We are Stockton Democrats Together.
Fighting for a better, fairer, and brighter future for Stockton.
Updates
Stay informed on SDT’s latest statements, endorsements, community events, and actions. We speak up on the issues that matter to Stockton.
Every Stockton Mayor, Vice Mayor and Councilmember since 1998, with election results, appointments and trends in one interactive timeline.
Dolores Huerta grew up in Stockton and began organizing here before co-founding the United Farm Workers. We honor a daughter of Stockton whose path every local organizer still walks.
Our endorsements for the November 3, 2026 General Election, from school boards to statewide races. Every endorsed local candidate signed our pledge to good and effective governance.
We’re deeply concerned by Stockton’s withdrawal from two federal lawsuits challenging the Trump administration’s grant conditions, and by how that decision was made and disclosed.
The City Council missed its September 23 deadline to respond to the Grand Jury’s “Governance in Turmoil” report. We’ll notify the Superior Court, review the City’s response against state law, and record every Council vote on the reforms.
After a City Council candidate’s arrest on election fraud charges, here’s where SDT stands: allegations are not proof, and voters deserve accurate information about who is asking for their vote.
Days after Lorenzo Salgado Araujo’s death, an ICE agent killed Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, a 26-year-old father, in Biddeford, Maine. We condemn ICE’s accelerating pattern of lethal force.
Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a father of three who lived in the U.S. for 35 years, was killed by an ICE agent in Houston. We call for an independent investigation, release of all video, and congressional oversight.
A packed house at Round Table Pizza, a visit from Councilmember Mario Enriquez, a new Executive Board and six new dues-paying members. Here’s what happened at our June meeting.
Members unanimously elected David Sengthay as President, Travis Castle as Vice President, Colleen Keenan as Secretary and Allyson Aranda as Treasurer for the 2026–2027 term.
The 2025–26 Civil Grand Jury found a leadership vacuum, Council interference with City staff and no local campaign contribution limits at City Hall. Here’s what it says and the reforms worth organizing around.
On Juneteenth we celebrate Freedom Day and recommit to the work ahead, because freedom is not a completed project, in Stockton or anywhere else.
The San Joaquin County Democratic Central Committee’s endorsements for the June 2, 2026 California Primary, from statewide offices to Congress, the Legislature and local races.
SDT condemns a paid Veltri for City Council ad that uses two councilmembers’ sexual orientation to attack a third, and calls on Joey Veltri to remove it and publicly disavow it.
Stockton showed up for No Kings Day on March 28, and SDT came home with more than 50 new sign-ups. Here’s a look at the day.
President Lilliana Udang has stepped down, and under our bylaws Vice President Allyson Aranda has assumed the presidency. Members will elect a new Vice President at our next general meeting.
SDT condemns all abuse of power, stands with survivors, and commends Dolores Huerta for her courage in speaking out, while honoring the farmworker movement’s lasting achievements.
Explore how San Joaquin County voted on Proposition 50, precinct by precinct, with Yes/No margins, turnout drop-off and comparisons to the 2024 presidential result.
Explore all 31 contests from the November 2024 election in San Joaquin County, precinct by precinct, with margins, turnout, roll-off and a mobilization view for GOTV.
Calendar
Find our next membership meeting, community event, or candidate forum below. New to SDT? Come to a meeting — no membership required.
Elections
Understanding how Stockton votes is essential to building Democratic power in our community. SDT publishes precinct-level election maps and data analysis for local, county, and state races — so our members, allied campaigns, and community partners can make smarter decisions about where to organize, knock doors, and invest resources.
Every Stockton Mayor, Vice Mayor and Councilmember since 1998, with election results, appointments and trends in one interactive timeline.
Explore how San Joaquin County voted on Proposition 50, precinct by precinct, with Yes/No margins, turnout drop-off and comparisons to the 2024 presidential result.
Explore all 31 contests from the November 2024 election in San Joaquin County, precinct by precinct, with margins, turnout, roll-off and a mobilization view for GOTV.