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Riverside County Supervisor, District 2

One of five seats on the Riverside County Board of Supervisors. The office represents District 2 in county government and connects residents with county decisions and services.

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Government
Riverside County
Public body
Board of Supervisors
Electoral area
Supervisorial District 2
Boundary of Riverside County Supervisorial District 2
Electoral area
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District 2’s outline uses Riverside County’s 2021 supervisorial boundary plan. Explore the district’s cities and communities below.

Representation and county facts

District 2 stats

The seat, its responsibilities and the communities it represents.

District seat1Supervisor elected by District 2 voters
County board5Supervisors, each representing a district
Regular term4 yearsDistrict 2’s next regular election is expected in 2030
Registered voters296,889District 2 · May 18, 2026 registration report

Voter registration source and date

County responsibilities

What your supervisor does

The Board adopts the county budget and ordinances, approves contracts, and oversees county services. It also makes land-use decisions for unincorporated communities and appoints members to county boards and commissions.

City governments continue to manage their own municipal services; the county provides services across city boundaries as well as local services in unincorporated areas.

Board responsibilities

District elections

How this seat is elected

District 2 elects one supervisor in a nonpartisan contest. A candidate receiving a majority in the primary wins the seat; otherwise, the top two advance to November.

Karen Spiegel won a majority on June 2, 2026. There is no November runoff for this seat.

See District 2 election results →

District boundaries

The district changes over time

The map below uses Riverside County’s 2021 supervisorial boundary plan. Earlier election results reflect the district boundaries and election rules in effect at the time. Boundary changes can move a community from one supervisor’s district to another.

Explore District 2 →

Current officeholder

Your District 2 supervisor

Current service, election dates and past officeholders.

Past officeholders1 past officeholder listed

Succession history

Explore prior service

The immediate predecessor is listed here. Earlier supervisors, individual terms and changes to the district are still being assembled.

These dates describe service in the office. The district’s boundaries may have changed during that service; historical electorates have not yet been matched to every term.

Cities and unincorporated communities

District 2

Explore cities and Census-designated places that overlap this supervisorial district. Select a place to learn about its government and services.

Cities and communities in District 2

6 cities · 9 Census-designated places

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District 2 elections

November 3, 2026 election

Next electionExpected 2030

Past elections

Local reporting

News connected to this office

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Records and reference material

Sources

County government, elections, officeholder history and the maps used on this page.

Data coverage noteHistory incomplete

The current supervisor, district map, certified 2026 result and immediate predecessor are included.

A full account of at least ten years of elections, officeholders, vacancies or appointments, and changes to election rules and boundaries is still needed. Some small boundary overlaps and community-college trustee areas also need confirmation.

Page review September 8, 2026
Sources used on this page10 sources in 6 categories
County government and history1 source
Maps and geography3 sources
Elections and voting2 sources
Education2 sources
Local reporting1 source
Government representatives1 source
Official representative directories

16 records from this source are used on this page.

Official website
County Board of Education Trustee Area 1 — Michael Martinez ScottCurrent representative and official portrait.County Board of Education Trustee Area 2 — Ben Johnson IICurrent representative and official portrait.County Board of Education Trustee Area 3 — Jamie Azpeitia-SachsCurrent representative and official portrait.County Board of Education Trustee Area 4 — Bruce N. DennisCurrent representative and official portrait.County Board of Education Trustee Area 7 — Jennifer Mejares PhamCurrent representative and official portrait.Assembly District 58 — Leticia CastilloCurrent representative and official portrait.Assembly District 63 — Natasha JohnsonCurrent representative and official portrait.Assembly District 71 — Kate SanchezCurrent representative and official portrait.State Senate District 31 — Sabrina CervantesCurrent representative and official portrait.State Senate District 32 — Kelly SeyartoCurrent representative and official portrait.Board of Equalization District 4 — Mike SchaeferCurrent representative and official portrait.Congressional District 35 — Norma J. TorresCurrent representative and official portrait.Congressional District 39 — Mark TakanoCurrent representative and official portrait.Congressional District 40 — Young KimCurrent representative and official portrait.Congressional District 41 — Ken CalvertCurrent representative and official portrait.Congressional District 48 — Darrell IssaCurrent representative and official portrait.
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