Clovis City Council District 1 · Nov 3, 2026

Mason L. Magsig

Candidate for City Council District 1

7 candidates · 3 seats4 sourced positions

Mason L. Magsig is running for Clovis City Council District 1 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Maeketah Sayasane.

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Commercial lender at FFB who graduated from Clovis High School in 2022. He is completing his studies at Western Governors University.

Occupation (from candidate statement): Commercial Banker/Businessman
Endorsed by: Lists the Clovis Firefighters Association, Clovis Police Officers Association and Clovis Public Safety Employees Association; Supervisors Nathan Magsig and Garry Bredefeld; Assemblymember David Tangipa; Councilmembers Diane Pearce, Matt Basgall and Drew Bessinger; Sheriff John Zanoni; former Councilmember Jose Flores; and the Central Valley Young Republicans, Fresno County Republican Assembly and Lincoln Club of Fresno County. Mason Magsig for Clovis City Council
Campaign website: www.masonmagsig.com

Where Mason L. Magsig stands: positions on the record

Economic development1 sourced position

Wants to bring more businesses to Clovis to raise tax revenue for public safety and infrastructure.
“Bring more businesses into the city of Clovis to increase tax revenue to offset costs and increase funding for public safety and infrastructure.”
Own statementBallotpedia · Sep 9, 2026

Public safety1 sourced position

Says he will work to keep at least one police officer for every 1,000 residents and to reduce 9-1-1 response times.
“ensure we have at least 1 police officer for every 1,000 residents”
Own statementMason Magsig for Clovis City Council

Taxes1 sourced position

as quoted by GV Wire
Says he would rather develop new businesses to raise revenue than raise sales or property taxes.
“The people of Clovis don’t need to necessarily pay any more taxes than they already do.”
Own statementGV Wire · Dec 1, 2025

Older neighborhoods1 sourced position

Wants to revitalize older neighborhoods with new street lights, sidewalk maintenance and code enforcement.
“Revitalize older neighborhoods by creating street lights where not currently had, maintaining sidewalks, enforcing code enforcement, etc.”
Own statementBallotpedia · Sep 9, 2026

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