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Certified for the 2026 General Municipal Election ballot.
Ballot order 1 in the certified City Council District 3 field. This is stronger than a filing record: the cited City Clerk list explicitly certifies the general field.
CAMPAIGN IMAGECity Clerk certified candidate
Timothy K. Gaspar
City Council District 3 · Nov 3, 2026
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- Candidate
- Timothy K. Gaspar
- Office
- City Council District 3
- Election
- Nov 3, 2026 general municipal election
- Ballot order
- 1
- Occupational designation
- Valley Businessman/Parent
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CAMPAIGN'S OWN HOMEPAGE SUMMARY
Born here. Built here. Ready to lead. Small business owner and community leader Tim Gaspar is running for LA City Council District 3 in the West Valley.
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1 sourcedValley Businessman/Parent
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certified ballot occupational designationPrior employment
1 sourcedIn 2008, Tim founded Gaspar Insurance
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campaign-reported business experienceEducation
1 sourceda proud graduate of El Camino Real High School, Pierce College, and California State University, Northridge
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campaign-reported educationBoards, commissions & civic organizations
1 sourcedDiscovery Cube Los Angeles, the Metropolitan YMCA of Los Angeles, the Viewpoint School Board
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Safer Streets Stronger NeighborhoodsOriginal campaign source ↗
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Small businesscampaign-published position heading
Less Red Tape More OpportunityOriginal campaign source ↗
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Homelessnesscampaign-published position heading
Real Help Real AccountabilityOriginal campaign source ↗
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Youthcampaign-published position heading
A Better Start A Brighter FutureOriginal campaign source ↗
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Public safetySafer Streets Stronger Neighborhoods
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Small businessLess Red Tape More Opportunity
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HomelessnessReal Help Real Accountability
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YouthA Better Start A Brighter Future
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THE PEOPLE WHO KEEP US SAFE5 records
- Los Angeles Police Protective League (LAPPL)
- Association for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs (ALADS)
- Los Angeles County Professional Peace Officers' Association (PPOA)
- Los Angeles Airport Peace Officers Association (LAAPOA)
- Los Angeles School Police Management Association (LASPMA)
THE WORKERS WHO BUILD L.A.6 records
- IBEW Local 18
- IBEW Local 40
- UA Local 250
- Sprinkler Fitters Local 709
- Painters and Allied Trades DC 36
- ILWU Local 13
DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATIONS3 records
- Avance Democratic Club
- Blue Wave Democratic Club
- Democratic Municipal Officials (DMO)
COMMUNITY & BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS6 records
- Valley Industry & Commerce Association (VICA)
- BizFed
- Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles
- Southland Regional Association of Realtors
- Israeli-American Civic Action Network (ICAN)
- Local Enterprise
Business Leaders27 records
- Rickey Gelb President of Gelb Group
- Christina Vega Owner, Casa Vega
- Alex Mulyar CEO
- Erick Brownstein President, Shareability
- Gregg Britt CEO, Private Health Management
- Marco Petruzzi CEO, Dovetail (formerly CEO of Green Dot Schools)
- Robert Gray CEO of Distinctive Indulgence
- Sam Leiaghat CEO of Pom Pom
- Mark Kruspodin Partner at Duffy Kruspodin
- Mark Robinson Partner at Michelman & Robinson
- Jon Mann Owner of Joint Matters
- Larry Stearn President LAPD Valley Bureau Foundation
- Sam Yebri Merino Yebri LLP
- Miri Rossitto CEO of Cowe Communications
- Moti Gamburd CEO of Raya’s Paradise
- Mike Stone CEO of Mollie Stone’s Markets
- Brad Hertz Founding Attorney and Principal
- Mark Pariser CPA
- Doron Goldberg Owner, Tel Aviv Restaurants
- Clark Hill Broker and Realtor
- Justin Pizzola Chief Executive Officer
- Richard Moss President, Moss Group
- Jeremy Sendall Co-founder, Good Vibes Entertainment Academy
- Alon Ben-Nun Owner & Independent Insurance Professional
- Daniel Heyman Founder, Owner & President
- Harry Katz President
- Pegi Matsuda Chief Executive Officer
Community Leaders76 records
- Shanna Ingalsbee
- Joe Alves & Jerri Lauridsen
- Lee Alpert
- Joellen Ammann
- Bobbi Amshel
- Canise Arredondo
- Howie Baron
- Paula Bahamon
- Victor Berrellez
- Inbal Bitan
- Luis Cervantes
- Mark Cohen
- Paul Davis
- Mark Dengler
- Victor Dominguez
- Byron Enamorado
- Steve Fazio
- Yolanda Farriola
- Alex Freitas
- Donald Friese
- Fred Gaines
- Cara Gardner
- John Hatami
- Jane Hassig
- John Heubusch
- Alonzo Hill
- Corinne Ho
- Cary Iaccino
- Jackie Keene
- Fern White
- Metta World Peace
- David ZeBrack
- Brandon Young
- Caryn & Jeff Wernecke
- Craig Nadel
- Dylan Otto
- Shawn Kiley
- Amit Kleinberger
- Lenny Krayzelburg
- Allen Lawrence
- Deane Leavenworth
- Kim Maiden
- Sam Manfredi
- Helene Mackey
- Mark McKee
- Greg Meyer
- Kirk Meyer
- Shauntelle Noble
- Reid Paul
- Donna Paul
- James Paul
- John Parker
- Ross Pendergraft
- John Popoch
- Kelly Pryor
- Bill Ratner
- Irwin Rosenberg
- Brad Rosenheim
- William (Bill) Ross
- Miri Rossitto
- Jay Schlanger
- Joe Seetoo
- Jacques Soriano
- Pedram Salimpour
- Eli Tene
- Marjan Tetter
- Lloyd Talbert
- Ethan Weaver
- Lionnel Zaragoza
- Rob Mulein
- Jessica Yasukochi
- Pegi Matsuda
- Susan Rogen
- Tran Ho
- Frankie Gaw
- C.R. Celona
ELECTED LEADERS14 records
- Bob Blumenfield
- Bob Hertzberg
- Laura Chick
- Kathryn Barger
- Monica Rodriguez
- Tim McOsker
- Jacqui Irwin
- Luz Rivas
- John Lee
- Eniko Gold
- Edward Albrecht
- Paula Boland
- Steve Cooley
- Traci Park
In Their Words1 records
- Rick CarusoLos Angeles Business & Civic Leader
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