Huntington Beach, CAVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Huntington Beach City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Amory Hanson

Candidate for City Council

11 candidates · 4 seats5 sourced positions

Amory Hanson is running for Huntington Beach City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 11 candidates are running for 4 seats.

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Longtime member of the Huntington Beach Historic Resources Board; running for council for the sixth time.

Occupation (from candidate statement)
Historic Resources Boardman

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Where Amory Hanson stands: positions on the record

Arts1 sourced position
  • Proposes a city performing arts center and a city historical museum.

    “I will work to create a Huntington Beach performing arts center”

    Own statementAmory Hanson

Development1 sourced position
  • Says he will keep opposing high-density development.

    “I will continue to support our environment and the fight against high density development.”

    Own statementAmory Hanson

Public comment1 sourced position
  • Pledges to allow the full three minutes for public speakers at council meetings and codify it.

    “I will allow the full 3 minutes at city council meetings when I am Mayor and work to codify this as an ordinance.”

    Own statementAmory Hanson

Campaign money1 sourced position
  • Protect Huntington Beach debate, as reported by the Daily Pilot

    Said he wants to keep campaign donation limits where they are.

    Forum answerDaily Pilot · Sep 17, 2026

Downtown1 sourced position
  • Chamber of Commerce forum, as reported by the Daily Pilot

    Was among the eight forum candidates who said the first three blocks of Main Street should not be closed permanently.

    Forum answerDaily Pilot · Oct 1, 2026

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