Wasco, CAVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Wasco City Council District 1 · Nov 3, 2026

Gilberto Reyna

Candidate for City Council District 1 (incumbent)

2 candidates · 1 seat5 sourced positions

Gilberto Reyna, the incumbent, is running for Wasco City Council District 1 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Aubrey E. Wimberly.

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Wasco City Council member for District 1 and Mayor Pro Tem, first elected in December 2016.

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Council Districts 1 and 3 are up in 2026. Gilberto Reyna and Aubrey E. Wimberly are the certified candidates for District 1. City of Wasco

The City of Wasco certified candidate list shows no candidate statement filed for Gilberto Reyna or Aubrey E. Wimberly. City of Wasco

Where Gilberto Reyna stands: positions on the record

City budget1 sourced position
Police pay and contracts1 sourced position
City Manager1 sourced position
Police station1 sourced position
  • Said that as the Wasco Police Department grows a new police station will be needed, and that he advocated for $5 million in state funding.

    “As the WPD grows, we will need to build a new police station; to this end, I have advocated closely with Assemblymember Dr. Jasmeet Bains and Senator Melissa Hurtado to secure $5 million in funding for the department.”

    Own statementWasco Tribune · Jul 20, 2023

Pedestrian and bike safety1 sourced position
  • Said that as a Kern Council of Governments board member he has pushed for bike lane funding and pedestrian-activated crossing signals.

    “As a Kern Council of Governments board member, I have been championing more bike lanes funding and robust pedestrian-activated crossing signals.”

    Own statementWasco Tribune · Jul 20, 2023

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