Fairfax Town Council · Nov 3, 2026
Doug
Kelly
Doug Kelly is running for Fairfax Town Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 2 seats.
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The race · Town Council
- 01Susan Adams
- 02Larry Bragman
- 03Matt Da Cunha
- 04Aubrey HarmonWithdrawn
- 05Doug KellyYou’re reading
- 06Cheryl ScorzaWithdrawn
Background
- About
- Former San Anselmo Town Council member and a Ross Valley Sanitary District director. He sells and services restaurant point-of-sale systems.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Director, Ross Valley Sanitary District
- Party
- Nonpartisan race. California Constitution, Article II, Section 6
- Campaign website
- dougkellyfairfax.com
Six candidates filed for two seats: Susan Adams, Larry Bragman, Matt Da Cunha, Aubrey Harmon, Doug Kelly and Cheryl Scorza. Marin County Elections
On the record: Doug Kelly
8 sourced01Housing3 sourced positions
as reported by the Marin Independent Journal; not a direct quote
Said he would like to join other towns to fight Sacramento on housing legislation.
fight Sacramento”
Own statementMarin Independent Journal · Oct 3, 2026Link
as reported by the Marin Independent Journal; not a direct quote
Said he supports low-income housing, but high-rise buildings are not right for the town.
Own statementMarin Independent Journal · Oct 3, 2026Link
as reported by the Marin Independent Journal editorial board; not a direct quote
Says the School Street project is not right for Fairfax.
not right for Fairfax”
Own statementMarin Independent Journal · Oct 8, 2026Link
02Sales tax (Measure J)1 sourced position
ballot argument signed with four other residents
Signed the ballot argument against Measure J, the June 2026 measure raising the Town sales tax and removing its sunset.
Fairfax should retry a sales tax measure in November using a transparent, honest process and ensuring accountability via a 10-year sunset.”
Own statementPrimary argument against Measure J (Fairfax, June 2, 2026 ballot) · Mar 20, 2026Link
03Road funding1 sourced position
from the September 23, 2026 League of Women Voters forum, as transcribed by Open Fairfax; not a direct quote
Said incoming fees from PG&E and Marin Sanitary should be put into the roads.
Forum answerOpen Fairfax · Sep 23, 2026Link
04Cannabis1 sourced position
from the September 23, 2026 League of Women Voters forum, as transcribed by Open Fairfax; not a direct quote
Suggested putting recreational cannabis storefronts to residents, either on a ballot or through serious outreach.
Forum answerOpen Fairfax · Sep 23, 2026Link
05Budget1 sourced position
Says too much taxpayer money goes to attorneys and too little to road repairs.
Too much taxpayer money goes to attorneys, too little to road repairs.”
Own statementMarin County Voter Information Guide · Sep 18, 2026Link
06Town manager search1 sourced position
as reported by the Marin Independent Journal; not a direct quote
Wants a town manager with experience who will listen to all members of the council.
Own statementMarin Independent Journal · Oct 3, 2026Link
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