Camarillo City Council District 2 · Nov 3, 2026

Dan Gober

Candidate for City Council District 2

7 candidates · 3 seats4 sourced positions

Dan Gober is running for Camarillo City Council District 2 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Susan Santangelo and Sylvia C. Garcia.

Vote-by-mail ballots mailed to active registered voters · Mon, Oct 5, 2026

Today

Life-science executive who chairs the Los Angeles County Life Science Advisory Board. He spent 17 years with a major pharmaceutical company.

Endorsed by: Ventura County Supervisors Jeff Gorell, Kelly Long and Janice Parvin; Camarillo Mayor Emeritus Charlotte Craven; Ventura County Deputy Sheriffs' Association; Ventura County Coastal Association of REALTORS Dan Gober for Camarillo City Council
Campaign website: www.goberforcamarillo.com

Where Dan Gober stands: positions on the record

Flock license plate cameras1 sourced position

Camarillo Caller candidate questionnaire; responses published as submitted
Supports responsible use of the cameras with limited access, retention limits and reporting.
“Yes, I support the responsible use of automated license plate reader cameras because public safety should be one of the City's highest priorities.”
Own statementThe Camarillo Caller

Camarillo Airport1 sourced position

Lists airport noise as a priority and says he would engage county and federal officials on flight patterns and noise mitigation.
“Engage directly with Ventura County and federal officials on flight patterns and noise mitigation.”
Own statementDan Gober for Camarillo City Council

Jobs and economic development1 sourced position

Lists attracting high-wage employers in industries like life science as a priority.
“Camarillo should compete for high-wage jobs in growing industries like life science.”
Own statementDan Gober for Camarillo City Council

Immigration enforcement1 sourced position

Camarillo Caller candidate questionnaire; responses published as submitted
Says immigration enforcement is a federal responsibility, not a function of the City Council.
“Federal immigration enforcement is a federal responsibility, not a function of Camarillo City Council.”
Own statementThe Camarillo Caller

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