Inyo County 2026 Board of Supervisors elections
In 2026, Inyo County voters will elect representatives to the Board of Supervisors for Districts 1 and 3, as well as county Assessor, Auditor, Clerk-Recorder, Coroner, Public Administrator, Superintendent of Schools, and Treasurer-Tax Collector. These races are occurring against a backdrop of significant budget pressures and debates about the county's fiscal future, making county governance a particularly salient issue for residents.
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Sources
Ballotpedia — https://ballotpedia.org/Inyo_County,_California,_elections,_2026
Inyo County Board of Supervisors District 1 ... Inyo County Board of Supervisors District 3 ... Inyo County Assessor, Inyo County Auditor, Inyo County Clerk-Recorder, Inyo County Coroner, Inyo County Public Administrator, Inyo County Superintendent of Schools.
Jason Brown, Sierra Wave & LPP — https://www.facebook.com/Alt925SierraWaveMedia/videos/jason-brown-of-sierra-wave-lpp-sits-down-with-taylor-fitzmaurice-candidate-for-t/1678917849796246
key issues ahead of the Inyo County Board of Supervisors election. The conversation covers several 'fiscal cliff' questions
Positions on this issue · liberal → conservative
- Prioritize expanding county social services and safety-net programs, even if it requires new local taxes.
- Focus on protecting existing county services by aggressively pursuing state and federal funding relief.
- Balance fiscal responsibility with service protection, using both reserves and modest cuts as needed.
- Prioritize building county reserves and cutting non-essential spending to prepare for future funding shortfalls.
- Reduce the size and cost of county government significantly, returning responsibilities to the state or private sector.