elections.saccounty.gov (opens in a new tab)Sacramento County Registrar of Voters -- official Roster of Candidates / candidate-report system for the Nov. 3, 2026 General Election, queried directly for all three City of Elk Grove contests: Mayor (Contest 5550, On Ballot: No, one qualified filer Bobbie Singh-Allen, status "Pending"); City Council District 2 (Contest 5552, On Ballot: No, one qualified filer Rod Brewer, status "Pending"); City Council District 4 (Contest 5554, On Ballot: Yes, two "Qualified" candidates who each filed a statement: Sergio D. Robles, ballot designation "Councilmember / Soldier", and Peggy Parks, ballot designation "Author / Child Caregiver"). Independently agrees with the local transcription at sources/sacramento-candidates-nov2026.txt (retrieved 2026-08-27), which lists only District 4 among Elk Grove's contests -- confirming Mayor and District 2 were already flagged On Ballot: No as of that earlier pass, not a status that changed since.
elkgrovecity.org (opens in a new tab)City of Elk Grove -- official "City Council" roster page (elkgrovecity.org, which redirects to elkgrove.gov; read directly -- most further elkgrove.gov fetches in this pass returned HTTP 403, an intermittent block, but this page loaded and is the city's own official content): names Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen; Vice Mayor Rod Brewer (District 2, the Vice Mayor role itself rotated annually among councilmembers, not separately elected); District 1 Darren Suen; District 3 Kevin Spease; District 4 Sergio Robles -- confirming the Mayor's seat and Districts 2 and 4 are the three seats with terms expiring this cycle, and that Districts 1 and 3 are not up.
en.wikipedia.org (opens in a new tab)Wikipedia's Elk Grove, California article -- "Government" section: council-manager government; "Beginning in 2012, voters elect the mayor for a two-year term" while the four other council seats are "elected by districts for four-year terms"; names Bobbie Singh-Allen as sitting Mayor and recounts her electoral history (defeated Steve Ly in 2020; reelected in 2022 and 2024 "by progressively larger margins") -- consistent with her 2-year term expiring this cycle and her being the sole Nov. 2026 Mayor filer.
vote411.org (opens in a new tab)League of Women Voters -- Vote411 voter guide, 'City of Elk Grove City Council Member, District 4' race (statewide All Races list): each candidate's self-submitted ballot designation and campaign contacts, plus answers to the League's questions -- If elected, what are your top 3 priorities?; What background, experience and/or education qualify you for this elected office? Answers on file from Peggy Parks. Capture in data/nov-2026/sources/vote411/elk-grove-council-4.json.

Last updated October 7, 2026.

City of Elk Grove

Elk Grove City Council, District 4

This person would hold one of four district seats on Elk Grove's City Council. The council has five members, four district members plus a separately, directly elected Mayor. They vote on city laws, the budget, and land use. An appointed City Manager runs day-to-day operations. The term is four years.

Sergio D. Robles is the sitting District 4 councilmember. They are running for reelection. Their only challenger is first-time candidate Peggy Parks.

This person would hold one of four district seats on Elk Grove's 5-member City Council (four district members plus a separately, directly elected Mayor). They vote on city ordinances, the budget, and land use, under a council-manager government with an appointed City Manager. The term is four years.

The two other city seats with terms expiring this cycle -- Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen and District 2's Rod Brewer -- each drew only themselves as a qualified filer and are not on the November ballot at all, per the county's own candidate document. District 4 is the only contested Elk Grove city race this cycle, decided outright by whichever candidate gets more votes -- there is no runoff.

Sergio D. Robles

Sergio D. Robles is the incumbent District 4 councilmember, seeking reelection. Their ballot designation is "Councilmember / Soldier." The City of Elk Grove's council roster confirms they are the sitting District 4 representative. No official biography, campaign website, or independent news profile was found. So no more detail exists on their council record or military service beyond that designation.

Peggy Parks

Peggy Parks is a first-time candidate. Her ballot designation is "Author / Child Caregiver." No campaign website, news coverage, or other biography was found for her. She did file a candidate statement with the county. But its text could not be found.

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