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Barri Worth Girvan — City Council District 3 Candidate, Los Angeles 2026

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Los Angeles/2026 election/City Council District 3/Barri Worth Girvan
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Barri Worth Girvan

City Council District 3 · Nov 3, 2026

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CITY CLERK CERTIFIED
Candidate
Barri Worth Girvan
Office
City Council District 3
Election
Nov 3, 2026 general municipal election
Ballot order
2
Occupational designation
Valley Community Advocate
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Campaign website for Barri Worth Girvan, candidate for Los Angeles City Council, District 3, which represents the San Fernando Valley

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Valley Community Advocate
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Prior employment

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Most recently serving as the Director of Community Affairs for Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath
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She has held high-ranking positions in the State Legislature, the Office of the former Mayor of Los Angeles, and the County Board of Supervisors.
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She also directed government affairs and community engagement for The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles.
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Education

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Barri graduated from UC San Diego, and has a master’s degree from USC.
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Boards, commissions & civic organizations

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She served as a founding co-chair of the Inspirational Women of the San Fernando Valley Awards for 10 years.
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Barri has served in board and volunteer leadership roles at Temple Judea in Tarzana
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Public safetycampaign-published position heading
A Safer West Valley
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Homelessnesscampaign-published position heading
Homelessness: Real Help, with Real Accountability in Our Neighborhoods
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Housingcampaign-published position heading
Housing People Can Afford — Without Overloading the West Valley
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Jobs & local economycampaign-published position heading
A Thriving Local Economy — From Ventura Boulevard to Sherman Way
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Public safetyA Safer West ValleyArchived source located
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HomelessnessHomelessness: Real Help, with Real Accountability in Our NeighborhoodsArchived source located
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HousingHousing People Can Afford — Without Overloading the West ValleyArchived source located
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Jobs & local economyA Thriving Local Economy — From Ventura Boulevard to Sherman WayArchived source located
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ELECTED OFFICIALS42 records
  1. Julia Brownley, Congressmember, 26th District
  2. Luz Rivas, US Congressmember, 29th District
  3. Sydney Kamlager-Dove, US Congressmember, 37th District
  4. Lindsey Horvath, Los Angeles County Supervisor, 3rd District
  5. Jeffrey Prang, Los Angeles County Assessor
  6. Henry Stern, State Senate, SD 27
  7. Caroline Menjivar, State Senate, SD 20
  8. Ben Allen, State Senate, SD 24
  9. Maria Elena Durazo, State
  10. Senate, SD 26
  11. Mark González, Assembly Majority Whip and Assemblymember, AD 54
  12. Rick Chavez Zbur, Assembly Democratic Caucus Chair and Assemblymember AD 51
  13. Nick Schultz, Chair of the Standing Committee on Public Safety, State Assembly, AD 44
  14. Jesse Gabriel, State Assembly, AD 46
  15. Celeste Rodriguez, State Assembly, AD 43
  16. Jacqui Irwin, State Assembly, AD 42
  17. Mike Fong, State Assemblymember, AD 49
  18. Pilar Schiavo, State Assembly, AD 40
  19. Andra Hoffman, Los Angeles Community College Board of Trustees, representing West San Fernando Valley
  20. Nick Melvoin, LAUSD Board Member
  21. Nikki Perez, Mayor, City of Burbank
  22. Ray Pearl, Westlake Village Mayor and Councilmember
  23. Jeremy Wolf, Mayor Pro Tempore, City of Agoura Hills
  24. Alicia Weintraub, Calabasas City Councilmember and former Mayor
  25. David Shapiro, Councilmember and Former Mayor, City of Calabasas
  26. Danny Hang, West Hollywood Councilmember
  27. Ed Albrecht, Councilmember, City of Calabasas
  28. Deborah Klein Lopez, Agoura Hills Councilmember
  29. Randall Putz, Cal Cities Board Member, Council Member and former Mayor, City of Big Bear Lake
  30. Dr. Armond Aghakhanian, President of the Burbank Unified School District Board of Education
  31. Antonio Villaraigosa, former Mayor, City of Los Angeles
  32. Anthony Rendon, former CA State Assembly Speaker
  33. Fran Pavley, former CA State Senator, SD27 & SD23, former CA State Assemblymember, AD41
  34. Marty Block, former State CA Senator, SD39, and former CA State Assemblymember, AD78, Founding Chair of the CA Legislative Jewish Caucus
  35. Lloyd Levine, former CA State Assemblymember, AD 40
  36. Mike Gatto, former CA State Assemblymember, AD 43
  37. Richard Bloom, former CA State Assemblymember, AD 50
  38. Bernard Parks, Sr., former Los Angeles City Councilmember
  39. Joe Buscaino, former Los Angeles City Councilmember
  40. Joy Picus, Former Los Angeles City Councilmember
  41. Paul Koretz, former Los Angeles City Councilmember
  42. David Ryu, former Los Angeles City Councilmember
WORKING FAMILIES ORGANIZATIONS43 records
  1. Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO
  2. Los Angeles County Democratic Party
  3. California Women's List
  4. Teamsters Joint Council 42
  5. Teamsters Local 386
  6. AFSCME District Council 36
  7. Western States Regional Council of Carpenters
  8. Service
  9. Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 721
  10. Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 2015
  11. Service Employees
  12. International
  13. Union (SEIU) UHW
  14. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 11
  15. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 40
  16. National Union of Healthcare Workers (NUHW)
  17. United Nurses Associations of California/Union of Health Care Professionals (UNAC/UHCP)
  18. California IATSE Council
  19. Communications Workers of
  20. America (CWA)
  21. International Association of Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers (SMART) Local 105
  22. International Union of Operating Engineers Local 12
  23. American Federation of Teachers Faculty Guild Local 1521
  24. Los Angeles County Young Democrats
  25. AFSCME Local 3634
  26. San Fernando NOW (National Organization for Women)
  27. National Women's Political Caucus - San Fernando Valley
  28. Women's Political Committee of Los Angeles (WPC)
  29. Fund Her PAC
  30. Engineers & Architects Association (EAA)
  31. Democratic Party of San Fernando Valley (DPSFV)
  32. San Fernando Valley Young Democrats (SFVYD)
  33. Democrats for Israel (DFI LA)
  34. Los Angeles League of Conservation Voters (LALCV)
  35. The Sierra Club
  36. Asian Dems of Los Angeles County
  37. Stonewall Young Democrats
  38. Stonewall Democratic Club
  39. North Valley Democratic Club of Los Angeles
  40. Heart of LA Democratic Club
  41. Southern California Armenian Democrats
  42. Democrats for the Protection of Animals
  43. Los Angeles Professional Managers' Association
COMMUNITY LEADERS64 records
  1. Jeanette Capaldi, LAPD Co-chair of the Community Police Advisory Board, Special events volunteer for SFV United Chambers of Commerce
  2. Stacy Gerlich, LAFD Battalion Chief, (Retired)
  3. Florine Goodman, Winnetka Chamber of Commerce & United Chambers of Commerce Board Member.
  4. Gloria Pollack, 2007 Fernando Award recipient. Former UCC events director
  5. Wendy-Sue Rosen, California Environmental Voters
  6. Heather Boren, Woodland Hills business leader
  7. Amy Lacina, Small business owner, Discovery School parent
  8. Jon Mann, Small business owner. Member of Woodland Hills - Tarzana Chamber of Commerce
  9. Jennifer Yale, Parent association co-president, Tarzana
  10. Rachel Behl, Small business owner
  11. Lauren Goodman, Small business owner, Woodland Hills
  12. Matt Epstein, Small business owner, Vitello’s restaurant
  13. Reina Cerros McCaughey, Government Relations Committee, Chair. Woodland Hills Neighborhood Council.
  14. David Phelps, Executive Vice President & Chair, Manufacturing Roundtable
  15. Jackie Pepper, Indivisible Westside Los Angeles steering committee member
  16. Rabbi Bill Kaplan, CEO, Shalom Institute
  17. Sandor Samuels and Dr. Claudia Samuels, Community members
  18. Michael Kapp, Member, DNC
  19. Damian and Blair Carroll, Community members
  20. Jayce Baron, Woodland Hills Neighborhood Council, Area, Homeless & Social Justice Advocacy Committee Chair
  21. Ellen Israel, Community member
  22. Nancy Volpert, Community member
  23. Kanchan Mattoo, Community member
  24. Jonathan Brand, Non-profit Executive Director
  25. Claudia Kerns, Small business owner, Tarzana
  26. Shelley Rivlin, Community Leader
  27. Isabel Gerhardt, Tarzana Neighborhood Council Beautification Committee and former Board Member
  28. David Gerhardt, Tarzana Neighborhood Council Budget & Finance Committee Member
  29. Scott Roeb, small business owner, Tarzana
  30. Rabbi Joshua Aaronson, Senior Rabbi, Temple Judea, Tarzana
  31. Tracey Pomerance Poirer, Executive Board Member, Temple Judea
  32. Lynn Brandt, Local non-profit
  33. board member
  34. Sue DuBrin, Valley community leader
  35. Kevin Taylor, past President Reseda Neighborhood Counci
  36. Jon Mann, small business owner and member of the Woodland Hills Tarzana Chamber of Commerce
  37. Kevin M. Tamaki, past Chair, Valley Industry & Commerce Association (VICA)
  38. Diana Sanchez, Community Leader and 2021 Fernando Award Foundation Honoree
  39. Raj Dhillon, community advocate
  40. Howie Baron, Woodland Hills Warner Center Chamber Board Member
  41. Adam Seiden, Child Abuse Prevention Advocate
  42. Jordan Raff, Community Leader
  43. Naomi Goldman, National Women's Political Caucus of California (NWPC - CA) Executive Board
  44. Michael Klein,
  45. Community
  46. Development Director, City of Calabasas
  47. Laura Klein, Parent/Community Representative, Welby Way Elementary School
  48. Josh Sautter, President, Encino Neighborhood Counci
  49. Katherine Hennigan, Business Leader, Board Member NAM
  50. Debbie Gordon, owner, Artfully Made Artisans Mall, and Board Member, Canoga Park Neighborhood Council
  51. Andreas Farmakalidis, Chair of the Board of the North Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce
  52. Rachel Tabak, Realtor, Board Member - West Valley Warner Center Chamber of Commerce
  53. Ilene Chaiken, film & television producer, director & writer
  54. Elizabeth Badger, Boardmember, Los Angeles County Democratic Party
  55. Rabbi Denise Eger
  56. Esther Ravid, small business owner, Canoga Park
  57. Rita El Hage, small business owner
  58. Wendy Fassberg, Chair of the City of Calabasas Planning Commission
  59. Avi Fassberg, business leader
  60. Robert Schwartz, Chairman of the Board, Los Angeles City College Foundation
  61. Debbie Decker, former executive director of the West Valley Food Pantry
  62. Marilyn Grunwald, writer/disability rights leader
  63. Rami Rivera Frankl, Reseda Neighborhood Council Board Member
  64. Eran Heissler, Tarzana Neighborhood Council 1st Vice President & SilverHawk H.O.A. Immediate Past President
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