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November 3, 2026

City council (3 seats), city clerk, city treasurer, three city measures, and Burbank Unified trustee areas 3 and 4. Candidate order follows the city clerk’s published ballot order.

Data as of Sep 26, 2026 from Burbank City Clerk election pages. Recomputed from source records; see methodology.

BUSD Board of Education, Trustee Area 3

NameNote
Dennis M. Connor Retired technical writer
Paul Gerard College professor
Hai Ho Retired aerospace engineer
Rosemary Morrison Teacher
Evren Ozbey —

BUSD Board of Education, Trustee Area 4

NameNote
George Michel Saikali YMCA of Glendale president & CEO; unopposed as of local reporting

City Clerk

NameNote
Kimberley Clark (incumbent) Burbank City Clerk

City Council Member — 3 seats

NameNote
Jackie Waltman Retired
Samantha Wick Nonprofit grant writer
Mike Van Gorder Housing policy analyst
Hovanes Tonoyan Cyber security professional
Tamala Takahashi (incumbent) Incumbent mayor
Eddy Polon Community advocate / screenwriter
JT Parr Comedian
Nikki Perez (incumbent) Burbank City Council member
Jonathan Ontiveros Civil engineering professional
David Donahue Small business owner
Nolan Southerland —
Robbie Brody Administrative law judge
Chris Yoosefi Small business owner

Measure C — City Services (hotel tax 10% → 12%)

NameNote
Yes Raise TOT from 10% to 12%
No —

Measure CC — Charter amendment on election methods

NameNote
Yes Remove charter at-large requirement
No —

Measure CD — By-district council elections (Map 130)

NameNote
Yes Adopt by-district elections using Map 130 (needs CC)
No —

City Treasurer

NameNote
Krystle Palmer (incumbent) Incumbent

The three city measures

Measure C — hotel tax

Would raise the Transient Occupancy Tax paid by hotel and motel guests from 10% to 12%. The city says the rate has been unchanged since 1983 and estimates about $3 million a year for locally controlled services. Source: City of Burbank newsroom, 2026-07-22.

Measure CC — charter flexibility

Charter amendment that would remove the requirement that council members be elected at-large and let a later ordinance or initiative set the method. Does not by itself create districts.

Measure CD — by-district elections

Would switch council elections to five geographic districts using Map 130, starting in 2028 (districts 2 and 4) and finishing in 2030. Takes effect only if Measure CC also passes. On the ballot because of a 2026 settlement of a 2023 California Voting Rights Act lawsuit.

Official explainers: election-measures, candidate list.

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