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Lincoln City Council District 1 · Nov 3, 2026

Christine Colvin Treshchuk

Candidate for City Council District 1

4 candidates · 2 seats4 sourced positions

Christine Colvin Treshchuk is running for Lincoln City Council District 1 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Holly Andreatta.

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Lincoln resident since 2006 who has built and led businesses for more than 20 years.

Occupation (from candidate statement)
CEO
Campaign website
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Where Christine Colvin Treshchuk stands: positions on the record

Experience1 sourced position
  • Says her commitment to Lincoln began with service as Chair of the Parks and Recreation Committee.

    “My commitment to Lincoln began long before this campaign through my service as Chair of the Parks and Recreation Committee.”

    Own statementPlacer County Elections · Aug 7, 2026

Fiscal management1 sourced position
  • Says the city should examine its existing resources before asking residents for additional revenue.

    “Before asking residents for additional revenue, I believe the city should first examine how existing resources are being used, identify opportunities for greater efficiency, and consider the long term financial consequences of major decisions.”

    Own statementChristine Colvin Treshchuk for Lincoln City Council

Growth and development1 sourced position
  • Says development should come with planning for roads, water, public safety, parks, and other infrastructure.

    “I believe development should be accompanied by thoughtful planning for roads, water, public safety, parks, businesses, and other infrastructure.”

    Own statementChristine Colvin Treshchuk for Lincoln City Council

Gathering Inn litigation1 sourced position
  • As reported by The Sacramento Bee

    Says the lawsuit raises a question about how communities take part in decisions when state law limits local control.

    “This lawsuit raises the question about how communities are supposed to participate meaningfully in decisions that can have significant local impacts when state law limits local control”

    Own statementThe Sacramento Bee · Sep 22, 2026

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