Lompoc, CAVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Lompoc Mayor · Nov 3, 2026

James Ian Mosby

Candidate for Mayor (incumbent)

6 candidates · 3 seats5 sourced positions

James Ian Mosby, the incumbent, is running for mayor of Lompoc in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Jeremy Ball.

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James Mosby is the sitting mayor of Lompoc, elected to the office in 2024 after six years on the City Council.

Occupation (from candidate statement)
Mayor

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Where James Ian Mosby stands: positions on the record

Street repair tax2 sourced positions
  • Voted yes to place a half-cent street-repair sales tax measure on the June 2 ballot (passed 4-1, February 2026).

    Council voteSanta Maria Times

  • As reported by Noozhawk; the advocacy is the reporter's description

    Said he would not trust another general fund tax; reported as an advocate of the special tax for road repairs.

    “I wouldn’t trust another general fund tax”

    Own statementNoozhawk

Development impact fees1 sourced position
  • Said the city was able to justify and reduce its impact fees by 92%.

    “We were able to justify and reduce our impact fees by 92%”

    Own statementNoozhawk

Surf Beach fishing1 sourced position
  • Voted yes on a letter to the California Fish and Game Commission backing a change to the Vandenberg Marine Reserve that would permit fishing at Surf Beach (passed 4-1, September 2026).

    Council voteSanta Maria Times · Sep 15, 2026

Housing1 sourced position
  • Named housing and jobs among the top issues in the mayor's race.

    “We get those two rectified, you’ll see a lot of other things come into line”

    Own statementNoozhawk · Sep 7, 2026

What James Ian Mosby said vs. how James Ian Mosby voted

Street repair funding

In their words

  • Said he would not trust another general fund tax; reported as an advocate of the special tax for road repairs.

    As reported by Noozhawk; the advocacy is the reporter's description ·Noozhawk

On the record

  • Voted yes to place a half-cent street-repair sales tax measure on the June 2 ballot (passed 4-1, February 2026).

    Santa Maria Times

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