Fremont City Council District 4 · Nov 3, 2026
Aziz Akbari
Candidate for City Council District 4
Aziz Akbari is running for Fremont City Council District 4 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Ying Min Li, Anurag Mishra and Manisha Pathak.
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TodayElected to the Alameda County Water District board in 2016 and now its president; industrial and systems engineering graduate of USC.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Director, Alameda County Water District
- Endorsed by
- Alameda Labor Council, Alameda County BCTC, Teamsters Joint Council 7, SEIU-UHW, Alameda County Democratic Party, Rep. Ro Khanna, Rep. Aisha Wahab, Assemblymembers Alex Lee and Liz Ortega, and others listed on his site. Aziz Akbari campaign
- Campaign website
- www.azizakbari.com
Where Aziz Akbari stands: positions on the record
Housing3 sourced positions
Answer at the Sep 14, 2026 SFBU candidate forum, from the video's auto-generated transcript; not a direct quote
Said Fremont should build more dense transit-oriented housing and fund affordable housing through loans or a bond measure.
Lists stronger renter protections and more affordable, transit-oriented housing as campaign priorities.
“I will fight for stronger renter protections, more affordable and transit-oriented housing, expanded youth employment opportunities, and policies that ensure Fremont works for the people who call it home.”
Own statementBallotpedia
Wrote that he would seek to ban corporate investors from buying homes in Fremont.
“I will also fight to ban corporate investors from buying residential property in Fremont.”
Own statementBallotpedia
City budget1 sourced position
Answer at the Sep 14, 2026 SFBU candidate forum, from the video's auto-generated transcript; not a direct quote
Proposed an efficiency program with 5 to 10 percent department budget targets, less use of outside consultants, and exploring other uses of the city golf course.
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