Anaheim City Mayor

Make campaign debt and development disclosures more visible, cap candidate personal loans at $100,000, and require campaign debt retirement within 12 months.

Make spending priorities clear and measurable; connect public funds to clear priorities, public accountability, and reporting that assesses whether spending produces results.

Safeguard taxpayer dollars and demand accountability for public spending.

Maintain transparency reforms, broaden lobbyist-registration audits, and retain council and executive emails for two years.

Make city services easier to track; use measurable outcomes, public reporting, and understandable city decisions to demonstrate progress.

Pursue transparency, fiscal responsibility, and ethical standards in city government.

Use community-policing strategies, PERT crisis teams, and Fire Station 12 improvements to strengthen emergency response.

Prioritizes stronger public safety protections and focuses on keeping neighborhoods, families, businesses, and visitors safe.

Make public safety a top priority, strengthen prevention and response efforts, and direct resources to every part of Anaheim.

Supports coordinated outreach, shelter, treatment, rental assistance, rapid rehousing, and permanent supportive housing, including Center of Hope services and Tampico Motel conversion.

Address homelessness through compassion and accountability.