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Alameda Mayor · Nov 3, 2026

Malia Vella

Candidate for Mayor

9 candidates · 3 seats4 sourced positions

Malia Vella is running for mayor of Alameda in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Tony Daysog and Tracy Jensen.

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Former Alameda councilmember (2016 to 2024) who was Vice Mayor for four of those years.

Occupation (from candidate statement)
Businesswoman/Educator
Campaign website
maliavella.com

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Where Malia Vella stands: positions on the record

Measure L infrastructure bond1 sourced position
  • as reported by Alameda Post; not a direct quote

    Supports Measure L, saying Alameda's unfunded infrastructure needs have grown and will keep growing if the city puts the work off.

    “We do have an $800 million infrastructure need, and that need is going to continue to grow”

    Forum answerAlameda Post · Sep 11, 2026

Flock license plate cameras1 sourced position
  • as reported by Alameda Post; not a direct quote

    Opposed continuing the Flock system, saying she questioned its effectiveness and preferred investment in prevention, safety-net services and the CARE Team.

    Forum answerAlameda Post · Aug 31, 2026

Vacancy tax1 sourced position
  • as reported by Alameda Post; not a direct quote

    Pointed to the city's vacancy tax and facade-improvement grants as important tools for vacant storefronts.

    Forum answerAlameda Post · Aug 31, 2026

Housing production1 sourced position
  • as reported by Alameda Post; not a direct quote

    Said the city should reduce unnecessary bureaucratic delays in housing approvals.

    Forum answerAlameda Post · Aug 31, 2026

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