Voter Guide — Fort Bragg City Council 2026

Eight candidates are on the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot. Review their positions on top issues. Please note we are unable to support browsers in dark mode.

Voter Guide — Fort Bragg City Council 2026
Fort Bragg City Council 2026 — Voter Guide
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Fort Bragg City Council 2026

View the score card and tap to dive deeper into a particular candidate's position. Listen to the candidate address the biggest issues and follow links to view entire forums.

Eight candidates, three seats.  ·  Compiled by Elise Cox, MendoLocal.News
Who's running

The Candidates

Photos, background, and a quick read on each candidate's priorities. Tap a recording link to listen to that candidate at a forum.

At a glance

Where They Stand — Scorecard

The seven issues that recurred across the forums. Positions are shown in short-hand. Tap the box to view a candidate's position in more detail and to listen to a recording. Colors refer to stance, whether a candidate supports, opposes or has a more nuanced view. Slide or swipe left or right to move between issues.

Supports / yes / leans toward Opposes / no / leans against Mixed / conditional / undecided No clear position on record
In their own words

Where They Stand, Issue by Issue

Each candidate's position on the issue, with a link into the recording at the moment they answered. Quotes are from the computer-generated transcript and are approximate.

How we made this guide

Levi W. Cooke did not appear at the two in-person forums; his positions come from his Grassroots interview. Marcia Rafanan did not do a Grassroots interview (she provided a written statement to the Alliance for a Better Fort Bragg instead); her positions here come from the League of Women Voters forum, where she took part live.

Recordings: the audio is hosted on MendoLocal.News; each “listen” link opens the recording at the moment the candidate answered.

Corrections: editor@mendolocal.news.