District 5 City Council Special Election Set for April 15th

Irvine, CALocal News

The City of Irvine is preparing for a Special Municipal Election on April 15th to fill the District 5 Council seat left vacant by the election of Larry Agran as Mayor. This election is particularly important for the residents of District 5, which encompasses the communities of Woodbridge, Westpark, University Park, and Rancho San Joaquin. Starting March 17th, registered voters in these areas will receive a combined voter information guide and vote-by-mail ballot, ensuring they are well-informed ahead of the election. Three candidates are vying for the position: Anthony Kuo, a former Councilmember and current Planning Commissioner; Betty Martinez Franco, a small business owner; and Dana Cornelius, a member of the Woodbridge South Lake HOA board. Each candidate brings unique perspectives and experiences that could shape the future of local governance.

This election will have lasting implications on community decisions and priorities. Voters are encouraged to visit the City’s website for further details and to read official candidate statements. Engaging in this election process is vital for ensuring effective representation in Irvine’s Council.

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