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Estuardo Mazariegos

CA

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Estuardo Mazariegos is a community organizer and co-director of the Los Angeles chapter of the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment. A roughly 20-year organizer in South LA, he backs tenant protections and eviction defense and more affordable housing.

Where Estuardo Mazariegos stands, based on their records

Supports

Reduce Wealth Gap (1 record), Housing Affordability (2 records), Public Infrastructure (1 record)

Campaign Finance Information — Member of the City Council, District No. 9

Campaign Finance Information · Member of the City Council, District No. 9 · November 3, 2026

Data last updated July 27, 2026

Raised
$254,294
Spent
$325,113
Cash on hand
$118,181
Public funds
$236,200

Top disclosed occupations of direct donors

  • Organizer$33,901
  • Not Employed$19,537
  • Attorney$7,195
  • Professor$5,691
  • Writer$5,058
Direct contributions by size
  • $5,000+$69,090
  • $1,000-$4,999$41,082
  • $500-$999$25,311
  • $250-$499$28,284
  • $100-$249$74,612
  • $1-$99$17,008

Spending by outside groups

Outside groups, such as PACs and super PACs, spend this money on the race. The candidate's campaign does not spend it, and none of it goes to the candidate.

Outside groups spent $123,454 to support this candidate.

Groups that spent money supporting this candidate (2)
  • TEACHERS AND COMMUNITIES UNITED FOR ESTUARDO MAZARIEGOS FOR CITY COUNCIL AND MARISSA ROY FOR CITY ATTORNEY 2026, SPONSORED BY UNITED TEACHERS LOS ANGELES AND ACCE$118,398

    Sponsored by United Teachers Los Angeles, the 35,000-member LA teachers' union, and the community group ACCE. · data.lacity.org · utla.net · acceaction.org

  • California Working Families Party$5,056

    The California branch of the Working Families Party, a progressive party started by labor unions and community groups. · caworkingfamilies.org · en.wikipedia.org

Outside groups spent $97,421 to oppose this candidate.

Groups that spent money opposing this candidate (1)
  • Los Angeles Police Protective League Independent Expenditure Committee$97,421

    Police money: funded mainly by the LAPD officers' union, plus the real-estate firms Douglas Emmett and Kilroy Realty. · data.lacity.org · en.wikipedia.org

Member communications

Organizations such as unions or trade associations spent this money to talk to their own members about this candidate. It is reported separately from outside spending and does not go to the candidate.

These organizations spent $653 to support this candidate.

Source: Los Angeles City Ethics · 2026 cycle · data.lacity.org

Track record

Track record — Reduce Wealth Gap

Reduce Wealth Gap · 1 support

  • Co-directs the Los Angeles chapter of the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment (ACCE), leading roughly two decades of tenant-rights and economic-justice organizing in South Los Angeles, and is running a campaign that refuses corporate donations.

    June 9, 2026Supports Reduce Wealth Gap

    Source: thelalocal.org · researched July 3, 2026

Track record — Housing Affordability

Housing Affordability · 2 support

  • Co-directs the Los Angeles chapter of the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment (ACCE), leading roughly two decades of tenant-rights and economic-justice organizing in South Los Angeles, and is running a campaign that refuses corporate donations.

    June 9, 2026Supports Housing Affordability

    Source: thelalocal.org · researched July 3, 2026

  • Helped pass Los Angeles's Resident Protection Ordinance as a co-director of the tenant group ACCE, according to the DSA-LA voter guide, which endorsed him for City Council District 9. The guide says the ordinance gives tenants pushed out by new development the right to move back in and substantial help with relocation costs.

    September 26, 2024Supports Housing Affordability

    Source: dsa-la.org · researched August 21, 2026

Track record — Public Infrastructure

Public Infrastructure · 1 support

  • At a South Los Angeles press conference, ACCE organizer Estuardo Mazariegos said residents had repeatedly asked Los Angeles to repair unrepaired sidewalks and streets near homes of people with disabilities and criticized the city’s failure to deliver neighborhood improvements.

    May 29, 2018Supports Public Infrastructure

    Source: laopinion.com · researched August 21, 2026

Race Estuardo Mazariegos is in:

Profile last researched August 21, 2026.