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Nonpartisan race. The Sausalito City Council has five members, all elected at large on a non-partisan basis for staggered four-year terms. Endorsed by the Marin County Democratic Party.

Sausalito City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Nastassya
Saad

Nastassya Saad 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: Consultant and Sausalito Planning Commissioner who has chaired the commission for the past two years. She has served nearly ten years on the Historic Preservation and Planning Commissions.
Occupation (from candidate statement): Consultant, Planning Commissioner
Party: Nonpartisan race. City of Sausalito Endorsed by the Marin County Democratic Party. SFGate (Bay City News)City issues often split differently from national party lines. Compare their positions.
Endorsed by: Bay City News reported that her endorsements include Assemblymember Damon Connolly, Councilmember Jill James Hoffman, the Marin County Democratic Party and former Mayor Janelle Kellman. SFGate (Bay City News)

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: Nastassya Saad

4 sourced

01Voter approval of zoning1 sourced position

at the September 30, 2026 candidate forum, as reported by KALW
Said she opposes taking away voter rights, speaking about Measure X.
I’m fundamentally against taking any voter rights away”
Forum answerKALW · Oct 1, 2026 Link

02Measure X1 sourced position

as quoted by the Marin Independent Journal
Said Measure X would repeal sea-level protections recently added to town plans, and that the waterfront and industrial areas need stronger protections.
Sausalito’s waterfront and industrial areas need stronger protections overall”
Own statementMarin Independent Journal · Sep 29, 2026 Link

03City priorities1 sourced position

Calls for greater accountability and transparency while maintaining essential city services.
I believe Sausalito needs greater accountability, transparency, and a renewed commitment to serving residents while maintaining the essential services that keep our city strong.”
Own statementMarin County Voter Information Guide · Sep 17, 2026 Link

04Waterfront and character1 sourced position

Says she wants to protect Sausalito's arts community, working waterfront, maritime heritage, scenic hills, Richardson Bay and village atmosphere.
Own statementMarin County Voter Information Guide · Sep 17, 2026 Link

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