for their district's seat.
District 3 is one of those districts. If you live within its boundaries, you vote for the District 3 City Council seat on the November 3, 2026 ballot. Your councilmember is your direct voice at City Hall — the person who represents your neighborhood on decisions about roads, public safety, housing, parks, and city services.
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Am I in District 3?
The easiest way to confirm which council district you live in is to use the City of West Sacramento's official district lookup tool. Enter your address and it will tell you your district and your current councilmember.
You can also confirm your district and your polling information through the Yolo County elections office.
Confirm Your District
District boundaries can be difficult to interpret near a boundary line. To confirm the current City Council district for your address, use the City of West Sacramento's official district lookup.
Source: City of West Sacramento. This campaign page is a voter resource; the City lookup provides the official district determination for an address.
Key Dates for the November 3, 2026 Election
Vote-by-Mail Ballots Mailed
Vote-by-mail ballots are mailed to all registered California voters beginning no later than October 5, 2026.
Election Day
Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Register to Vote
California voters can register or update their registration online at registertovote.ca.gov.
Preston Jackson's Priorities for District 3
- Repairing roads and modernizing aging infrastructure.
- Investing in public safety and behavioral health response.
- Expanding housing working families can actually afford.
- Supporting local small businesses and local workers.
- Ensuring growth benefits the neighborhoods already here.
Join the Campaign
Be part of the movement for a stronger West Sacramento.