Laguna Woods City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Annie McCary
Candidate for City Council (incumbent)
Annie McCary, the incumbent, is running for Laguna Woods City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 3 candidates are running for 2 seats.
Vote-by-mail ballots available · Mon, Oct 5, 2026
TodayAnnie McCary is Laguna Woods' mayor, elected to the City Council in 2022.
Two of the three candidates, Annie McCary and Carol Moore, are incumbents whose current terms end in 2026. City of Laguna Woods
The city lists Sue Quam, Annie McCary and Carol Moore as the nominees for two seats, in ballot order. City of Laguna Woods · Aug 18, 2026
Where Annie McCary stands: positions on the record
Public safety1 sourced position
As stated in the candidate's statement
Says nearly half of the general fund budget goes to police services.
“We are committed to public safety, with nearly half of our general fund budget going to police services.”
Own statementAnnie McCary · Aug 18, 2026
Fire station1 sourced position
As stated in the candidate's statement
Says the city has completed planning for a new fire station on Moulton Parkway.
“We have completed our planning for a new fire station on Moulton Parkway”
Own statementAnnie McCary · Aug 18, 2026
City budget1 sourced position
As stated in the candidate's statement
Says the city has balanced budgets, clean audits, no debt and no unfunded pension liability.
“We consistently have balanced budgets, clean audits, no debt, and no unfunded pension liability.”
Own statementAnnie McCary · Aug 18, 2026
Coyotes and wildlife1 sourced position
As stated in the candidate's statement
Says the city has mobilized county, state and federal resources to respond to coyotes.
“We have mobilized county, state and federal resources to respond to our coyote problem.”
Own statementAnnie McCary · Aug 18, 2026
Also running for City Council
- Carol Moore (incumbent)
- Sue Quam
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