Oakley Races

Results are a combination of data provided by the Associated Press (AP) and county election offices. The AP calls winners by analyzing vote tallies and other election data. Check marks are used to denote a winner only when the AP calls a race.

City Council, District 5

Top candidate wins seat.

George Fuller41.3%
1,259 votes
Cristina Pena Langley37.3%
1,136 votes
Oleksii Chuiko21.2%
648 votes
Updated at 7:39 PM PT on Dec 3, 2024
Contra Costa County

What does a council member do?

City and town council members can propose new city ordinances and vote on a range of issues, including housing development, business ventures and contracts. They also help draft the city or town budget.

Candidate Statements

Candidate Statements are excerpted from the statements provided to election offices, where available.

Oleksii Chuiko

  • Oakley Planning Commissioner
  • Experience: “As chairman of the city of Oakley Planning Commission and president of the Oakley Chamber of Commerce, I have a proven track record of dedication to our community.”
  • Growth: “I successfully relaunched the Oakley Chamber of Commerce last year. We are actively supporting local businesses and striving to bring new recreational, dining, entertainment and shopping options to Oakley.”
  • Transparency: “I am committed to transparency and open communication. I will continue to listen to your concerns and work hard to maintain the peace and safety of our community.”

George Fuller

  • Oakley City Council Member 
  • Taxes: “I am committed to ensuring that no new taxes will burden the families of Oakley. The current property taxes are a significant strain, particularly for new homeowners in our city. Introducing additional taxes would only worsen this situation.”
  • Library: “Oakley is in need of a library that is not only the right size but also strategically located to enhance library services for all residents. … I am committed to meeting these needs of our community.”
  • Trade Unions: “My top priority is to support members of our trade unions who contribute their skills to the community. The city of Oakley needs to involve trade union members in its Capital Improvement Program (CIP).”
  • www.fullerforoakley.net

Cristina Pena Langley

  • Classroom teacher
  • Growth: “We need to focus on promoting economic growth and creating new job opportunities while ensuring our city remains safe and welcoming.”
  • Priorities: “My priorities include supporting and maintaining the relationship with our local police and fire departments, ensuring our streets, parks, and community are clean and safe, finding creative solutions for our unhoused neighbors, and developing programs to improve the quality of life for all residents.”
  • Housing: “We must prioritize affordable housing and health care access for all. No one should have to choose between paying rent or putting food on the table, and everyone deserves quality health care.”

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