- beaumontca.gov (opens in a new tab)City of Beaumont -- "Candidacy in a Municipal Election" guide (Nov. 3, 2026 General Municipal Election): confirms Beaumont is a General Law city with Council-Manager government, a 5-member at-large City Council, and a City Clerk and City Treasurer each elected at-large to 4-year terms, with Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem selected by the Council annually rather than directly elected; positions up in 2026: three Council seats, one City Clerk seat, one City Treasurer seat
- beaumontca.gov (opens in a new tab)City of Beaumont City Clerk -- "2026 Candidate Information" page: the clerk's own chart of every campaign/nomination document received for the Nov. 3, 2026 Municipal Election, confirming the qualified roster for City Council (six candidates: incumbents Lloyd White, Jessica Voigt and Mike Lara, and challengers Joseph Mathews, "James Mercado" (his own filed documents and campaign site consistently spell it "Jim Mercado") and Carlos Cueva) and City Clerk (incumbent Elaine Morgan and challenger Kathleen Aguilar-Billinger); no City Treasurer section appears anywhere on the page as of retrieval (weeks after the Aug. 7/12 filing deadline), though the office was listed as up for election on the city's own election guide
- beaumontca.gov (opens in a new tab)City of Beaumont -- Government and City Council pages: confirm the sitting council roster as of Aug. 2026 (Mayor Jessica Voigt, Mayor Pro Tem Lloyd White, and Councilmembers Mike Lara, Julio Martinez III and David Fenn) and that Mayor/Mayor Pro Tem rotate annually among the five at-large council members rather than being directly elected
- beaumontca.gov (opens in a new tab)City of Beaumont -- Elaine Morgan's filed Ballot Designation Worksheet for City Clerk (proposed designation "Incumbent"; justification cites her current term as City Clerk since Dec. 6, 2022); she checked "I DO NOT wish to submit a Candidate's Statement" on the companion form, so no statement was filed
- beaumontca.gov (opens in a new tab)City of Beaumont -- Kathleen Aguilar-Billinger's filed Ballot Designation Worksheet for City Clerk (proposed designation "Retired Board Clerk"; justification cites over 8 years as Clerk of the Board for the Lake Hemet Municipal Water District, Oct. 2017-Nov. 2025, plus prior years as a backup clerk); she checked "I DO NOT wish to submit a Candidate's Statement" on the companion form, so no statement was filed
- efile.beaumontca.gov (opens in a new tab)City of Beaumont Electronic Filing System — public campaign-disclosure search
Last updated September 3, 2026.
City of Beaumont
Beaumont City Clerk
This person is Beaumont's elections official. They also keep the city's records, like agendas, minutes, contracts, and campaign disclosure filings. The term is four years.
Two candidates are running for Beaumont City Clerk. Elaine Morgan holds the job now. Kathleen Aguilar-Billinger is the challenger. Whoever gets the most votes wins. There is no runoff.
The city clerk runs city elections and keeps Beaumont's official public records — agendas, minutes, contracts — and administers campaign-disclosure filings. The office is elected at-large to a four-year term.
Neither candidate filed a Candidate's Statement — both checked "I DO NOT wish to submit a Candidate's Statement" on their filings — so what's available is each candidate's own filed ballot designation and its justification, not a first-person platform.
Elaine Morgan
Morgan is the incumbent. Their ballot title is "Incumbent." They have been Beaumont's City Clerk since Dec. 6, 2022. They did not file a candidate statement.
Kathleen Aguilar-Billinger
Aguilar-Billinger is the challenger. Their ballot title is "Retired Board Clerk." They were Board Clerk for the Lake Hemet Municipal Water District. They held that job for over eight years, through November 2025. They did not file a candidate statement.
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A nonpartisan office: candidates do not run as Democrats or Republicans, and no party appears on the ballot.