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City Clerk certified candidate

Estuardo Mazariegos

City Council District 9 · Nov 3, 2026

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Certified for the 2026 General Municipal Election ballot.

Ballot order 1 in the certified City Council District 9 field. This is stronger than a filing record: the cited City Clerk list explicitly certifies the general field.

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CITY CLERK CERTIFIED
Candidate
Estuardo Mazariegos
Office
City Council District 9
Election
Nov 3, 2026 general municipal election
Ballot order
1
Occupational designation
Director, Community Organization
Party
Not stated in the certified source
Candidate photo
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CAMPAIGN'S OWN HOMEPAGE SUMMARY

Estuardo is running for city council to get safer streets, affordable homes, and a government that shows up for the people who keep this city moving.

Current campaign siteEstuardo for City Councilcandidate-provided via City Clerk publication
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Current occupation

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Director, Community Organization
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Prior employment

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Estuardo Mazariegos is a father, immigrant, and 20-year community organizer
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campaign-reported professional background
As Co-Director of the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment (ACCE)
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campaign-reported current employment

Education

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Election history

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Sourced campaign statements

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Infrastructure & city servicescampaign-published position heading
Delivering the Basics and Fixing What's Broken
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Tenant rightscampaign-published position heading
Increasing Housing Affordablity & Tenant Protections
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Jobs & local economycampaign-published position heading
Reinvesting in Our Local Economy
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Homelessnesscampaign-published position heading
Addressing Homelessness by Housing People With Care and Dignity
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Climate & environmentcampaign-published position heading
A Greener, Cleaner, and More Resilient South Central
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Public safetycampaign-published position heading
Creating Safe Neighborhoods
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Transportation & street safetycampaign-published position heading
Affordable Mass Transit and Safe Streets
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Olympicscampaign-published position heading
Making an Olympics That Works for Us
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Arts & culturecampaign-published position heading
Championing Arts and Culture
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Civil rightscampaign-published position heading
Fighting for a Black Future
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Immigrationcampaign-published position heading
Protecting Immigrants
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LGBTQ+ rightscampaign-published position heading
Protecting the LGBTQ+ Community
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Infrastructure & city servicesDelivering the Basics and Fixing What's BrokenArchived source located

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Tenant rightsIncreasing Housing Affordablity & Tenant ProtectionsArchived source located

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Jobs & local economyReinvesting in Our Local EconomyArchived source located

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HomelessnessAddressing Homelessness by Housing People With Care and DignityArchived source located

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Climate & environmentA Greener, Cleaner, and More Resilient South CentralArchived source located

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Public safetyCreating Safe NeighborhoodsArchived source located

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Transportation & street safetyAffordable Mass Transit and Safe StreetsArchived source located

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OlympicsMaking an Olympics That Works for UsArchived source located

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Arts & cultureChampioning Arts and CultureArchived source located

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Civil rightsFighting for a Black FutureArchived source located

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ImmigrationProtecting ImmigrantsArchived source located

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LGBTQ+ rightsProtecting the LGBTQ+ CommunityArchived source located

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Campaign-reported directory

Published endorsements

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Endorsements40 records
  1. SENATOR BERNIE SANDERS
  2. los angeles city controller kenneth mejia
  3. LA City Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez
  4. LAUSD district 5 Board Member Karla Griego
  5. SEIU-USWW
  6. LOS ANGELES LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERS
  7. FORMER LA CITY COUNCILMEMBER MIKE BONIN
  8. united teachers los angeles
  9. national union of healthcare workers
  10. Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment
  11. democratic socialists of america - los angeles
  12. SUNRISE MOVEMENT LA
  13. 2026 Moms Demand Action Gun Sense Candidate Distinction
  14. california working families party
  15. INITIATE JUSTICE ACTION
  16. LA FORWARD
  17. los angeles college faculty guild local 1521
  18. engineers and architects association
  19. seiu healthcare committee of interns and residents
  20. run for something
  21. united steel workers local 675
  22. one fair wage
  23. STONEWALL YOUNG DEMOCRATS
  24. STONEWALL DEMOCRATS
  25. Pilipino American Los Angeles Democrats
  26. Americans for Democratic Action Socal
  27. ORGANIZE FOR PEACE
  28. Evolve California
  29. Huelga L.A. Activist
  30. JANE FONDA CLIMATE PAC
  31. LA COUNTY public defenders union local 148
  32. LEAD LOCALLY
  33. LAUSD district 2 Board Member Dr. Rocio Rivas
  34. UPTE-CWA
  35. food and water action
  36. feel the bern los angeles county
  37. bruin democrats
  38. korean american democratic committee
  39. center for biological diversity action fund
  40. cair action
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