Robb Tucker

Robb Tucker grew up in South Nevada County in a family of military aviators: his father and grandfather were Air Force pilots.¹ He earned a commercial pilot license of his own, with instrument and multiple engine ratings.¹ He and his wife, Kristy, have three children and live in the area where he grew up.¹

Tucker earned a bachelor's degree in business administration at Pepperdine University and a master's degree at Wheaton College Graduate School.¹ He was president and CEO of a family business that owned Forest Springs Mobilehome Community before the business was sold in 2020.¹ Outside work, he has spent decades coaching youth and school sports and taking part in local schools and church.¹

He won election to Nevada County's Board of Supervisors in 2024 and began his first term in January 2025.¹² His county assignments include transportation, airport land use, regional housing, workforce development and the commission serving young children and families.²

His congressional platform emphasizes local control and federal accountability, faster forest work to reduce wildfire risk, and more support for rural law enforcement.³ He backs stronger border enforcement and gun rights and says keeping Republican control of the House is a central goal of his campaign.¹ His published homelessness proposals would tie federal funding to results and allow shelters with mandatory treatment requirements.³ His November opponent is Ami Bera.⁴