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Corona City Council, District 1

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City of Corona

Corona City Council, District 1

This person holds your district's seat on Corona's City Council. The council has five members. They vote on city ordinances, the budget, and land use. The term is four years. The council does not elect its Mayor and Vice Mayor by separate citywide vote. Instead the council assigns those titles from among its own district-elected members. An appointed city manager runs day to day operations.

Three candidates are running for Corona's District 1 City Council seat. The incumbent is Mayor Jacque Casillas. Casillas faces challengers Mary Limon and Joe Morgan.

The winner serves a four-year term on Corona's five-member City Council, which sets city ordinances, adopts the budget, and decides land use citywide. The council doesn't elect its Mayor and Vice Mayor by separate citywide vote — those are titles the council assigns from among its own district-elected members — and day-to-day operations run through an appointed city manager.

Casillas is running on a record already made as the district's councilmember and the council's sitting Mayor. Neither Limon nor Morgan holds elected office or has a documented public record in this pass, so the practical choice is between continuity with Casillas's tenure and a challenger whose views are not yet publicly established.

Jacque Casillas

Jacque Casillas is the incumbent District 1 councilmember and Corona's sitting Mayor. Their priorities are transparency, accountability and access. They led the reopening of Griffin Park and started the city's first Youth Town Hall.

Mary Limon

Mary Limon is a declared candidate for District 1. No biographical information about them was found.

Joe Morgan

Joe Morgan is a declared candidate for District 1. No biographical information about them 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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