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Dublin City Council, District 4

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City of Dublin

Dublin City Council, District 4

This person would hold one of two Dublin City Council seats up this cycle. They vote on city laws, the budget, and land use. An appointed City Manager runs day-to-day operations. The term is four years. Dublin shifted from at-large to district elections starting in November 2024. Districts 1 and 3 went first. This is the first district-based election for this seat.

Kashef Qaadri is running for reelection to the new District 4 seat. Qaadri is the sitting councilmember, and their at-large term expires this year. Their only challenger is first-time candidate Shivraj Singh.

This person would hold one of two Dublin City Council seats up this cycle. They vote on city ordinances, the budget, and land use in this Alameda County city of about 72,000, under a council-manager government with an appointed City Manager. The term is four years.

Dublin shifted from at-large to by-district Council elections starting with the November 2024 election (Districts 1 and 3 first); this is the first district-based election for District 4. Because the district itself is new, the county's own candidate-filing system shows no eligible incumbent for this office -- even though Qaadri, elected at-large in 2022, is a sitting councilmember running for the seat covering their residence.

Kashef Qaadri

Kashef Qaadri is the sitting Dublin City Councilmember. They won their at-large term in 2022, and it expires this year. Their ballot title is City Councilmember and Scientist. They first won a council seat in 2020.

Shivraj Singh

Shivraj Singh is a first-time candidate. Their ballot title is Business Owner. No independent profile, campaign site, or news coverage was found for them beyond that title.

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