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There are eight candidates vying for three seats on the Mountain View City Council, which sets policies and the overall direction of the city. There are seven Council members in total.

Candidate Comparison Grids: Mountain View City Council

To help voters compare and differentiate between the people running for Mountain View City Council, the Voice sent a questionnaire to all the candidates, asking about their policy positions across a wide range of issues. Check out their side-by-side responses.

There are four candidates vying for two seats on the Mountain View Whisman School District Board of Trustees, which oversees the school district and its superintendent. The school district serves students in transitional kindergarten through eighth grade, operating nine elementary schools and two middle schools. There are five school board members in total.

There are three candidates vying for the Trustee Area 3 on the Mountain View Los Altos High School District Board of Trustees, which oversees the school district and its superintendent. Area 3 encompasses an eastern portion of Mountain View south of Central Expressway, including the Cuesta Park, Old Mountain View and Shoreline West neighborhoods. There are five school board members in total.

There are four candidates vying for three seats on the Los Altos School District Board of Trustees, which oversees the school district and its superintendent. There are five school board members in total.

Mountain View’s Measure E would update and modernize language in the city’s charter. It needs a simple majority to pass.


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Catherine Vonnegut: Stability and continuity

Catherine Vonnegut is one of three candidates vying for the Area 3 seat on the Mountain View Los Altos High School District Board of Trustees in this November’s General Election. Her top priorities include academic excellence, student wellness and fiscal responsibility.

Thida Cornes: Student equity and wellbeing

Thida Cornes is one of three candidates vying for the Area 3 seat on the Mountain View Los Altos High School District Board of Trustees in this November’s General Election. Her top priorities include equitable academic opportunities, student belonging and ensuring public trust in the district.

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