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Nonpartisan race. Under the California Constitution (Art. II, Sec. 6), all city offices are nonpartisan, and a candidate's party preference is not printed on the ballot.

Ross Town Council · Nov 3, 2026

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Roesler

Paul Roesler is running for Ross Town Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 3 candidates are running for 2 seats.

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Background

About: Business executive and incoming president of the Ross School Foundation. He has lived in Ross for nearly three decades.
Occupation (from candidate statement): Business Executive
Party: Nonpartisan race. California Constitution, Article II, Section 6
How the press groups them: Running as a ticket with Robert Herbst, as reported by the Marin Independent Journal. Marin Independent Journal · Sep 21, 2026
Campaign website: www.bobandpaulforross.com

On the record: Paul Roesler

6 sourced

01Fire station3 sourced positions

as reported by the Marin Independent Journal; not a direct quote
Running with Robert Herbst as a ticket to reopen a fire station in Ross.
Own statementMarin Independent Journal · Sep 30, 2026 Link
Says Ross can reopen a station cost-effectively without raising taxes on residents.
We don’t want to raise taxes on ourselves,”
Own statementMarin Independent Journal · Sep 30, 2026 Link
Criticized the council's handling of the fire station closure and of the citizens' initiative.
They had the data in hand and proceeded regardless,”
Own statementMarin Independent Journal · Sep 30, 2026 Link

02Fire district costs1 sourced position

as reported by the Marin Independent Journal; not a direct quote
Says Ross pays 20% of the fire district's budget with 10% of its population, and might get better protection and price through an agreement with Kentfield or Central Marin fire departments.
Own statementMarin Independent Journal · Sep 27, 2026 Link

03Priorities1 sourced position

Lists public safety and emergency preparedness, schools and Safe Routes to School, infrastructure, predictable permitting and careful use of taxpayer money as priorities.
strengthen public safety and emergency preparedness, support our outstanding schools and Safe Routes to School, responsibly invest in and maintain our infrastructure and community assets, ensure fair and predictable permitting processes”
Own statementMarin County Elections · Sep 15, 2026 Link

04Campaign signs1 sourced position

Objected to town staff removing Herbst-Roesler campaign signs, including two from his own property.
What troubles me most is that this involves freedom of political speech during an election, which deserves particular care,”
Own statementMarin Independent Journal · Sep 21, 2026 Link

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