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Rancho Cucamonga City Council, District 3

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City of Rancho Cucamonga

Rancho Cucamonga City Council, District 3

This person would hold your district's seat on Rancho Cucamonga's four-member, district-elected City Council. The city also has a directly elected, citywide Mayor, also on this November's ballot. They vote on city laws, the budget, and land use. Rancho Cucamonga is a general-law, council-manager city. The term is four years. Only two of the four districts are up in any given November. Districts 1 and 4 next go before voters in 2028.

Stacy Henry is the only qualified candidate for Rancho Cucamonga's City Council District 3 seat. This makes the race uncontested. The seat is open because sitting councilmember Ryan A. Hutchison did not file for another term. His 2026 campaign committee instead gave money to Mayor candidate Lynne Kennedy's campaign and to a county office committee.

This person will hold District 3's seat on Rancho Cucamonga's 4-member, district-elected City Council, alongside the directly elected, citywide Mayor (also on this November's ballot). They vote on city ordinances, the budget, and land use for this general-law, council-manager city. The term is four years, staggered so only two of the four districts are up in any given November. Districts 1 and 4 next go before voters in 2028.

Henry, who filed under the ballot designation "School Board President," faces no opponent. Campaign-finance records show Henry as a personal donor to three consecutive Lynne Kennedy campaign committees dating back a decade (2016, 2020, and June 2026), a specific, sourced fact about Henry distinct from their ballot designation; Henry has no campaign-finance committee of their own on file.

Stacy Henry

Stacy Henry is the only candidate for Rancho Cucamonga City Council District 3. Their ballot title is School Board President. No source names which school board they lead. They have personally donated to Lynne Kennedy's council and mayor campaigns three times. They gave $150 in 2016, when they worked as a Senior Investigator at Metlife Auto and Home. They gave $200 in 2020, when they owned a business called Amazing Journeys. They gave $300 in June 2026, now working as an Investigator at Hippo Insurance. They have no campaign committee of their own on file.

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