Maksim V Egorov
Candidate for Mayor, Irvine · Software Engineer/Businessowner
Maksim "Max" Egorov is a software engineer with more than 10 years of experience at Fortune 10 technology, global news, and e-commerce companies. He is an Irvine parent and school volunteer who has been active on city open-space issues since 2023 and has regularly attended City Council meetings since May 2025.
Egorov's campaign centers on protecting Irvine's open space and defending the voter-approved Open Space Ballot Initiative (Resolution 88-1), including a transparent ballot process for related measures. He also supports public safety, wildfire and emergency preparedness, and well-maintained roads; stronger oversight of city contracts and major projects with prudent use of taxpayer dollars; a more transparent, accountable, and responsive City Hall; and infrastructure improvements that make it easier and safer to get around the city.
On the issues
- Environment, Energy & Climate
Wants to protect Irvine's open space and defend the voter-approved Open Space Ballot Initiative (Resolution 88-1), with a transparent process on related ballot measures.
“Defend the voter-approved protections of Open Space Ballot Initiative Resolution 88-1”
Source → - Public Safety & Policing
Supports strong public safety, wildfire and emergency preparedness, and well-maintained roads.
“Support strong public safety, wildfire and emergency preparedness, well-maintained roads”
Source → - Taxes & Cost of Living
Wants stronger oversight of city contracts and major projects, and prudent use of taxpayer dollars.
“Strengthen oversight of contracts and major projects, promote public accountability”
Source → - Government, Elections & Democracy
Wants to make City Hall more transparent, accountable, accessible, and responsive.
“Make City Hall more transparent, accountable, accessible, and responsive”
Source → - Infrastructure & Transportation
Wants improvements that make it easier and safer to move throughout the city.
“improvements that make it easier and safer to move throughout our city”
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