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Gilroy City Council District 6 · Nov 3, 2026

Elizabeth Bracco

Candidate for City Council District 6

8 candidates · 3 seats4 sourced positions

Elizabeth Bracco is running for Gilroy City Council District 6 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Rebeca Armendariz and Brad Starks.

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Local business chief financial officer with a B.S. in Public Policy. Interned with the Gilroy Police Department.

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Where Elizabeth Bracco stands: positions on the record

Public safety funding1 sourced position
  • Says keeping entertainment spending local can fund essential services and public safety without raising taxes.

    “I want to build a thriving, financially responsible future by keeping our entertainment dollars local to fund essential services and public safety without raising taxes.”

    Own statementGilroy Dispatch · Oct 1, 2026

Community center1 sourced position
  • Lists a new community center and a neighborhood park among her priorities for District 6.

    “I will aggressively fight for safer streets, faster police response times, youth mentorship, a new community center and a dedicated neighborhood park for the Las Animas and Murray communities.”

    Own statementGilroy Dispatch · Oct 1, 2026

Economic development1 sourced position
  • Says the city must reimagine its economic development strategy.

    “we must completely reimagine our economic development strategy”

    Own statementGilroy Dispatch · Oct 1, 2026

Transparency1 sourced position
  • Says she will work on communication between City Hall and the community.

    “Crucially, I will work to correct the communication breakdown between City Hall and our community.”

    Own statementGilroy Dispatch · Oct 1, 2026

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