Robb Tucker

RMember, Nevada County Board of Supervisors

Advanced from the June 2, 2026 top-two primary

Robb Tucker is a member of the Nevada County Board of Supervisors running on a platform of local control and federal accountability, arguing that federal regulations written for large metro areas are poorly suited to rural Northern California counties.[4]

Basic profile — the most important sourced facts we found.

On the record — official actions

actionAs a Nevada County Supervisor, voted to approve inter-agency contracts and emergency plans intended to streamline local operational agreements, according to his campaign.[4]
actionAs a Nevada County Supervisor, voted to fund sheriff communications and mobile technology upgrades, according to his campaign.[4]

Positions on the issues

SupportsExpand immigration enforcement and deportations
Platform lists securing the border as a core federal duty and says Washington's failure to do so burdens local law enforcement.[4]
“Every time Washington fails to secure the border or coordinate offender releases, local deputies absorb the burden.”
SupportsIncrease police funding and staffing
Says the federal government should direct more funding toward tools used by local law enforcement, such as radios, vehicles, and forensic equipment.[4]
“Robb wants federal dollars going to the tools deputies actually use, like radios, vehicles, and forensic equipment, instead of sitting in Washington bureaucracy.”

In their words — priorities

Campaign platform centers on 'local control and federal accountability,' arguing federal agencies should consult counties before making major land, water, or infrastructure decisions and should simplify compliance rules for rural jurisdictions.[4]

Background

Serves on the Nevada County Board of Supervisors, where his campaign says he has worked to secure funding for shelters, mental health care, and public safety equipment despite mismatched state and federal funding streams.[4]
Has not completed Ballotpedia's 2026 Candidate Connection survey.[3]

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