Concord City Council District 1 · Nov 3, 2026

Maria Bagley

Candidate for City Council District 1

9 candidates · 3 seats5 sourced positions

Maria Bagley is running for Concord City Council District 1 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Laura Hoffmeister and Patricia Brazil.

Vote-by-mail packets mailed out · Mon, Oct 5, 2026

Today

Finance professional with 22 years in banking, local government and running a small business in Concord.

Where Maria Bagley stands: positions on the record

Naval Weapons Station1 sourced position

Candidate statement filed with the Concord City Clerk
Says she will hold the base's master developer to its promises and demand transparency.
“I'll hold the master developer to every promise, demand transparency, and always put the interests of our city first.”
Own statementCity of Concord candidate information packet: Maria Bagley (candidate statement)

Budget1 sourced position

Pledges to close the city's structural deficit and return to a balanced budget.
“Close the structural deficit and return Concord to a balanced, sustainable budget”
Own statementMaria Bagley campaign site

Renters1 sourced position

Says she would keep Concord's existing tenant protections while building more housing.
“Keep Concord's existing tenant protections, while recognizing that the lasting fix is building more housing”
Own statementMaria Bagley campaign site

Housing1 sourced position

Wants more "missing middle" homes such as townhomes and duplexes.
“Build more "missing middle" homes, like townhomes and duplexes, that working families can actually afford”
Own statementMaria Bagley campaign site

Jobs1 sourced position

Supports local hiring, apprenticeship pathways and prevailing wages on public projects.
“I support local hiring, apprenticeship pathways, and prevailing wages on public projects”
Own statementBallotpedia Candidate Connection survey

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