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You get two votes. Use both.
Two seats on the City Council are up for election this fall. El Cerrito needs candidates committed to changing course. Wally Nowinski and Kimberly White are running to bring change to City Hall.
Wally Nowinski
& Kimberly White
El Cerrito is a wonderful place to call home, but our city government has lost its way. Too often, City Hall makes decisions first and hears from residents later. Budgets get balanced by dipping into reserves or asking families to pay more, instead of managing what we already have. And while neighboring cities attract new shops and restaurants, too many of our storefronts sit empty.
This past year, thousands of our neighbors made their voices heard, pushing back against Measure C, a poorly drafted tax that put City Hall's priorities ahead of what residents wanted. That vote sent a clear message: the people of El Cerrito are engaged, paying attention, and expect a city government that listens and puts residents first.
That's the change we're working for: a city that listens to its residents before decisions are made, not after. A city that prioritizes investments in quality of life, from parks, senior services, and public safety to the new businesses that can bring our commercial districts back to life. And a city that practices responsible financial management, funding the basics before the wish list.
Two seats are up this fall. You have two votes. Vote Kimberly White and Wally Nowinski.
This page is just the start. Our full campaign site is coming soon. Sign up now and be the first to hear about the launch, kickoff events, yard signs, and how you can help bring change to El Cerrito.