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Timothy K. Gaspar — City Council District 3 Candidate, Los Angeles 2026

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Los Angeles/2026 election/City Council District 3/Timothy K. Gaspar
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Timothy K. Gaspar

City Council District 3 · Nov 3, 2026

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Certified for the 2026 General Municipal Election ballot.

Ballot order 1 in the certified City Council District 3 field. This is stronger than a filing record: the cited City Clerk list explicitly certifies the general field.

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CITY CLERK CERTIFIED
Candidate
Timothy K. Gaspar
Office
City Council District 3
Election
Nov 3, 2026 general municipal election
Ballot order
1
Occupational designation
Valley Businessman/Parent
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CAMPAIGN'S OWN HOMEPAGE SUMMARY

Born here. Built here. Ready to lead. Small business owner and community leader Tim Gaspar is running for LA City Council District 3 in the West Valley.

BackgroundRead the campaign's page ↗Issues or prioritiesRead the campaign's page ↗EndorsementsRead the campaign's page ↗
Current campaign siteTim Gaspar for LA City Council 2026 - District 3candidate-provided via City Clerk publication
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Occupational designations come from the City Clerk certified list. Biography excerpts are attributed to the campaign.

Current occupation

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Valley Businessman/Parent
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certified ballot occupational designation

Prior employment

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In 2008, Tim founded Gaspar Insurance
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campaign-reported business experience

Education

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a proud graduate of El Camino Real High School, Pierce College, and California State University, Northridge
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campaign-reported education

Boards, commissions & civic organizations

1 sourced
Discovery Cube Los Angeles, the Metropolitan YMCA of Los Angeles, the Viewpoint School Board
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Public safetycampaign-published position heading
Safer Streets Stronger Neighborhoods
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Small businesscampaign-published position heading
Less Red Tape More Opportunity
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Homelessnesscampaign-published position heading
Real Help Real Accountability
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Youthcampaign-published position heading
A Better Start A Brighter Future
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Public safetySafer Streets Stronger NeighborhoodsCurrent source only
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Small businessLess Red Tape More OpportunityCurrent source only
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HomelessnessReal Help Real AccountabilityCurrent source only
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YouthA Better Start A Brighter FutureCurrent source only
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Published endorsements

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THE PEOPLE WHO KEEP US SAFE5 records
  1. Los Angeles Police Protective League (LAPPL)
  2. Association for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs (ALADS)
  3. Los Angeles County Professional Peace Officers' Association (PPOA)
  4. Los Angeles Airport Peace Officers Association (LAAPOA)
  5. Los Angeles School Police Management Association (LASPMA)
THE WORKERS WHO BUILD L.A.6 records
  1. IBEW Local 18
  2. IBEW Local 40
  3. UA Local 250
  4. Sprinkler Fitters Local 709
  5. Painters and Allied Trades DC 36
  6. ILWU Local 13
DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATIONS3 records
  1. Avance Democratic Club
  2. Blue Wave Democratic Club
  3. Democratic Municipal Officials (DMO)
COMMUNITY & BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS6 records
  1. Valley Industry & Commerce Association (VICA)
  2. BizFed
  3. Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles
  4. Southland Regional Association of Realtors
  5. Israeli-American Civic Action Network (ICAN)
  6. Local Enterprise
Business Leaders27 records
  1. Rickey Gelb President of Gelb Group
  2. Christina Vega Owner, Casa Vega
  3. Alex Mulyar CEO
  4. Erick Brownstein President, Shareability
  5. Gregg Britt CEO, Private Health Management
  6. Marco Petruzzi CEO, Dovetail (formerly CEO of Green Dot Schools)
  7. Robert Gray CEO of Distinctive Indulgence
  8. Sam Leiaghat CEO of Pom Pom
  9. Mark Kruspodin Partner at Duffy Kruspodin
  10. Mark Robinson Partner at Michelman & Robinson
  11. Jon Mann Owner of Joint Matters
  12. Larry Stearn President LAPD Valley Bureau Foundation
  13. Sam Yebri Merino Yebri LLP
  14. Miri Rossitto CEO of Cowe Communications
  15. Moti Gamburd CEO of Raya’s Paradise
  16. Mike Stone CEO of Mollie Stone’s Markets
  17. Brad Hertz Founding Attorney and Principal
  18. Mark Pariser CPA
  19. Doron Goldberg Owner, Tel Aviv Restaurants
  20. Clark Hill Broker and Realtor
  21. Justin Pizzola Chief Executive Officer
  22. Richard Moss President, Moss Group
  23. Jeremy Sendall Co-founder, Good Vibes Entertainment Academy
  24. Alon Ben-Nun Owner & Independent Insurance Professional
  25. Daniel Heyman Founder, Owner & President
  26. Harry Katz President
  27. Pegi Matsuda Chief Executive Officer
Community Leaders76 records
  1. Shanna Ingalsbee
  2. Joe Alves & Jerri Lauridsen
  3. Lee Alpert
  4. Joellen Ammann
  5. Bobbi Amshel
  6. Canise Arredondo
  7. Howie Baron
  8. Paula Bahamon
  9. Victor Berrellez
  10. Inbal Bitan
  11. Luis Cervantes
  12. Mark Cohen
  13. Paul Davis
  14. Mark Dengler
  15. Victor Dominguez
  16. Byron Enamorado
  17. Steve Fazio
  18. Yolanda Farriola
  19. Alex Freitas
  20. Donald Friese
  21. Fred Gaines
  22. Cara Gardner
  23. John Hatami
  24. Jane Hassig
  25. John Heubusch
  26. Alonzo Hill
  27. Corinne Ho
  28. Cary Iaccino
  29. Jackie Keene
  30. Fern White
  31. Metta World Peace
  32. David ZeBrack
  33. Brandon Young
  34. Caryn & Jeff Wernecke
  35. Craig Nadel
  36. Dylan Otto
  37. Shawn Kiley
  38. Amit Kleinberger
  39. Lenny Krayzelburg
  40. Allen Lawrence
  41. Deane Leavenworth
  42. Kim Maiden
  43. Sam Manfredi
  44. Helene Mackey
  45. Mark McKee
  46. Greg Meyer
  47. Kirk Meyer
  48. Shauntelle Noble
  49. Reid Paul
  50. Donna Paul
  51. James Paul
  52. John Parker
  53. Ross Pendergraft
  54. John Popoch
  55. Kelly Pryor
  56. Bill Ratner
  57. Irwin Rosenberg
  58. Brad Rosenheim
  59. William (Bill) Ross
  60. Miri Rossitto
  61. Jay Schlanger
  62. Joe Seetoo
  63. Jacques Soriano
  64. Pedram Salimpour
  65. Eli Tene
  66. Marjan Tetter
  67. Lloyd Talbert
  68. Ethan Weaver
  69. Lionnel Zaragoza
  70. Rob Mulein
  71. Jessica Yasukochi
  72. Pegi Matsuda
  73. Susan Rogen
  74. Tran Ho
  75. Frankie Gaw
  76. C.R. Celona
ELECTED LEADERS14 records
  1. Bob Blumenfield
  2. Bob Hertzberg
  3. Laura Chick
  4. Kathryn Barger
  5. Monica Rodriguez
  6. Tim McOsker
  7. Jacqui Irwin
  8. Luz Rivas
  9. John Lee
  10. Eniko Gold
  11. Edward Albrecht
  12. Paula Boland
  13. Steve Cooley
  14. Traci Park
In Their Words1 records
  1. Rick CarusoLos Angeles Business & Civic Leader
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