Hemet, CAVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Hemet City Council District 1 · Nov 3, 2026

Norm Kyriss

Candidate for City Council District 1

7 candidates · 3 seats4 sourced positions

Norm Kyriss is running for Hemet City Council District 1 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Constance Howard Clark and Carlos Michel.

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Real estate professional and Hemet resident since 1981. He was Ramona Bowl president during its 100th season.

Occupation (from candidate statement)
Businessman / Grandfather
Campaign website
www.normkyriss.com

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Measure Q, a 1% city sales tax, is also on the ballot citywide. Norm Kyriss, Dalila Salcido and Jimmy DePasse signed the argument against it. City of Hemet · Aug 17, 2026

Where Norm Kyriss stands: positions on the record

Budget1 sourced position

  • Says the city should restore fiscal discipline and cannot rely on higher taxes to solve long-term financial problems.

    “We cannot continue spending beyond our means or expect higher taxes to solve long-term financial problems.”

    Own statementNorm Kyriss · Aug 7, 2026

Measure Q1 sourced position

  • Joint ballot argument signed by Norm Kyriss, Dalila Salcido and James "Jimmy" DePasse

    Co-signed the primary ballot argument against Measure Q, which says the city has a spending problem rather than a revenue problem.

    “WE DON’T HAVE A REVENUE PROBLEM – WE HAVE A SPENDING PROBLEM!”

    Own statementCity of Hemet · Aug 17, 2026

Ran for office1 sourced position
Streets and infrastructure1 sourced position

  • Lists improving streets and parks and supporting first responders among his priorities.

    “improve our streets and parks, support our first responders”

    Own statementNorm Kyriss · Aug 7, 2026

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