
Stan Ellis
California State Assemblyman
“Kathryn understands the numbers and she is not afraid to ask hard questions. That is exactly what Bakersfield needs on the council.”
Bakersfield City Council, Ward 3 · 2026
From day one, I will fight for:
Trusted Voices

California State Assemblyman
“Kathryn understands the numbers and she is not afraid to ask hard questions. That is exactly what Bakersfield needs on the council.”

Candidate for California Attorney General
“Kathryn will bring accountability back to city hall and stand with the officers and firefighters who keep our neighborhoods safe.”

Mayor & Assembly Candidate
“She is a serious, principled leader who will put Bakersfield residents ahead of politics.”
Come Meet Kathryn
What Kathryn Will Focus On
Measure N was sold as $58M for police and fire. It now brings in over $110M a year while we lose officers and stretch our fire department thin. That money belongs to the people who answer the call.
Families should be able to walk their own neighborhood. We need accountability from the programs we fund and real outcomes, not another round of spending with nothing to show for it.
City policy should make it cheaper to live and work here, not more expensive. That means restraint on government fees, and policies that let small businesses grow and hire.
The sewer, the streets, the basics. Core infrastructure comes before the next shiny project, and residents deserve to know what is being fixed and when.
A city should balance its budget the way a family or a business does. Cut waste, finish the audits, and make every dollar answer for itself.
Ward 3 sets the agenda. Tell Kathryn which issues should be at the top of her list — she reads every message.

Why Kathryn
Out in Ward 3
Kathryn with families, veterans, first responders, and small business owners across Ward 3.
Walk a precinct, make calls, or help at an event. A few hours makes a real difference in a city council race.
Put a sign in your yard and let your neighbors know where you stand. We deliver anywhere in Ward 3.
Invite a handful of neighbors into your living room or backyard. Kathryn will come talk and answer questions.
Signs, mailers, and door hangers all cost money. Any amount helps this campaign reach more voters.
Campaign news, event invites, and straight answers about what is happening at city hall.