Los Angeles City Council District 3 · Nov 3, 2026

Barri Worth Girvan

Candidate for City Council District 3

6 candidates · 2 seats7 sourced positions

Barri Worth Girvan is running for Los Angeles City Council District 3 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Timothy K. Gaspar.

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Director of Community Affairs for Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath; she has also held positions in the State Legislature and the office of a former Los Angeles mayor.

Occupation (from candidate statement): Valley Community Advocate
Endorsed by: Supervisor Lindsey Horvath, former Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, Congressmembers Julia Brownley and Luz Rivas, and labor groups including IBEW Local 11 and IATSE, among others listed on her site Barri Worth Girvan for City Council
Campaign website: www.barriforthevalley.com

Where Barri Worth Girvan stands: positions on the record

Homelessness2 sourced positions

As reported by the Los Angeles Times; not a direct quote
Supports Inside Safe as a starting point but says more permanent supportive housing should be built instead of relying on interim hotel housing.
Own statementLos Angeles Times · Oct 1, 2026
Wants to dismantle LAHSA and replace it with a new structure.
“Barri wants to dismantle it and replace it with a structure that is transparent, accountable and actually works.”
Own statementBarri Worth Girvan for City Council

Housing near transit1 sourced position

As reported by the Los Angeles Times; not a direct quote
Supports SB 79 but would push for local carve-outs for hillsides and high fire-severity zones.
Own statementLos Angeles Times · Oct 1, 2026

Housing1 sourced position

Wants new housing built near transit, jobs and existing density, not in high-fire zones.
“Build near transit, jobs, and existing density — not in high‑fire zones or areas without infrastructure.”
Own statementBarri Worth Girvan for City Council

Government1 sourced position

Wants to modernize the City Charter.
“Barri wants to modernize the City Charter so Valley residents finally get the responsiveness they deserve.”
Own statementBarri Worth Girvan for City Council

Development1 sourced position

As reported by the Los Angeles Times; not a direct quote
Supports the Warner Center 2035 development plan.
Own statementLos Angeles Times · Oct 1, 2026

Mayor's race1 sourced position

As reported by the Los Angeles Times; not a direct quote
Supports Mayor Karen Bass for reelection.
Own statementLos Angeles Times · Oct 1, 2026

Also running for City Council District 3

Timothy K. Gaspar

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