La Quinta Mayor Don Adolph Endorses Russ Bogh for State Senate

February 9, 2010

Don Adolph, a well known and respected leader throughout the district, is supporting conservative Republican Russ Bogh for State Senate.

"I am highly honored to have the support of Mayor Don Adolph. He knows that as the next State Senator for Riverside County and the Desert I will fight hard to stop wasteful government spending, cut taxes, and get our state back on the right track," said Russ Bogh. "It's time to give Sacramento a swift kick in the pants. I truly appreciate the support of everyone that is backing my candidacy for the Senate."

Russ Bogh served Riverside County residents in the State Assembly from 2001-2006. During that time he was selected by fellow Republicans to serve as the Assembly Republican Caucus Chairman -- the second ranking Republican leader in the Assembly.

A longtime resident of Riverside County, Russ and his wife, Sheri, reside in Beaumont along with their three children.

The special election primary for the 37th Senate District will be held Tuesday, April 13, 2010.

La Quinta Mayor Don Adolph joins Lake Elsinore Mayor Melissa Melendez and Councilmember's Daryl Hickman and Bob Magee, Indio Councilmember Glenn Miller and former Palm Springs Councilmember Mike McCulloch, the Riverside Sheriff's Association, Banning Mayor Bob Botts, Beaumont Mayor Brian DeForge, Councilmember's Roger Berg, Larry Dressel and Jeff Fox, Cathedral City Mayor Kathy DeRosa and Councilmember's Bud England and Chuck Vasquez, Corona City Mayor Karen Spiegel and Councilmember's Stan Skipworth, Eugene Montanez, Steve Nolan and Jason Scott, past Riverside CRA President Linda Soubirous, Norco Mayor Malcom Miller and Councilmember's Kathy Azevedo, Berwin Hanna and Harvey Sullivan, Perris Mayor Daryl Busch, Desert Hot Springs Mayor Yvonne Parks and Councilman Scott Matas, former Riverside County Sheriff Larry Smith, Palm Springs Councilman Chris Mills and many other Riverside County leaders in supporting conservative Republican Russ Bogh for the State Senate.