Victor Lopez Pulido
Candidate for City Council Member, Union City, District 2 · Legal Advocate/Translator
Victor Daniel Lopez Pulido is a lifelong Union City resident and first-generation college graduate, the child of undocumented parents. He holds a B.A. from the University of Arizona, an M.S. from USC, and is pursuing a J.D. at USF School of Law. He is a former Chair of Union City's Human Relations Commission, a board member of Centro de Servicios, an active member of the Alameda County Democratic Party, and a Faith Formation Instructor at Corpus Christi/Our Lady of the Rosary Parish.
Positions in brief
Focuses on housing and rent protections, cost of living and food access, budget accountability, public health and safety, transportation infrastructure, community engagement, and immigrant rights.
Lopez Pulido's eight stated priorities include rent protections and tenant rights, supporting farmers' markets and addressing food deserts, transparent budget processes with direct investment in working-family programs, expanding mental-health services and community-based safety initiatives, fully-funded schools and scholarship access, improved transit and pedestrian safety, regular town halls with language accessibility, and protecting immigrant families' access to services regardless of status.
On the issues
- Housing & Homelessness
Supports rent protections, affordable-housing construction, and strengthening tenant rights.
Source → - Taxes & Cost of Living
Supports farmers' markets and addressing food deserts to improve affordability.
Source → - Public Safety & Policing
Supports expanding mental-health services and community-based public-safety initiatives.
Source → - Infrastructure & Transportation
Wants improved transit and pedestrian safety.
Source → - Government, Elections & Democracy
Wants regular town halls with language accessibility for community engagement.
Source → - Immigration & Border
Wants to protect immigrant families and ensure access to city services regardless of immigration status.
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