Paso Robles Mayor · Nov 3, 2026

Bill Britton

Candidate for Mayor

8 candidates · 3 seats3 sourced positions

Bill Britton is running for mayor of Paso Robles in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Faith Frankel and Chris Rogalla.

Early voting begins at the SLO Elections Office · Mon, Oct 5, 2026

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Retired Air Force officer and former Cal Poly chief information officer. He has served as a Paso Robles airport commissioner.

Endorsed by: Lists San Luis Obispo County Sheriff Ian Parkinson, County Supervisor John Peschong, Mayor John Hamon and Councilmember Steve Gregory, among others. Bill Britton for Mayor, Endorsements
Campaign website: bill4pasorobles.com

Where Bill Britton stands: positions on the record

Spaceport1 sourced position

Supports the spaceport as a way to put an underused city asset to work; says to move through FAA licensing and decide on facts.
“I believe it’s an exciting opportunity to put an underutilized city asset to work, create good-paying jobs, attract aerospace and advanced-technology businesses, and expand educational and workforce opportunities for our community,”
Own statementThe Tribune, Where do Paso Robles candidates stand on city's spaceport push?

Public records and transparency1 sourced position

Wants better public-facing financial information and regular reporting on significant city projects.
“Residents should be able to understand where their tax dollars are going, why we’re spending them and what results we’re getting,”
Own statementThe Tribune, Voter guide for Paso Robles mayor, City Council races

Council conduct1 sourced position

Said council members hold equal votes and must discuss disagreements openly, at the Chamber of Commerce forum.
“they’ve got to be able to discuss openly with each other what’s going on and how things are happening.”
Forum answerThe Tribune, Paso Robles candidates debate government accountability

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