Patrick Murphy (Glendale City Council At-Large, California, candidate 2026)

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Patrick Murphy
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Candidate, Glendale City Council At-Large
Elections and appointments
Next election
June 2, 2026
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Patrick Murphy is running for election to the Glendale City Council At-Large in California. Murphy is on the ballot in the general election on June 2, 2026.[source]

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Elections

General election

The general election will occur on June 2, 2026.

General election for Glendale City Council At-Large (3 seats)

The following candidates are running in the general election for Glendale City Council At-Large on June 2, 2026.


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Campaign website

Murphy's campaign website stated the following:

3 PRIORITIES TO FIX GLENDALE


Engaging the Public


Policy shouldn’t be made behind closed doors.


When elected, I will ensure real public outreach for every Glendale citizen, including consistent town halls in every community, consistency in public communication throughout all city departments, and removing all tactics to suppress speech during any and all city public meetings.


Fiscal Sanity


Glendale deserves leaders who protect taxpayers and make growth work for our community.


I support responsible development that meets real housing needs while safeguarding our neighborhoods, infrastructure, and fire safety not density driven by state mandates that ignore local input.


I’ll push for affordable and reliable energy by ensuring accountability and smart investment at Glendale Water & Power.


With the city budget now over $1.2 billion and facing a shortfall, we must restore fiscal discipline. I’ll cut waste, streamline services, and help local businesses thrive without raising taxes.


Your dollars should be respected, and your city should always put the community first.


Restoring Trust Through Transparency


City government should serve the public, not operate in the shadows. I’ll push for open data, accessible records, and policies that ensure residents can see how and why decisions are made and who’s making them.

— Patrick Murphy's campaign website (April 3, 2026)

Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.

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