Windsor Races
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Top candidate wins seat.
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Mayor
Top candidate wins seat.
Sonoma 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
Rosa Reynoza
- Mayor, Windsor
- Statement pending or not available.
Town Council, District 2
Top candidate wins seat.
Sonoma 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
John Leyba
- Operations specialist/parent
- Infrastructure: “As more neighbors work from home, we need better basics: faster internet, better cell service, more recycled water, and cleaner streets.”
- Budget: “Given local and state financial challenges, every penny matters. I spent 20 years in Finance and Operations in high tech and energy.”
- Problem Solving: “I solve problems every day. You deserve prudent decision-making on the council and prioritization of Northeast Windsor concerns by your Council member.”
- JohnLeyba.com
Sam Salmon
- Windsor Town Council Member, District 2
- Community: “I listen and hear Windsor wants to remain family-friendly with small-town character.”
- Cost of Living: “We must address increasing costs to both the Town and residents. We cannot afford to lose our longtime dedicated community members and their children due to rising costs of living.”
- Businesses: “I abundantly support and acknowledge the importance of our many town businesses, as well as bringing new business to our community; we need to bring people into Windsor to support these businesses.”
- samsalmon4windsor.com
Town Council, District 3
Top candidate wins seat.
Sonoma 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
Daniel Bryant
- Cybersecurity professional
- Community: “I am passionate about preserving the welcoming atmosphere and local charm that define Windsor.”
- Nature: “I fondly recall when our neighborhoods were open fields and vineyards, and I have actively participated in keeping our Town Green a space for residents rather than a commercial resort.”
- Growth: “I believe in organic growth that enhances, not overshadows, our small-town allure.”
J.B. Leep
- Nonprofit board president
- Community: “I am running for Windsor Town Council District 3 to help address the challenges we face in the years ahead so we can maintain our great quality of life in this award-winning family-friendly town.”
- Priorities: “As your Council member, I will focus on balanced budgets, well maintained streets and parks, public safety, fire and earthquake emergency preparedness, and environmental initiatives that protect our children.”
- Sustainability: “I am president of Waste Less Windsor and coordinate recycling at the Summer Nights on the Green and other town events.”
- jbforwindsor.com
Archie Eckles
- Windsor grange president
- Statement pending or not available.
David A. Stankas
- Small-business owner
- Priorities: “Maintaining our local infrastructure and focusing on the safety of our community is one of my main goals.”
- Safety: “I am also focused on safety and access to evacuation plans.”
- Casino Oversight: “Casino oversight is and will be very important so that growth is regulated and the life of residents is not disrupted.”
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