Glendora City Council District 1 · Nov 3, 2026
Teri Merrick
Candidate for City Council District 1
Teri Merrick is running for Glendora City Council District 1 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Michael Allawos.
Vote-by-mail ballots begin mailing · Mon, Oct 5, 2026
TodayCo-founder of Glendora Together who was a professor and department chair at Azusa Pacific University.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Retired Professor / Teacher
- Endorsed by
- Lists the Los Angeles County Democratic Party, Glendora Unified School Board Trustee Monica Garcia and Glendora City Councilmember Karen Davis, among others, as endorsers in her Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey. Ballotpedia · Sep 30, 2026
- Campaign website
- www.merrickforglendora.com
Where Teri Merrick stands: positions on the record
Housing1 sourced position
Says it is necessary to pursue strategic housing development and transportation plans to retain Glendora's character, with ongoing resident engagement.
“pursue strategic housing development and transportation plans to retain Glendora's character and small-town feel”
Own statementGlendora Forward questionnaire
Streets and roads1 sourced position
Campaign site says repairing streets is priority number one, alongside safe pathways for walkers, runners and cyclists.
“Repairing our streets is priority number one, right alongside creating safe pathways for walkers, runners, and cyclists of all ages.”
Own statementTeri Merrick for Glendora City Council
Village traffic and walkability1 sourced position
Says the city should support the People Movement Plan.
“we should support the People Movement Plan”
Own statementGlendora Forward questionnaire
Public safety1 sourced position
Campaign site says she will prioritize community-oriented policing and proactive local outreach.
“I will prioritize community-oriented policing and proactive local outreach.”
Own statementTeri Merrick for Glendora City Council
Budget1 sourced position
Lists increasing revenue to support local business owners, workers and infrastructure repairs as a policy area she is passionate about.
“Increasing revenue to support local businessowners, workers, and infrastructure repairs.”
Own statementBallotpedia · Sep 30, 2026
Also running for City Council District 1
- Michael Allawos (incumbent)
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