San Gabriel City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Wendy Wang
Candidate for City Council
Wendy Wang is running for San Gabriel City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 5 candidates are running for 3 seats.
Ballots mailed to registered voters (approximately the first week of October) · Mon, Oct 5, 2026
TodayCaregiver in the Los Angeles County In-Home Supportive Services program for nearly nine years. She has lived in San Gabriel for nearly 23 years.
- Campaign website
- www.wendywangsg.com
Where Wendy Wang stands: positions on the record
Athens trash contract1 sourced position
Supports a more open and competitive process for waste-service contracts, with opportunities for multiple providers to compete when contracts are reviewed or renewed.
“Support a more open, transparent, and competitive process for waste-service contracts, including opportunities for multiple qualified providers to compete when contracts are reviewed or renewed.”
Own statementWendy Wang for San Gabriel City Council (campaign website)
Youth commission1 sourced position
Would establish a Youth Commission to give young people a role in local government.
“Establish a Youth Commission to create a more meaningful role for young people in local government.”
Own statementWendy Wang for San Gabriel City Council (campaign website)
Sales tax oversight1 sourced position
Calls for stronger budget oversight and more transparency on how tax dollars are spent.
“Strengthen oversight of the City budget and increase transparency around how taxpayer dollars are spent.”
Own statementWendy Wang for San Gabriel City Council (campaign website)
Permits and small business1 sourced position
Proposes a one-stop service for residents and small businesses on permits and applications.
“Create a convenient one-stop service where residents and small businesses can get clear guidance on permits, applications, requirements, and the appropriate City departments.”
Own statementWendy Wang for San Gabriel City Council (campaign website)
Also running for City Council
- Eric L. Chan (incumbent)
- Jordan Guzman
- Denise Menchaca (incumbent)
- John Wu (incumbent)
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