Politics & Government
Campbell Patch's Guide to Nov. 6 General Election
Two council seats were up for grabs in Campbell, and four school districts that serve local students have races on their school boards.
The Nov. 6 general election is just months away. Municipal, county and state candidates are already working hard on their campaigns to reach voters, and explain their political agendas. Campbell Patch will follow all the important races right up to election day, and after. The candidate filing period opened July 16 and ended Aug. 10.
In Campbell, voters will be electing representatives for the following groups:
, Governing Board
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Incumbents Juliet Tiffany-Morales and Leah K. Read have both filed their nomination papers. Elementary School Teacher Michael Snyder has also joined the race.
, Governing Board
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Incumbents Rick Costanzo and Diane Gordon both filed their nomination papers. Education Technology Entrepreneur Kalen Gallagher and Retired Teacher Linda (Jopp) Goytia have also joined the race.
Moreland School District, Governing Board
Appointed Incumbent Brian Penzel has filed his nomination papers to run in this fall's race as has Incumbent Robert Varich. Operations manager Julie Reynolds-Grabbe has also joined the race.
West Valley/Mission Community College District
Trustees up for election this fall are Chris Stampolis, Board President Robert Owens and Trustee Adrienne Grey and Nick Heimlich.
City of Campbell, Council Member (ELECTIONS HAVE BEEN CANCELLED)
Both incumbents Jason Baker and Mike Kotowski . There was a special Campbell City Council meeting on Aug. 21 that for council seats seeing that they were uncontested, saving the city more than $51,000.
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