Tony Bayudan
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Daly City · Chief of Staff
Tony Bayudan is a lifelong Daly City resident whose family, Filipino immigrants, has lived in the city since 1977. He has spent the past decade as chief of staff to San Mateo County Supervisor David Canepa, Daly City's former mayor, and serves as vice chair of the city's Personnel Board.
Positions in brief
News coverage describes his campaign as centered on affordability and expanding opportunity through local government, though a detailed issue-by-issue platform was not independently verified.
According to Philippine News Today, Bayudan frames his campaign around the idea that 'local government should provide opportunity for all,' focusing on making life more affordable while protecting the city's quality of life. A dedicated campaign website with a detailed issues platform was not found.
On the issues
- Taxes & Cost of Living
Says families in Daly City are being squeezed by rising housing, healthcare, and grocery costs, and wants city government focused on making necessities more affordable.
“families across Daly City are feeling the squeeze of rising housing, healthcare, and grocery costs”
Source → - Government, Elections & Democracy
Wants a City Hall less focused on political conflict and more focused on affordability, and points to his Personnel Board role as experience making local government more accountable.
“We deserve a City Hall that is less focused on political games and more focused on making these necessities more affordable while protecting our unique quality of life”
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