The filing period for three Healdsburg City Council seats—one for a two-year term and two four-year terms—ended with the following candidates qualified for the ballot.
It shows an increase in diversity, notable in the three candidates for the two-year term: a woman, a
Black man and a Latino youth.
There are also two measures the City Council asked to put on the ballot, one for a clarification of spending for the Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) income, the other to establish a tax for cannabis-related businesses income.
2-year term
Ron Edwards, retired
Matias Lopez Jr., student
Bridget Ann Mansell, teacher
4-year term
Linda Cade, retired financial advisor
Susan Graf, businessperson
Chris Herrod, Parks and Recreation commissioner
Evelyn Mitchell, incumbent
Measures
Measure L-City of Healdsburg Occupancy Tax
Measure M-City of Healdsburg Cannabis Business Tax
