Candidate-submitted · City Clerk fileKent Lee
City Councilmember
- Status
- Official nominee
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- One
- Party
- Not stated by source
- Candidate material
- Statement + photo
- Campaign disclosures
- City eFile linked
Official Notice of Nominees · vote for one
City Council District 6
Nov 3, 2026 · two nominees in City Clerk ballot order
2 nomineesOfficial Council boundary availableNo ranking or inferred party
Candidate-submitted · City Clerk file
Candidate-submitted · City Clerk fileMark Powell
Business Owner/Educator
- Status
- Official nominee
- Vote for
- One
- Party
- Not stated by source
- Candidate material
- Statement + photo
- Campaign disclosures
- City eFile linked
Same fields for both nominees
Source-first comparison
Kent LeeOpen submitted statement and photo ↗Mark PowellOpen submitted statement and photo ↗Kent LeeOpen City campaign disclosures ↗Mark PowellOpen City campaign disclosures ↗
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