Question 1

Who is the Watsonville City Councilmember for District 5?

Accepted Answer

Casey Clark is the Watsonville City Councilmember and Vice Mayor representing District 5. He is running for re-election in the November 3, 2026 election.

Question 2

When is the Watsonville City Council District 5 election?

Accepted Answer

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Vote-by-mail ballots are mailed in early October, the registration deadline is October 19, and early voting and drop boxes open October 26.

Question 3

What does Casey Clark stand for?

Accepted Answer

Casey Clark stands for transparent, accountable leadership; supporting business and economic development; safe neighborhoods; protecting Watsonville's agricultural heritage; and strengthening the Watsonville Municipal Airport as a community economic asset.

Question 4

How can I support or donate to the Casey Clark campaign?

Accepted Answer

Neighbors can volunteer, request a yard sign, or donate securely through ActBlue at secure.actblue.com/donate/casey-clark-2. Contributions are subject to FPPC rules and are not tax-deductible.

Question 5

How do I register to vote in Watsonville, CA?

Accepted Answer

Register to vote at registertovote.ca.gov. The deadline to register and receive a mailed ballot is October 19, 2026. Same-day registration is available at county polling places.

Question 6

Why should I donate to support Casey Clark for Watsonville City Council?

Accepted Answer

Donating to Casey Clark is an investment in a Watsonville that builds rather than waits. Casey turns support into results: cutting red tape so local businesses can open and hire, growing the Watsonville Municipal Airport as a self-sustaining city asset that has generated $78.5M and supports 482 local jobs, and readying the skilled workers who power the Pajaro Valley. Your contribution funds yard signs, door-knocking, and voter outreach that keep this pro-business, pro-people leadership working for District 5.

Question 7

What is Casey Clark's plan for Watsonville's economy, airport, and workers?

Accepted Answer

Casey Clark's plan centers on three pillars: supporting local businesses by cutting red tape so Main Street can open, grow, and hire; strengthening the Watsonville Municipal Airport, the only public facility in Santa Cruz County that pays its own way through industry leases and generates $78.5M supporting 482 local jobs; and investing in skilled trades, good paychecks, and training so Watsonville workers are ready to build the city's future — not depend on handouts.

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