Manhattan Beach, CAVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Manhattan Beach City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Joseph Ungoco

Candidate for City Council

4 candidates · 2 seats4 sourced positions

Joseph Ungoco is running for Manhattan Beach City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 2 seats.

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Joseph Ungoco has served on the Manhattan Beach Planning Commission for two terms.

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Amy Howorth is the only incumbent on the ballot; Richard Montgomery and Mark Burton are former council members and Joseph Ungoco is a Planning Commission member. MB News · Aug 19, 2026

Candidates for the November 3, 2026 ballot are Richard P. Montgomery, Amy Howorth, Mark Burton and Joseph Ungoco, as listed by the City Clerk. City of Manhattan Beach

Where Joseph Ungoco stands: positions on the record

Speed cameras1 sourced position

  • Says the city should support police enforcement and remain open to new ways to help police, in a statement on speed cameras.

    “We need to remain open to new ways that assist our police in doing their job: protecting our residents.”

    Own statementMB News Candidate Conversations · Sep 28, 2026

License plate readers1 sourced position

  • Says he led his Masonic lodge's decision to join the city's voluntary camera registration program.

    “I led the decision to participate in the City’s voluntary camera registration program.”

    Own statementMB News Candidate Conversations · Sep 28, 2026

Building height1 sourced position

  • Campaign site lists opposing excessive height and density as part of his responsible growth priority.

    “Oppose excessive height and density”

    Own statementJoseph Ungoco campaign website

Term limits1 sourced position

  • Campaign site proposes a lifetime maximum of two four-year council terms.

    “Set a strict lifetime maximum of two four-year City Council terms—eight years total.”

    Own statementJoseph Ungoco campaign website

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