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Aliso Viejo City Council District 3 · Nov 3, 2026

Garrett Dwyer

Candidate for City Council District 3 (incumbent)

4 candidates · 2 seats8 sourced positions

Garrett Dwyer, the incumbent, is running for Aliso Viejo City Council District 3 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Marie Tsaasan.

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Residential mortgage loan officer of 23 years, appointed to the Aliso Viejo City Council in October 2025. He and his wife moved to Aliso Viejo in 2004.

Occupation (from candidate statement)
Appointed Incumbent
Endorsed by
Orange County GOP, Orange County GOP Chairman Will O'Neill, Assemblymember Diane Dixon, Lincoln Club of Orange County, Mayor Max Duncan, Mayor Pro Tem Mike Munzing, Councilmember Tim Zandbergen and the mayors of Laguna Niguel, Dana Point and Mission Viejo. Garrett Dwyer campaign website
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votegarrettdwyer.com

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Garrett Dwyer holds the District 3 seat by council appointment in October 2025, after the vacancy created by the resignation of former Councilmember Richard Hurt. Aliso Viejo City Council minutes, Oct. 15, 2025 · Oct 15, 2025

Garrett Dwyer lists Max Duncan, Mike Munzing and Tim Zandbergen among his endorsers. Garrett Dwyer campaign website

Where Garrett Dwyer stands: positions on the record

Housing1 sourced position
  • As stated on his campaign website

    Says he favors measured growth and would encourage builders to build new communities through development agreements.

    “I am in favor of our city's measured growth”

    Own statementGarrett Dwyer campaign website

Pump track1 sourced position
  • As stated in the candidate's statement

    Says he voted to approve the new pump track.

    “I voted to approve our new pump track”

    Own statementGarrett Dwyer

Street safety1 sourced position
  • As stated in the candidate's statement

    Says he voted to lower speed limits throughout the city.

    “I voted to lower speed limits throughout the city to improve safety for residents”

    Own statementGarrett Dwyer

City spending1 sourced position
  • As stated on his campaign website

    Says he would find additional revenue sources without going after taxpayers.

    “I pledge to continue these efforts to find additional revenue sources without going after our taxpayers”

    Own statementGarrett Dwyer campaign website

City manager2 sourced positions
Planning1 sourced position
Pesticide use1 sourced position

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