Union City City Council · District 4 · November 3, 2026
A Fresh Perspective. Passion for Improvement.
Bay Area resident since 2008 · Union City neighbor since 2021. Software engineer. Father. Community advocate.
Building a Responsive Union City
As a software engineer and a father, my work and life are built on two fundamental principles: fixing problems that don't work, and building a safe, prosperous future for our children.
Having lived in the Bay Area since 2008 and proudly calling Union City home since 2021, I love our diverse, vibrant community. But I also know local government can—and should—do better for our residents. I'm running for City Council to bridge the gap between residents and city hall with a problem-solver's mindset, an open-door approach, and a commitment to clear communication and decisive action.
Problems & Solutions
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Enhance Public Safety & Neighborhood Security
Increase visible security patrolling so that residents can see and feel the safety.
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Support Local Businesses & Economic Growth
Help local entrepreneurs thrive by attracting new businesses, vibrant dining, and retail options to expand our local tax base without burdening homeowners.
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Create More Recreation & Family Entertainment
Invest in modernizing local parks, sports fields, and community centers. Bring more family-friendly entertainment, community events, and youth programs to Union City so families don't have to travel elsewhere for fun.
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Improve City's Outlook
Modernize the overall outlook & aesthetics of certain areas that look way out-of-date.
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Responsive & Transparent Leadership
Ensure that the city is providing max return of value to tax-payers through improved facilities. Upgrade city technology so you can access public information about how well the city is performing, instantly and easily. Your Vision, Our Goal: We will boost resident satisfaction surveys to ensure the city works for you.
Union City by the numbers
- 63% of residents age 5 and older speak a language other than English at home
- $2,713 median monthly gross rent
- 32 min average one-way commute for Union City workers
This campaign runs on neighbors, not consultants
Knock on doors with us, make calls from home, host a conversation on your block, or help translate our materials. An hour genuinely matters in a district race.
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