What political party is Cami Corvin?

Nonpartisan race. Under the California Constitution (Art. II, Sec. 6), all city offices are nonpartisan, and a candidate's party preference is not printed on the ballot.

Capitola City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Cami
Corvin

Cami Corvin is running for Capitola City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 5 candidates are running for 3 seats.

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Background

About: Paralegal and business owner with more than 45 years in the legal profession. She is a trustee of the Capitola Historical Museum and vice president of Think Local First.
Occupation (from candidate statement): Paralegal Business Owner
Party: Nonpartisan race. California Constitution, Article II, Section 6
Endorsed by: Capitola Mayor Margaux Morgan; County Supervisors Kim De Serpa and Manu Koenig; former Mayor Gayle Ortiz; and local residents and business owners. Cami 4 Capitola
Campaign website: cami4capitola.com

On the record: Cami Corvin

8 sourced

01Housing2 sourced positions

Said the city should not build where infrastructure such as police, fire and water cannot support new development.
If we can’t support that, then we should not be building in that area.”
Own statementSanta Cruz Local Link
Says she supports housing but meeting state obligations does not mean accepting a project without adequate infrastructure.
I support housing, but not at any cost.”
Own statementTPG Online Daily · Oct 3, 2026 Link

02Capitola Mall1 sourced position

Says a mall proposal must be a balanced mixed-use development and supports seriously evaluating a hotel.
To earn my support, a proposal must be a genuinely balanced mixed-use development.”
Own statementTPG Online Daily · Oct 3, 2026 Link

03Rail trail2 sourced positions

as reported by Santa Cruz Local; not a direct quote
Supports building the rail trail and wants the historic trestle preserved.
Forum answerSanta Cruz Local Link
Says she will not support attempts to work around voter-approved Measure L requirements.
I will not support attempts to work around voter-approved requirements through terminology, project design or other means.”
Own statementCami 4 Capitola Link

04Stockton Avenue Bridge1 sourced position

Wants a comparison of rehabilitation or retrofit against replacement before committing to replace the bridge.
Before committing to full replacement, I want an apples-to-apples comparison of rehabilitation or retrofit versus replacement.”
Own statementTPG Online Daily · Oct 3, 2026 Link

05Cliff Drive1 sourced position

Says Cliff Drive should be the top resilience priority, starting with stabilizing the bluff.
The first objective must be stabilizing the bluff and protecting essential infrastructure.”
Own statementTPG Online Daily · Oct 3, 2026 Link

06Budget1 sourced position

Says essential services should come before discretionary projects and she would examine contracts and consultant costs.
Police, public works, recreation, roads, storm drains, and other essential services must come before discretionary projects.”
Own statementTPG Online Daily · Oct 3, 2026 Link

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