Tustin Mayor · Nov 3, 2026

Letitia Clark

Candidate for Mayor

4 candidates · 2 seats5 sourced positions

Letitia Clark is running for mayor of Tustin in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Austin Lumbard.

Vote-by-mail ballots available · Mon, Oct 5, 2026

Today

Former Tustin mayor and councilmember who served from 2016 to 2024. She is a Tustin High School graduate and holds a doctorate.

Letitia Clark served as mayor and councilmember from 2016 to 2024. Letitia Clark

Where Letitia Clark stands: positions on the record

Tustin Legacy1 sourced position

Says she approved more than 2,100 new homes at Tustin Legacy while serving as mayor and councilmember.
“approved more than 2,100 new homes at Tustin Legacy”
Own statementLetitia Clark

Public safety1 sourced position

Lists public safety, emergency preparedness and mental health services among her priorities.
“investing in parks, roads, housing, public safety, emergency preparedness, and mental health services”
Own statementLetitia Clark

Pensions1 sourced position

As reported by the Orange County Register
Called Assembly Bill 1383 a response to a police and public safety recruitment and retention problem (told the Orange County Register's editorial board).
“It’s a serious response to a recruitment and retention problem cities across California are facing”
Own statementOrange County Register · Sep 29, 2026

Term limits2 sourced positions

As reported by the Orange County Register; not a direct quote
Said longer term limits would attract "career politicians" (as reported by the Orange County Register; not a direct quote).
Own statementOrange County Register · Sep 20, 2024
Voted no on placing the 2024 term-limit measure on the ballot (passed 3-2, June 2024).
Council voteTustin City Council minutes, June 18, 2024 · Jun 18, 2024

In their words

Said longer term limits would attract "career politicians" (as reported by the Orange County Register; not a direct quote).
Sep 20, 2024 ·As reported by the Orange County Register; not a direct quote ·Orange County Register · Sep 20, 2024

On the record

Voted no on placing the 2024 term-limit measure on the ballot (passed 3-2, June 2024).
Jun 18, 2024 ·Tustin City Council minutes, June 18, 2024 · Jun 18, 2024

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