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Buena Park City Council, District 2

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City of Buena Park

Buena Park City Council, District 2

This person holds your district's seat on Buena Park's City Council. The council has five members. They vote on city ordinances, the budget, and land use. An appointed city manager runs day to day operations. Buena Park has no separately elected Mayor. The council elects a Mayor and Vice Mayor from among its own members. This happens each year. Not all five council districts are elected the same year. The term is four years.

Incumbent Carlos Franco is running for a second term. Their only challenger is Yong "Chuy" Choi. Whichever candidate gets the most votes on November 3 wins outright, with no runoff.

This person holds District 2's seat on Buena Park's 5-member City Council. They vote on city ordinances, the budget, and land use, alongside an appointed city manager who runs day-to-day operations. Buena Park is a general-law city with no separately, citywide-elected Mayor -- the council elects a Mayor and Vice Mayor from among its own members each year. Not all five council districts are elected the same year. The term is four years.

Beyond each candidate's own filed occupation, no campaign site, news coverage, or other independent source could be found for either despite a real, per-candidate search effort -- the city's own elections page confirms it published an individual candidate statement for each of them, but both of those statement PDFs (and, for Franco, their separately linked official council-roster biography PDF) 404 on the city's document system. Documented below as a gap, not filled in with speculation.

Carlos Franco

Carlos Franco is the sitting District 2 councilmember seeking a second term. Their ballot title is Buena Park Councilmember and Businessowner. No campaign site or news coverage about their platform or business background was found.

Yong "Chuy" Choi

Yong "Chuy" Choi's ballot title is Construction Businessowner. No campaign site or news coverage of their background or platform was found.

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A nonpartisan office: candidates do not run as Democrats or Republicans, and no party appears on the ballot.

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