Affordable Housing
- Build more affordable homes.
- Protect renters (and small businesses).
- Make it easier for working families and young people to stay in Berkeley
- We can’t be a progressive city if people can’t afford to live here.
Safer, Cleaner Neighborhoods
- Invest in safe streets, reliable public transit and clean public spaces.
- Community-based solutions that make our streets safer for families, walkers, and cyclists, without turning our backs on compassion.
Saving Small Businesses
- Cut unnecessary red tape
- Reduce administrative costs
- Keep Berkeley’s neighborhood commercial districts thriving
- Revitalize our downtown and local shopping streets, so small businesses like mine can survive and thrive
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As a parent raising a family in Berkeley, I know every resident deserves safe streets, reliable city services, attainable housing, and the opportunity to thrive.”
Majdi Gaith
District 4 Candidate
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Do I live in District 4?
District 4 stretches from Sacramento Street on the west to the eastern Berkeley/UC Berkeley border, with University Avenue and Hearst Avenue forming part of the northern boundary and Dwight Way forming part of the southern boundary.
District 4 includes parts of Central Berkeley, Downtown, Southside, Northside, and UC Berkeley.
Election Day is November 3, 2026. Pre-registration ends on October 19, 2026.
Not Sure Which District You’re In?
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