County elected office
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.
- Government
- Riverside County
- Public body
- Board of Supervisors
- Electoral area
- Supervisorial District 2
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Office overview
The office at a glance
See what this office does, the government it belongs to, the area it represents, and how voters choose its officeholder.
What this office does
Represents District 2 in county government
The office participates in Board of Supervisors meetings and decisions, represents district concerns in countywide government, and helps residents navigate county programs and services.
Riverside County Board of SupervisorsElection process
A majority can decide the office in the primary
The office uses a nonpartisan primary. A candidate who receives more than 50% wins the office in the primary; otherwise, the top two candidates advance to the general election. The next regular election is expected in 2030.
Open the 2026 Election PageCurrent officeholder
Who currently holds this office?
The District 2 supervisor represents the area on Riverside County's five-member Board of Supervisors and helps govern county services, budgets, land use, and public policy.
Current officeholder
Karen Spiegel
Riverside County Supervisor, District 2
- Status
- Current officeholder
- Most recent verified election
- June 2, 2026
- district2@rivco.org
- Phone
- (951) 955-1020
Electoral area
Where this office represents
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Communities served
Riverside County Supervisorial District 2
- Canyon Lake
- Corona
- Eastvale
- Lake Elsinore
- Norco
- Parts of Jurupa Valley
- Temescal Valley
- Woodcrest
Community names summarize the official county list. Exact eligibility follows the active district boundary.
Location Page
Explore District 2 as a place
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Open the District 2 Location PageInteractive district map
Explore the places and districts connected to District 2
Use the map to explore the cities, communities, school districts, and state and federal districts connected to District 2. Selecting an option shows its full area, including the portions beyond District 2.
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Past Elections
Completed elections
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Local reporting
News connected to this office
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Supervisors unanimously vote to create ad hoc committee on sheriff oversight
The Board created a committee that includes District 2 Supervisor Karen Spiegel and District 1 Supervisor José Medina.
Voters in 3 supervisor districts headed to the polls for June primary
A voter guide to the District 2 contest between incumbent Karen Spiegel and challenger Sukhbir Singh Gill.
Riverside County supervisors celebrate Women of the Year
District 2 honoree Linda White was recognized for education, mentoring, cancer-research support, and community service.
Sources
Sources and data coverage
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The current officeholder, contact information, electoral boundary, related map layers, certified 2026 election, campaign-finance summary, and local reporting are included.
Assessed August 9, 2026 · Current 2025–2026 recordsHistorical officeholders, vacancy rules, term dates, compensation, and office-specific disclosures have not yet been collected for this pilot.
Riverside County
Two official records were used for the public body, current officeholder, portrait, district services, contact information, and community list.
Riverside County Geographic Information Services
One official GIS record was used for the District 2 boundary and its placement within Riverside County.
Riverside County Registrar of Voters
Two official election records were used for candidate qualification, certified results, turnout, vote totals, and the 2026 decision rule.
U.S. Census Bureau
Two official boundary datasets were used for the cities, Census-designated places, State Senate districts, and State Assembly districts shown on the interactive map.
California Department of Education
One official statewide dataset was used for the whole school-district service areas shown on the interactive map.
California Statewide Database
One statewide boundary dataset was used for the congressional districts applicable to California’s 2026 election.
Riverside County Office of Education
Official trustee-area geometry and Board information were used for the County Board of Education layer and its related pages.
California Courts
The official court directory identifies Riverside County within the Fourth Appellate District and Division Two.
California Citizens Redistricting Commission
The Commission's final plan was used to identify the State Board of Equalization district containing District 2.
The Riverside Record
Three reviewed local-news records were used to provide independent context about the office and its election.
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