Seema Sharma Lindskog
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Cupertino · Nonprofit Director
Seema Sharma Lindskog immigrated to the United States from India and built a 20-year marketing career before turning to civic volunteer work in Cupertino, where she chairs Walk Bike Cupertino. Since 2023 she has served on the Cupertino Planning Commission, where she has championed pedestrian-safety initiatives and helped push the city to adopt an Urban Canopy Plan to expand its tree cover in 2025.
Positions in brief
Lindskog wants 'responsible housing for all life stages,' new economic growth strategies, and a 'safe, livable, and vibrant' Cupertino.
Lindskog's platform calls for 'responsible housing for all life stages,' plans to 'drive innovative economic growth' including through diversified retail clusters, and a goal of building a 'safe, livable, and vibrant city.' She has championed pedestrian-safety initiatives as chair of Walk Bike Cupertino and on the Planning Commission, where she helped push the city to adopt an Urban Canopy Plan in 2025.
On the issues
- Housing & Homelessness
Supports responsible housing options for all life stages
“responsible housing for all life stages”
Source → - Economy & Jobs
Wants to drive innovative economic growth and diversify tax revenue, including through retail clusters
“drive innovative economic growth”
Source → - Infrastructure & Transportation
Has championed pedestrian-safety initiatives as chair of Walk Bike Cupertino and on the Planning Commission
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