San Bruno 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.
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San Mateo County
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San Mateo County
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San Mateo County
Mayor
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San Mateo County
What does a mayor do?
A mayor’s role varies from city to city. In some jurisdictions, a mayor leads council meetings, but largely has similar responsibilities as other council members: voting on city ordinances, development proposals, contracts and the budget. In San Francisco, the mayor has broader powers to sign or veto bills, oversee city departments and make appointments.
Candidate Statements
Marty P. Medina
- San Bruno City Council Member, District 4
- Budget: “Together we have improved our financial sustainability while minimizing the impact to our residents.”
- Infrastructure: “We have made significant and overdue progress in our downtown as we celebrate our new Recreation Aquatic Center. More city streets have been paved and maintained, although more needs to be done.”
- Transparency: “As your mayor, I will be readily accessible to listen to your concerns and act on your behalf with increased transparency and accountability.”
- MartyMedina4SanBruno.com
Rico E. Medina
- Mayor, San Bruno
- Public Safety: “Because of my commitment to public safety, our public fire and police are staffed with the training and tools they need to keep us safe.”
- Priorities: “The opening of our new Recreation and Aquatics Center; paving streets and fixing sidewalks; investing in our downtown; pedestrian safety and bike improvements; balancing the budget, investing your tax dollar responsibly; fire mitigation in the canyon; increasing our sales tax revenue through the sale of a long-vacant lot that will be a new car dealership.”
- Experience: “My knowledge and experience in San Bruno and in regional leadership makes me the person best qualified to represent San Bruno at home and in our county.”
- RicoMedina.com
City Council, District 2
Top candidate wins seat.
San Mateo 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
Tom Hamilton
- San Bruno City Council Member
- Experience: “After being sworn in as City Council member to citywide office in December 2020, I put my 14 years of experience on San Bruno committees and commissions immediately to work to tackle the many issues we face as a community.”
- Accomplishments: “We’ve accomplished much … especially in the areas of safety, revenue and fiscal sustainability, new development, capital improvements, improving our downtown, and more.”
- Priorities: “I will focus not only on addressing our neighborhood issues and ensuring the residents in our district are properly served by our local government, I will also remain focused on the big issues facing our city as a whole, including continuing our efforts to revitalize our downtown, ensuring San Bruno is resilient against climate change, and stabilizing our finances to ensure a bright future for us all.”
- tomhamiltonforsanbruno.com
Stephan A. Marshall
- Businessman/realtor
- Experience: “I spent several years on San Bruno’s Parks and Rec Commission. I am a board member and two-term president of nonprofit StarVista.”
- Budget: “As a successful small-business owner, I have the financial experience to lead this city in the right direction.”
- Collaboration: “When working to improve our community for the future, it is essential to create a respectful, collaborative environment between all parties.”
- marshall4sanbruno.com
City Council, District 3
Top candidate wins seat.
San Mateo 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
Michael Salazar
- San Bruno City Council Member
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