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Oxnard City Council District 1 · Nov 3, 2026

Bert E. Perello

Candidate for City Council District 1 (incumbent)

7 candidates · 3 seats11 sourced positions

Bert E. Perello, the incumbent, is running for Oxnard City Council District 1 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against John Barrick and Eduardo Huerta.

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District 1 councilmember since 2013, first elected to finish the term Tim Flynn left to become mayor.

Occupation (from candidate statement)
Oxnard City Councilmember District 1
Endorsed by
Lists endorsements from Oxnard Firefighters IAFF Local 1684, Assemblymember Steve Bennett, Supervisor Vianey Lopez, Congresswoman Julia Brownley, SEIU Local 721, the West Ventura County Business Alliance and United Farm Workers of America, among others. Bert Perello campaign site
Campaign website
www.bert4oxnard.com

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Where Bert E. Perello stands: positions on the record

Budget1 sourced position
Homelessness2 sourced positions
  • Voted yes on a one-year, $3.2 million agreement with Mercy House to run the Oxnard Navigation Center shelter (passed 6-1, June 2026).

    Council voteOxnard City Council minutes, 2026-06-01 · Jun 1, 2026

  • Says he supported the Casa de Carmen shelter and efforts that helped cut homelessness 15% two years in a row.

    “Supported the Casa de Carmen Shelter and efforts that helped reduce homelessness by 15% two years in a row.”

    Own statementBert Perello campaign site

Ormond Beach power plant2 sourced positions
Renter protections3 sourced positions
Public defender funding1 sourced position
Immigration enforcement1 sourced position
Past candidacy1 sourced position

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