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District 2 In office since January 1, 2011

David Rabbitt

7,689 votes in the County’s record, from February 26, 2019 to September 15, 2026.

Votes cast

Votes cast, by calendar
VoteRegular and other itemsConsent calendarAll
Aye1,3505,7497,099
Nay232346
Abstain21214
Recused336
Absent109415524

Attendance and motions

Roll calls
Present at 263 of 286 recorded roll calls (92%).
Motions, from 2023
Moved 551 items and seconded 509. The County’s record names the mover and seconder only from about 2023.

Agreement with colleagues

How often the two cast the same Aye or Nay on items both voted on. Because most votes are unanimous, the contested column says more. This comparison is FivePaths’s arithmetic on the County’s record.

Agreement between David Rabbitt and colleagues
ColleagueAll shared votesSame voteContested shared votesSame vote on contested
Lynda Hopkins6,94399.2%7520 of 75 (26.7%)
James Gore6,65699.3%7428 of 74 (37.8%)
Chris Coursey5,31899.3%5819 of 58 (32.8%)
Susan Gorin5,27999.2%6020 of 60 (33.3%)
Shirlee Zane1,59999.2%164 of 16 (25%)
Rebecca Hermosillo1,52599.3%165 of 16 (31.3%)

Nay votes, abstentions and recusals

66 items, newest first.

1:45 P.M. Use Permit to modify an issued Use Permit (UPE18-0068) to designate the existing garage facility utilized for the Two Rock Volunteer Fire Company (Two Rock VFC, aka “Two Rock Fire Department”) as a public safety facility, as defined by Sonoma County Zoning Code, and to allow associated accessory site activities and site facility improvements on property located at 7599 Valley Ford Road, Petaluma. Permit Sonoma File No. UPE23-0046; APN 022-140-017.

Jul 7, 2026 File 2026-0544 on the County’s site Regular Calendar Item Draft minutes
From Permit and Resource Management: all its voted items District 2

Passed: 4 Aye, 1 Recused. Approved as recommended. Moved by Lynda Hopkins, seconded by Chris Coursey.

10:15 A.M. Urgency Ordinance Extending a Temporary Moratorium Prohibiting, With Limited Exceptions: (1) The Removal of Protected Trees; And (2) Type Conversion of Oak Woodland, in Unincorporated Sonoma County (Excluding The Coastal Zone), Until May 31, 2024.

Jan 23, 2024 File 2024-0059 on the County’s site Regular Calendar Item
From Permit and Resource Management: all its voted items Countywide

Passed: 4 Aye, 1 Nay. Approved as recommended. Moved by Lynda Hopkins, seconded by Susan Gorin.

All of David Rabbitt’s votesItems concerning District 2