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Sausalito City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Adrian
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Adrian Brinton is running for Sausalito City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 2 seats.

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Background

About: Retired technology executive who spent over 20 years leading teams in mission-critical technology. For the past three years he has served Sausalito full-time as a volunteer.
Occupation (from candidate statement): Retired Technology Executive
Party: Nonpartisan race. City of Sausalito
Endorsed by: Endorsements listed on his campaign site include Mayor Steven Woodside, Vice Mayor Melissa Blaustein, Councilmember Ian Sobieski, and former council members Peter Van Meter, Ron Albert, Ray Withy, Susan Cleveland Knowles and Tom Riley. Adrian Brinton for Sausalito City Council: Endorsements
Campaign website: www.brintonforsausalito.com

Four candidates filed for two seats: Joan Cox, Jill James Hoffman, Nastassya Saad and Adrian Brinton. Marin County Elections

Joan Cox, Jill James Hoffman, Nastassya Saad and Adrian Brinton debated at a September 30, 2026 forum hosted by the League of Women Voters of Marin County and the Sausalito Woman's Club. KALW · Oct 1, 2026

On the record: Adrian Brinton

4 sourced

01Marinship zoning1 sourced position

Supports Measure X, which he helped draft, saying it would unfreeze the Marinship, create jobs and fund infrastructure without raising taxes.
Measure X — the AIM Initiative — is our first real shot in 40 years to unfreeze the Marinship, create jobs, and fund infrastructure without touching historic downtown or raising taxes.”
Own statementAdrian Brinton for Sausalito City Council Link

02Measure X1 sourced position

as quoted by the Marin Independent Journal
Said he helped draft Measure X and circulate it for signatures.
I proudly support Measure X”
Own statementMarin Independent Journal · Sep 29, 2026 Link

03Infrastructure funding1 sourced position

Says infrastructure repairs should be funded through new revenue from growth, not higher taxes.
Fix infrastructure, grow our economy, support our merchants — all funded through smart growth, not higher taxes.”
Own statementAdrian Brinton for Sausalito City Council Link

04Downtown businesses1 sourced position

Calls for supporting downtown merchants by cutting red tape and permit delays.
Own statementAdrian Brinton for Sausalito City Council Link

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