Rogers Leads Vallejo District 4 Council Race
Early results show Brianna Rogers and Rebekah Truemper ahead in Vallejo City Council races, with about 57,000 ballots still to be counted countywide.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Elections
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Brianna Rogers leads the Vallejo City Council District 4 race with 52% of the vote, while Rebekah Truemper leads District 5 with 46%. Roughly 57,000 ballots remain to be counted countywide.
Why it matters
The outcome will determine who represents two Vallejo council districts. Final results could still shift as the remaining ballots are tallied.
Rogers received 52% in District 4 against Palmares' 36% and Platzer's 13%, while Truemper led District 5 with 46% against Beasley-Stansberry's 35% and Hall's 20%. Roughly 57,000 ballots remain uncounted countywide, so these shares are unofficial.
The players
Brianna Rogers
Rogers is a nonprofit leader who led the District 4 race on election night.
Charles Palmares
Palmares is the incumbent Vallejo councilmember for District 4 who trailed in the race.
Rebekah Truemper
Truemper led the District 5 Vallejo City Council race on election night.
Tara Beasley-Stansberry
Beasley-Stansberry is a Vallejo Planning Commissioner who ran in District 5.
The details
Rogers and Truemper took early leads on Tuesday and held them through the evening. The Solano County Registrar of Voters will release further results on Wednesday.
Timeline
Tuesday: Rogers and Truemper take early leads and maintain them through the evening.
Wednesday: The Solano County Registrar of Voters releases further results.
Political Context
Vallejo's council races are held by district under California's district-based election system, so each seat answers to a single neighborhood rather than the whole city. Election night results are unofficial until the county completes its count and certifies the outcome.
Residents in Districts 4 and 5 will see a new council representative if the leads hold after the count is final. Because roughly 57,000 ballots remain, the current leaders should be treated as provisional.
The takeaway
Election night leads are a snapshot, not a final result. Watching the county's Wednesday updates is the best way to see whether Rogers and Truemper hold their margins.
What happens next
The Solano County Registrar of Voters will release further results on Wednesday, when the remaining countywide ballots are expected to be tallied.
Further reading
For more on how local races are decided, see Elections coverage across Vallejo.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Vallejo Sun.
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