Yountville Mayor · Nov 3, 2026
Marjorie
Mohler
Marjorie Mohler, the incumbent, is running for mayor of Yountville in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Joe Tagliaboschi.
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The race · Mayor
- 01Marjorie MohlerYou’re reading
- 02Joe Tagliaboschi
Background
- About
- Mayor of Yountville since 2022 and founder of Ciencia Group, a drug development consulting company. She was first elected to the Town Council in 2008.
- Party
- Nonpartisan race. California Constitution, Article II, Section 6
On the record: Marjorie Mohler
9 sourced01Yountville Commons4 sourced positions
Voted yes on introducing the Commons zoning ordinance and adopting the Commons general plan amendment and tentative map (passed 4-1, January 2026).
Council voteTown of Yountville · Jan 13, 2026LinkHow the council voted
Voted yes on a budget resolution that moved $3,050,000 into the Yountville Commons capital fund (passed 5-0, February 2026).
Council voteTown of Yountville · Feb 3, 2026LinkHow the council voted
Voted yes on introducing an ordinance repealing the Yountville Commons zoning ordinance (passed 5-0, June 2026).
Council voteTown of Yountville · Jun 2, 2026LinkHow the council voted
as reported by The Press Democrat; not a direct quote
Said a workforce housing project should meet the town's long-term needs rather than maximize unit count, and must be financially sustainable.
Forum answerThe Press Democrat · Sep 30, 2026Link
02Town budget1 sourced position
Voted yes on adopting the town's two-year budget for fiscal years 2026/2027 and 2027/2028 (passed 5-0, May 2026).
Council voteTown of Yountville · May 19, 2026LinkHow the council voted
03Measure Y2 sourced positions
Voted yes on calling the November 2026 election and placing Measure Y on the ballot (passed 5-0, June 2026).
Council voteTown of Yountville · Jun 16, 2026LinkHow the council voted
Signed the Town Council's official ballot argument in favor of Measure Y.
Own statementTown of YountvilleLink
04Town finances1 sourced position
Lists maintaining strong financial reserves among her priorities for the next four years.
Over the next four years, my priorities are clear: maintain strong financial reserves, responsibly plan for housing and infrastructure needs, protect essential town services”
Own statementNapa Valley Register · Oct 4, 2026Link
05Water1 sourced position
Supports building a one-million-gallon water storage tank for emergency preparedness.
I support reliable and affordable water supplies, including construction of a one-million-gallon water storage tank to strengthen emergency preparedness”
Own statementNapa Valley Register · Oct 4, 2026Link
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Marjorie Mohler: their words and their votes on the same issue
Yountville Commons
In their words
Said a workforce housing project should meet the town's long-term needs rather than maximize unit count, and must be financially sustainable.
Sep 30, 2026 ·as reported by The Press Democrat; not a direct quote ·The Press Democrat · Sep 30, 2026
On the record
Voted yes on introducing the Commons zoning ordinance and adopting the Commons general plan amendment and tentative map (passed 4-1, January 2026).
Jan 13, 2026 ·Town of Yountville · Jan 13, 2026
Voted yes on a budget resolution that moved $3,050,000 into the Yountville Commons capital fund (passed 5-0, February 2026).
Feb 3, 2026 ·Town of Yountville · Feb 3, 2026
Voted yes on introducing an ordinance repealing the Yountville Commons zoning ordinance (passed 5-0, June 2026).
Jun 2, 2026 ·Town of Yountville · Jun 2, 2026
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