Member, City Council

Nonpartisan

Small business owner who has raised her child in Daly City for nearly 20 years. Her priorities are public safety and stronger local businesses, backed by multilingual outreach to residents.

Nonpartisan

As of September 2026, we found no public information about Barry Rodriguez's job, background, or goals.

Nonpartisan · Incumbent

Daly City Councilmember and former Planning Commission chair who helped keep Seton Medical Center open and backed Measure Q to restore a fire engine and extend library hours. Her priorities are public safety and fiscal responsibility.

Records: Housing Affordability +2 -12 for, 1 against, Government Spending Reduction +1 -11 for, 1 against, Environment and Public Health -11 against, +1 more issues

Nonpartisan · Incumbent

Daly City Councilmember for eight years, including two terms as mayor, and a tenured professor and nonprofit director in Ethnic Studies. His priorities are affordable housing that ends displacement and a greener, healthier city.

Records: Housing Affordability +44 for, Government Spending Reduction -11 against

Nonpartisan · Incumbent

Daly City Vice Mayor who works at a local mortuary and earlier served on the city's Recreation and Planning commissions. Her priorities are full police and fire staffing and citywide road repairs.

Records: Housing Affordability +22 for, Civil Rights +11 for, Government Spending Reduction -11 against, +1 more issues

Nonpartisan

Daly City attorney since 1979 who chairs the city Planning Commission and served 33 years as a Jefferson Union High School District trustee. His priorities are a safe, clean city and business and economic growth.

Records: Government Spending Reduction -11 against

Nonpartisan

Chief of staff to San Mateo County Supervisor David Canepa for ten years and vice chair of Daly City's Personnel Board. His priorities are lowering housing, health care, and grocery costs and a more accountable city government.