Westminster Election
Westminster residents will elect a new mayor and three city councilmembers in the upcoming November election.
The city, with a population of around 115,000, has eight candidates running for city council positions and three mayoral candidates.
- Eight candidates are running for city council seats.
- Three candidates are running for mayor, including two current councilmembers, David DeMott and Claire Carmelia, and Bruce Baker, who has not served on the council.
The mayor and councilmembers are part-time positions, with six councilmembers representing the entire city.
Outgoing Mayor Nancy McNally's term is ending, making way for a new mayor to be elected.
No wards proposition was declined in last year’s election.
Author's summary: Westminster voters to choose new mayor and councilmembers.
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