Candidates in the Milpitas General Election 2022
November 8, 2022 – Municipal Election Date in California
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Elections & Voter Information
The City of Milpitas is a General Law City with a Council-City Manager form of government. The City Council is made up of four (4) councilmembers and one (1) Mayor all elected at-large. Two (2) Councilmember seats and one (1) Mayoral seat are to be voted on every two years each November in even numbered years. Councilmembers are elected for a four (4)-year term and the Mayor is elected to a two (2)-year term.
The next regularly scheduled municipal election is in Tuesday, November 8, 2022.
Two (2) Councilmember seats with terms expiring in November 2026, and one (1) Mayoral seat with a term expiring 2024, will be on the November 8, 2022 ballot.
Form 410 is the Statement of Organization Recipient Committee. It has contact information.
Form 460 is the Recipient Committee Campaign Statement, which reports large contributions to the candidate. Also shows where campaign money was spent.
City of Milpitas Public Portal for Campaign Finance Disclosure
Candidates for Mayor of Milpitas.
Vote for 1.
Candidates are listed alphabetically by last name.
Karina Dominguez
Party: Democrat
Contact Information
531 N. Abbott Ave.
Milpitas, CA
669-228-1623
team@votekarinadominguez.com
Ola Hassan
President/CEO at Ola’s Coffee Tea and Equip. Inc.
Social Media
LinkedIn
Carmen Montano
Party: Democrat
Day Job: Teacher
Campaign Site
As your Vice Mayor, I am putting forth initiatives to make our city the best place to live and raise a family.
Social Media
Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter
Contact Information
369 Summerfield Dr.
Milpitas CA 95035
408-649-3282
ilovemilpitas3@gmail.com
Voltaire S. Montemayor
Retired Geologist
No campaign site. No social media.
Milpitas Beat story.
669 Penitencia St.
408-946-9364
voltz1251@yahoo.com
Anthony “Ngọc Trí” Phan
President of Land Development, Invictus Strategy
An American politician currently serving as a member of the Milpitas City Council. Elected at the age of 22, he is one of the youngest elected officials in the US.
Social Media
Facebook
Wikipedia
Instagram
LinkedIn
Contact Information
424 Walnut Dr.
Milpitas, CA
408-726-4704
Candidates for City Council of Milpitas.
Vote for 2.
Candidates are listed alphabetically by last name.
Dipak Awasthi
Small business owner, presently on Planning Commission
Business names: Iit Gate International, Inc and Girl With Curves, LLC
Age 64. He was born on Jan 7, 1958.
“I will focus on making smart, analytical, independent decisions based on data and facts.”
Social Media
Facebook
Contact Information
dipakformilpitas@gmail.com
Text or call: 408-712-3283
Residence: 387 Summerfield Drive
Milpitas, CA 95035-6278
Juliette Isabel Gomez
Juniper Networks, 13 yrs 2 mos13 yrs 2 mos, Executive Coordinator for Multiple Executives
Author: Can I Push You?
Says she’s a Milpitas Chamber of Commerce board member, but not on their webpage.
Says she’s on the Economic Development and Trade Commission, but not listed.
I will pledge to focus on & support the Milpitas community, our children, & business owners. Safety will be a priority. I am up for the challenge. I would appreciate your vote of confidence & the privilege of representing you in the City Council.
Social Media
Facebook
Contact Information
Residence: 1320 Chewpon Ave.
Milpitas, CA 95035
No contact information on her flyer.
Hon Thi Lien
honformilpitas2022@gmail.com
Phone: 408-599-1359
Social Media
Facebook
Contact Information
499 S. Park Victoria Drive
Milpitas, CA 95035
Demetress Morris
Former Vice-Chair Planning Commissioner City of Milpitas
Party: Independent
Home: Mesa Verde Drive
As your Council Member, I am looking forward to collaborating on policies that bring forth community achievement and operational unity. This action will result in a cleaner safer community for our families, while implementing the needed change for sustainable success.
Contact: Demetress.Morris@gmail.com
Social Media
Facebook
Isaac Stringer
Vice President at Vector Fabrication
Milpitas City Council Candidate Isaac Stringer brings a “different point-of-view”
Social Media
Facebook
Contact Information
1515 N Milpitas Boulevard Spc 135
Milpitas, CA 95035
Michael Tsai
Candidates for Milpitas USD Board of Education
Vote for 3.
Kelly Yip-Chuan
Realtor
Yip-Chuan, who is currently President of MUSD’s School Board, has served in her seat since 2018. And she remains more focused than ever on ensuring that MUSD students receive the best education possible.
Rob Jung
Founder of the Milpitas Community Educational Endowment
He is the epitome of someone who “walks the walk,” and seems to thrive on collaborating with others to get things done.
Anu Nakka
Currently, she is the Executive Vice President on MHS’ PTSA board and the Treasurer for Rancho’s PTA board. She has spent years involved with various PTAs, and has also worked to organize STEM events.
Campaign launch.
anuforschoolboard@gmail.com
408-348-6890
Candidates for Assembly District 24
Vote for 1.
Bob Brunton
Republican
40 year local business owner, 12 years elected education trustee, civic involvement
text me at 510-657-8645
Kansen Chu
Democrat
To ensure that our community is safe, healthy, physically and mentally, provide quality day cares, excellent public education, and make our universities affordable.
Contact Us page.
Alex Lee
Democrat
I am committed to bringing affordable housing, investments in education, expanded transit, universal health care and climate adaptations to the Bay Area. I pledge to continue to work tirelessly to pass critically needed measures to end gun violence. More stances on issues.
SocialMedia
Facebook, Twitter
Contact us at alex@votealexlee.com
Ballot Measure(s)
Candidate Information
Campaign Information: Filing Requirements
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