The Basics: Election & Voting

When is the next Rancho Cordova City Council election?

The general election for City Council District 2 is scheduled for Tuesday, November 3, 2026. This is a historic election as it is one of the first cycles under the city’s new “by-district” system.

Who can vote for Gabriel Morningstar?

Only registered voters living within District 2 can vote for Gabriel Morningstar. In the past, all residents voted for all council members; now, you only vote for the representative who lives in your specific neighborhood.

How do I register to vote in Rancho Cordova?

You can register online through the California Secretary of State. The deadline to register is 15 days before Election Day. If you have moved to District 2 recently, you must re-register to ensure you receive the correct ballot for our district.

Get Involved

How can I support the campaign?

We are a grassroots movement! You can help by:

• Volunteering: Join us for neighborhood walks in Walnut Woods and Glenfaire.
• Donating: Contributions help us reach more voters via mail and digital outreach.
• Endorsing: If you are a local leader or business owner, let’s talk about how we can work together.

How can I contact Gabriel directly?

Gabriel wants to hear from you. You can reach out through our Contact Page or follow the campaign on social media for real-time updates on neighborhood town halls.

The District: Neighborhoods & Boundaries

What neighborhoods are in Rancho Cordova District 2?

District 2 encompasses the northwestern portion of the city. Neighborhoods include:

• Cordova Highlands
• Kirkwood Place
• Cordova Terrace
• Coloma Palms
• Glenfaire
• Cordova Greens
• Bridgewood Coloma
• Mobile Country Club
• Natoma Meadows
• Cordova Court
• Walnut Woods
• Cordova Park Vista

What apartments are in Rancho Cordova District 2?

• Fountain Crest Apartments
• Puerta Villa West
• Crossing At New Rancho
• Seville Apartments
• Coloma Garden Apartments
• Coloma Woods
• Walnut Arms Apartments
• Zinfandel Ranch Apartments
• Gold Run Apartments
• Mar Vista Apartment Complex
• Winchester Place
• Sunrise Meadows Apartments
• Sutter Station Apartments
• Vintage Faire Apartments
• Sunrise Station

District 2 is bounded by Coloma Rd on the North and West side, Folsom Boulevard on the South side and Sunrise Boulevard on its Eastern border with a long and thin extrusion that follows Highway 50 East up to the Nimbus Road Exit.

Where can I see a map of District 2?

The City of Rancho Cordova adopted Map 516c for these elections. You can view the boundaries on our website or through the City’s Interactive Map.

The Candidate: About Gabriel Morningstar

Why is Gabriel Morningstar running for City Council?

Gabriel is running to ensure that the residents of District 2 have a dedicated advocate at City Hall. With a background in housing advocacy (serving on the board of the Sacramento Community Land Trust) and local community organizing, Gabriel is focused on making Rancho Cordova affordable, safe, and transparent for everyday families.

What are Gabriel’s top priorities for our district?

1. Housing Affordability: Leveraging his experience in housing advocacy, city government and property management to find local solutions for the rising cost of living.
2. Ensure the surplus goes back into the community. Reinvest into our youth and elderly. Care for our most vulnerable to build resilience and deepen community.
3. Improve traffic and public safety, walk-ability and bike-ability. Increased lighting and safer streets.
4. Community Empowerment: Ensuring our district’s diverse voices—including our 27% Latino population—are represented in city policy.

Is Gabriel Morningstar involved in the community?

Yes. Gabriel has served on the board of the Sacramento Community Land trust, as the Secretary for the Sacramento Latino Democrats and volunteered with the League of Women Voters. He has a proven track record of supporting local initiatives like More Life Academy and urban agriculture projects in the region.